Idi Herne today denied that Shakur Stefenson was divided with Matchroom after the completion of one battle of a deadly deal. Herne says Shakur (23-0, 11 KOS) is still contracted with his company and Turkish in another battle against William Zebida on July 12 in New York.

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Herne explains this He hopes that Stephenson will stay with him for The rest of his career, But it is not sure what the future is invented. If Shakour loses to Zebida (33-0, 27 Cos) this summer, Herne may be happy because his two-dead contract has been accomplished, so he can wash his hands to him and focus on the talented opposition that entertains to see it. He can say, “good ridicule” and be happy because he got rid of this pebble.

Stevenson’s glass hand, weak power, and defensive fighting style make it difficult to see thrive against Zebida or any of the highest level fighters in 135 years. Despite the noise behind Shakur, no one in his career has been defeated and has been well managed since 2023.

Dan Rafael reported yesterday that X was that Shakur had chosen his contract after one battle, and would use Le Debilla as a promoter to fight against Zebida on July 12. It was a big surprise because Shakur only fights the electrical Josh Badli and it seems about to be Herne.

“I have read Twitter. We have a deal of two dead with Shakur Stephenon and Turkey Al -Alas. Fight Hub TV When asked about Shakur Stephenson’s reports, the fighting match is left under different meadows. He promoted his defense on July 12 against William Zebida in New York.

“So, after the Battle of Zepeda, I don’t know what will happen. I hope we have the rest of his career with us, but I can’t categorically say it. So, yes, I agreed to a deal from two dead with Shakur Stephenson, and the Alashiph, and that’s the case. Shakur left the matching room after one battle with Josh Badamli.

He has just fought a good fighter since he moved to the lightweight section, Edwin de Los Santos, and has come close to him. All Shakour’s popularity stems from what he did in 130 and 126, where he overcame the old warriors, the beauty of Hering and Oscar Valdez. All other Stephenson victories came against marginal competitors.