WBC Champion in the Lightweight category Shakur Stevenson says he wants to “steal a show” in his title defense against Floyd Schofield (18-0, 12 ko) on February 22 in their battlefield at Arthur Beterbiev against Dmitry Bivol 2 cards in the Kingdom of Arena in Riya.
If Newark, a native of New Jersey, Stevenson wants to be more fun, that’s good. However, it seems that it is unlikely to succeed because of its physical limit and timid style of fighting.
“Stranging Show”? Never!
Stevenson was not built for war and should be ready to put yourself in the battlefield against Schofield to stole the show. He also needs a different body and head. It would have to be Dr. Frankenstein who would fix Shakur to make him steal the show from Beterbiev-Bivol II. That glass hand will prevent Stevenson from taking attention from the main event.
Shakur’s security style makes him the least more likely for combat fighters to steal light from other talents on the card. He would have to leave his playing style of fighting and not standing in his pocket, but to go after 22-year-old Schofield who wanted to achieve a knockout in this fight.
In his last fight against the light that strikes Artem Harutyunyan, Shakur was more willing to engage than in many of his past competitions. However, he threw individual desk and couldn’t hurt Artema. Until the eighth round, Shakur’s hometown fans at the Novark Prudenational Center headed for the exit, no doubt bored like a spectators at home watching an ESPN competition.
“I come to try to steal the show. I’m focused, I’m ready, I work hard and I’ll be in superior form, come a fighting night. You will see the best versions of me,” said Shakur Stevenson Fix About their plans to try to steal the light in their fight against Schofield.
“It’s a level he’s not ready. However, I’ll go out, you can definitely see that fight,” Shakur said when asked if we could see the fight between him and Gervonte Davis this year.
“Once again, I have Kid Austin to focus on. There is a lamont roach to focus on. We can’t look at our opponents. If one of us takes L against one of these guys, there will be no big fight between me and thin. Let’s focus. on the task that is at hand and Kid Austin is my focus. “
If Shakur Floyd discarded two or three times in a win -filled victory, it would be a good way to steal the show on February 2nd. No way to happen. If Shakur had lowered Schofield, he would be on his bike the rest of the fight, as he did against Edwin de Los Santos.
“Anyone can be undisputed in the right fight. Anyone can be a champion with a real person in front of them. I used to focus on an undisputed thing, but I realized how fake this whole game is. I don’t care about it ***,” he said Shakur.
