Shakur Stevenson believes he is “a stronger fighter than Floyd Schofield after finally sparring with him.” WBC lightweight champion Shakur has a KO rate of 45.5%.

hand injury

Stevenson (22-0, 10 KOs) said he had hand problems throughout his career, which limited his ability to land punches. his glass hand There was a problem, because he recently had surgery on his hand.

In a video posted of Shakur's workout, he is not using his right arm. That's where he got the surgery. If Stevenson's hand were to separate against Schofield, he would be helpless and unable to fight him. He can't run to victory against Edwin de los Santos and can count on the judges to award him the victory because he's the A-side.

“The only thing that threatens him is his awkward style. His offbeat rhythm, jumping in, and just being ready for it. But to be honest, I'm very good about her baby. So, I'm going to show it,” Shakur Stevenson told Sean Porters ChannelSpeaking of Floyd Schofield.

“I think it's an illusion,” Shakur said, wondering why fighters think they can beat him after sparring with him. “He couldn't see anything when he was in the ring. He didn't come out of the ring and be like, 'I think I can beat him because he came out of the ring and said I was the greatest fighter he's ever been in the ring with.

If Shakur doesn't throw with power because of his fragile arm, it's understandable why his playing partners believe they can beat him. If Scofield goes on like what happened in his feud with Shakur, why does he think he can beat him? It's a logical conclusion for someone to support a fragile, injury-prone hand after training with a fighter.

“He DMed me and said, 'Bro, you're better than anyone I've ever seen.' He remembers how the sparring went,” Shakur said of his sparring with Schofield. “He remembers what happened, but I think fighters these days have to be delusional. I think he's a delusional little kid, and his father is delusional. They're telling themselves to hype themselves up, but I fall in line.”

If Shakur can't land his punches due to arm issues, how can he call Kid Austin “delusional” for believing he can beat him. It makes sense for him to think he can beat a non-puncher.

“I think I'm stronger than him. I don't think he is stronger than me. I think people are confused about the hand problem throughout my career. I think, honestly, I'm a stronger fighter than him,” said Shakur Stevenson.

Shakur sounds delusional here, he thinks he's “stronger” than Scofield because all you have to do is watch their past fights on YouTube, and you realize that Kid Austin is a much bigger puncher.