Shakur Stevenson sent a message today to 'The Face of Boxing' Garvonta 'Tank' Davis that he is not going to play the A-side game and that he knows he B-Side In discussions with him, Stevenson (22-0, 10 KOs) said he just wants to fight.

Payday Pursuit

This is a strategic move by WBC lightweight champion Shakur. He told the media that he is not looking to get one “50-50” deal, and he knows he's the B-side. Shakur is trying to trap Tank sees Davis as weak in the eyes of fans and the media.

Stevenson is trying to help fans and the media put pressure on Gervanta to embarrass him. It's a clever tactic, but it shows Shakur's desperation to get integration and, more importantly, a payday.

In the same interview, Stevenson said this about the tank: “That's the fight I'm going to get paid a lotHe was asked if he was interested in fighting his friend Keeshon Davis, but said he was focused on Tank Davis because it would pay him “a lot.”

That's why Shakur chases Gervanta day and night to fight. He wants the payday, and he won't see the same kind of money fighting someone else at lightweight. Moreover, if he faces someone with power that can reach his chin, he can beat. For all the talk from Shakur about fighting Tank Davis to prove who's the best, the reality is that he only sees him as a big payday.

That is why he is and is in such a hurry Gervonta has been hunted Nonstop for a fight from 2023. He wants the money and is unwilling to get it by fighting a rematch with Edwin De Los Santos or fighting his friends, Keyshawn Davis or Andy Cruz. Instead of earning Tank Davis battle, Shakur is used Round-the-clock method Calling him out for pushing him in every interview.

“I'm not going to act like I'm the A-side or I deserve 50-50. Let's discuss. Let's see where it goes from there,” said Shakur Stevenson on Sean Porter's YouTube siteGervonta Davis says he won't try to get the upper hand in negotiations for a fight. “I know I'm B-side, but let's fight,” Stevenson said of Tank Davis.