Rolando Romero Tag Shakur Stevenson “Overvalued” due to the “rare” curriculum

Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero called Shakur Stevenson as the most “Overrated” Fighter in Boxing This week, talking about his curriculum little in a rare way.

When he was interviewed by Mike Coppinger, Rolly gave a reason why he sees the light champion of WBC Shakur (23-0, 11 kos) “overrated.” His goal focused on his record.

Shakur’s manufacture?

Romero states that Stevenson’s only prominent victory promoted Matchroom room during his eight -year career against Oscar Valdez, which suffered a broken jaw in 2018 against Scott Quigg. The opinion that many have about Valdez is that they did not look the same since the fight.

Shakur’s curriculum

– Edwin de los Santos
– Jamel Herring
– Robson Concepeo
– Artem Harutyunyan

“I can say -you were overestimated quickly. Shakur,” said Rolando “Rolly” Romero to Ring Magazine When asked who believes he is the most “overrated” fighter of boxing. “Someone in public name is a opponent who is not Oscar Valdez, who had a broken jaw (by Scott Quigg) in 2018, which is not a punch. It can break, but it is not a punch. Sylistically, it is a counterpoint, so Shakur hit him independently.

“You tell me that another Shakur fighter has overcome. Any casual fighter cannot tell me,” Rolly said, exposing Stevenson’s drum.

The drum model

It is quite clear that since Shakur has passed to 135 in 2023, it has been maneuver around the dangerous contenders that could overcome it. It is believed that Stevenson is protected to keep him unbeaten enough for the giant payment struggle against Gervonta Davis. It is a simple strategy.

How to create a bombo job for money purposes: He gets an Olympic, he agrees with him against a weak opposition, and then he presses a fight against a fight against his salary note. Shakur fought at the 2016 Olympic Games and was dragged by Robeisy Ramirez in Cuba.

So talented contestants such as Andy Cruz, Raymond Muratalla, Abdullah Mason and Jadier Herrera will be avoided by Stevenson’s promoters so that they can help cling to the 135 LB WBC belt enough time to hit the Jackpot with the Fighting Davis struggle.

From the best fighters at the age of 135, Stevenson is well below many of the weight class fighters. Its insufficiency has been disguised by the careful care made by its promoters to hide their flaws and prevent it from losing all day.

Light highs were classified

1. Gervonta Davis
2. Andy Cruz
3. Raymond Muratalla
4. Abdullah Mason
5. Keyshawn Davis
6. Herrera Cores
7. Lamont roach
8. Shakur Stevenson
9. Jose Velazquez
10. Floyd Schofield

Shakur could get a Payment Struggle of $ 10 Million. Obviously, with this type of money right on the horizon, Shakur is not about to fight anyone and be exposed. He had a close call against Edwin de los Santos, and this struggle showed Stevenson’s limitation.

Following this struggle, the first rank equated him against Artem Harutyunyan in his final struggle under his contract. In Stevenson’s unique struggle since he signed with the Matchs Hall of Eddie Hearn, he fought against Josh Padley, an electrician in the United Kingdom.

Stevenson’s next struggle is scheduled for July 12 in New York against William Zepeda. It is found in the controversial decisions on Tevin Farmer. So this explains why Shakur is so eager to fight him.