Benn calls Shakur: “Feast on the side!” – potential mega-mold through weight classes

Conor Benn shouted today Shakur Stevenson’s Light Belt Holder on social media, asking -if he wants “Feast -then.” The World Three-Divisions World Champion and the 2016 Silver Olympic Medalist, Stevenson (23-0, 11 kos), had recently expressed interest in fighting him in 154.

Benn (23-1, 14 kos) now challenges Shakur to back up and accept him. He does not say if he would like Newark, New Jersey’s native, Stevenson to reach 154 for the fight or to know him in 147. After rehydrating -for his fights lightly, he looks a heavy weight inside the ring. Therefore, it should be able to fight Conor in 147 very easily.

“Do you want to do it then Shakur Stevenson? We execute – No cheap talks,Said Conor Benn social mediaShouting the Light WBC champion, Shakur Stevenson, to fight.

“Tank” Davis next to it? Or Benn instead?

The Shakur Unbeaten has a struggle scheduled for July 12 against William Zepeda in New York. This is a struggle that Stevenson hopes to be the gateway to achieve -a lucrative unification confrontation against the WBA light champion, Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. It may not be.

If Shakur cannot fight the tank, he has few options for great days at the age of 135. To keep getting good money, it is expected that you fight against someone who makes them want to see -fight. In this case, Conor Benn could be Shakur’s best option. It can drag Benn around 147 or promote a weight of 143 or 144 to give -a slight handicap like the one he received to lose in the face of the middle weight Chris Eubank Jr. On April 26.

If Shakur does not take this struggle with Benn, he could be stuck defending his Light WBC title against one of these risky contestants:

– Andy Cruz – Classified number 1 with WBC
– Abdullah Mason
– Raymond Muratalla
– Herrera Cores
– Floyd Schofield

They are all hard for Shakur because they have power and skills. His stock would fall bad if he was scared against these boys. Stevenson cannot afford this and cannot assume another Josh Padley-Po opposition without dragging his career. It was a fool stir of Shakur to accept the idea of ​​fighting the electrician in his last fight on February 22. He and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, did not consider the reaction to fight a low -time part -time fighter as Padley.