Shakur Stevenson’s light rank # 1 was questioned: Zepeda won

Shakur Stevenson, after defeating William Zepeda in New York last Saturday, was reduced to 1 in the Ring rating in the light (135-LB) department. The panel ranked warriors for the organization, strect-legged, light strokes, easy-to-hit, easy-hit zepeda (33-1, 27 kos) was enough to put it in the best # 1 point.

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Zepeda: No size for # 1

It was surface victory For Shakur, a punch bag without a tired power from the sixth round. Zepeda was controversial in the two previous battles of Tevin farmer, but was saved by judges in both battles.

This option does not make sense. Zepeda is not a good warrior to be used as a measurement device for the rating of the Shakur (24-0, 11 KOS) rating in 135. Moreover, by the winning staff, the number 1 was not solvent to be in any place for the number 1.

Ring light rating

1. Shakur Stevenson
2. Gervonta Davis
3. Raymond Muratalla
4. William Zepeda
5. Andy Cruz
6. Floyd Schofield
7. Denys Berinchyk
8. Sam noxe
9. Abdullah Mason
10. Lucas Baldi

Shakur, a combination of single scores, a combination and challenges of the round of the mill, said that Wine’s winning was deserving to be placed in low levels in light ratings # 8.

Andy Cruz: APEX of the Lightweight Department

If we sort by actual talent and less opposition, the surface is not with the competition on the basis of a winning win, Andy Cruz Light # 1 deserves to be fighter. ‘Diamond’ Cruz, in the last three battles, showed the highest level in the 135th pound section. So he has been avoiding other lightweight weights like a picture. Along with Abdullah Mason and Floyd Schofield, it becomes a part of a light, light class.

Reality-based light

1. Andy Cruz
2. Floyd Schofield
3. Abdullah Mason
4. Gervonta Davis
5. Lamont Roach
6. Herrera Cores
7. Raymond Muratalla
8. Shakur Stevenson
9. Sam noxe
10. William Zepeda