Shakur’s victory of Romero: Zepeda had no power

Rolando ‘Rolly’, Romero, decreased Shakur Stevenson’s victory over the volume of the volume William Zepeda last Saturday night in Queens, New York. WBA heavy weight champion Rolly said Zepeda (33-1, 27 kos) “Has no power” And it was not the same as Shakur fighting a rival with a punch power.

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Rolly did not give an example of who was the light champion of the WBC, Stevenson (24-0, 11 ko), should worry about 135. The obvious fighters would be Gervonta Davis and Floyd Schofield Jr. These two are eliminated artists who would be dangerous for Shakur. They are not the only bumps lightly. There are Abdullah Mason and Jadier Herrera, who would be risky for Stevenson to fight.

Despite not having much power, Zepeda searched Stevenson with a left hand in the third round. If Zepeda had connected with more traits to the head, he could have done much worse. After doing it, Shakur did a good job to support his head to avoid or take the impact of Zepeda’s punches.

The lack of power of Zepeda

“It was a great performance, but the uncle has no power,” said Rolando “Rolly” Romero to Boxing newsSpeaking of Shakur Stevenson’s victory over William Zepeda last Saturday night. “William Zepeda has one of the highest outings of boxing.”

Stevenson wants to fight Zepeda so badly was a clear indication that he was not worried about his fist power. This was a sign that saw him as a non -threatened. Shakur’s fighters never mention, Mason, Schofield and Herrera, would be a serious threat.

Real Punchers vs Volume

“Anyone who has to throw 100 strokes to get you out of there, has no power. My niece can punch me 100 times on my face and I will be sleeping. Real punchers, they just have to disembark once or twice a punch, and you are cold. So it simply did not fight a punch,” Rolly said about Shakur.

What makes Zepeda being formidable is its volume and body. He landed many shots at Shakur’s body, but the judges did not take into account those who made the score. If he had much more power, he would have forced Stevenson to move. However, Shakur started moving to the ninth round after eating some hard shots from Zepeda’s body. You could say that these strokes were annoyed because he was no longer ready to be stationary.

Rolly won’t fight Shakur

“I do not entertain the fighters like that. It’s not my guy,” Romero said when he asked if he would be open to fight Stevenson in 147. “The second one hit once clean, they run around the ring.”