Video: Shakur Stevenson vs William Zepeda – Fight Review

For Geoffrey Ciani: Shakur Stevenson put his Light WBC championship on the line against William Zepeda on Saturday night, and ended up being an excellent encounter with a meeting.

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Entering the competition, both of the unbeaten Southpaws were known for contrasting styles that could not be more different. Zepeda is a relentless pressure fighter known for its incredible resistance, hardness and determination. On the other hand, Stevenson is more than a defensive tactic known for its great technical capacity. The contrast of the styles was shown to the whole struggle throughout the fight, but not necessarily in the same way that many fans planned to enter.

It ended up being a hard battle, where Stevenson fought against the type of struggle that seemed to favor Zepeda’s attributes. Ended up producing a brilliant clash. Zepeda began at the beginning, where he smartly applied effective pressure and forced Stevenson to fight at a faster pace than he is used to dealing with. But as the rounds progressed, Stevenson began to find a beautiful slot where he was landing stronger, sharper and cleaner, despite the fact that Zepeda used to throw more punches.

At the end of 12 rounds of very entertaining action, Stevenson received a unanimous 12 -round decision. Two of the judges marked the fight 118-110, and the other had 119-109, which seemed wider than the action dictated in the eyes of most fans. The two boxers made a strong performance in this one, and it will be interesting to see where each is going. With the victory, Stevenson has won three defenses of his WBC championship at 135. The perfect record of the division champion improved up to 24-0.

This edition of Rummy corner It will provide a brief recovery and review of the struggle between Stevenson and Zepeda, along with some prominent points and opinions on the performance of each man. Watch and enjoy the video for a man’s opinion. This is the corner of Rummy (produced and narrated by Geoffrey Ciani).