Hearn denies the departure of Stevenson’s coincidence room, long -term eyes, despite Zepeda Challenge

Promoter Eddie Hearn has denied today that Shakur Stevenson has been divided with Matchroom after completing a two -fight agreement struggle. Hearn says Shakur (23-0, 11 kos) continues to hire with his company and Turki Alshikh for a further fight against William Zepeda on July 12 in New York.

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Is not yet divided

Hearn states that Wait for Stevenson to remain with him for the Rest of his career, But not sure of what is the future. If Shakur loses in front of Zepeda (33-0, 27 kos) this summer, Hearn could be happy that his two struggles are made, so that he can wash his hands and focus on talented opposition to entertaining.

Stevenson’s glass hands, weak power and defensive style style make it difficult to see prosperous against Zepeda or any of the levels of more than 135.

Dan Rafael yesterday informed X that Shakur had opted for his two struggles after a struggle and would use Lou Dibella as a promoter for his fight against Zepeda on July 12. It was a great surprise because Shakur had only fought against the electrician Josh Padley and seemed to be in good condition with Hearn.

“You have read Twitter. We have a two -fights agreement with Shakur Stevenson and Turki Alshikh. I was with Turki Alshikh before a couple of hours. That’s all,” said promoter Eddie Hearn Fight Hub TV When asked about Shakur Stevenson’s reports, leaving the Matchroom to fight under a different promoter. Promoter for her July 12 defense against William Zepeda in New York.

“So, after Zepeda’s struggle, I don’t know what will happen. Hopefully we have the rest of his career with us, but I can’t say it categorically. So, yes, I accepted a two-fights agreement with Shakur Stevenson, Turki Alralikh, and that is. He has left Matchroom after a fight with Josh Padley.

He has only fought a good fighter since he moved to the light division, Edwin de los Santos, and approached him to lose with him. All Shakur’s popularity comes from what he did in 130 and 126, where he defeated veterans faded Jamel Herring and Oscar Valdez. All other Stevenson victories have been against Fringe contestants.