“He’s the Biggest Superstar”: Months After Declining Devin Haney’s 75/25 Offer, Shakur Stevenson Outlines the Numbers He Would Accept to Fight Gervonta Davis

In a recent interview that set the boxing world abuzz, Shakur Stevenson, the fan-favorite boxer expressed his readiness to face the formidable Gervonta Davis. Stevenson, known for his skillful moves and strategic prowess in the ring, didn’t shy away from calling Davis the “biggest superstar” in the sport. That being said, Stevenson has terms that need to be fulfilled before he even can consider going up against Tank. 

In a few days, Shakur Stevenson is going to go up against Edwin De Los Santos for the vacant WBC lightweight title. Stevenson is quickly on his way to becoming a superstar pugilist. That only means that great things are on their way for him. The anticipation for this potential matchup has fight enthusiasts on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the clash between the two. But even before his next fight wraps up, Stevenson has already put out word for a future match against Tank Davis.

Shakur Stevenson is available for the right price

Stevenson secured a fight against Dominican boxer Edwin De Los Santos for the vacant WBC title, scheduled for November 16 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. In the pre-fight interview with ESNEWS, Stevenson was questioned about being considered the most avoided figure in the sport.

In the interview, when questioned about the possibility of a fight with Davis, Stevenson’s confidence was palpable. The interviewer probed about the business aspect, asking if Stevenson would consider a 60/40 split if the opportunity was enticing enough. With an air of certainty, Stevenson retorted, “Honestly, why would I not take it? I ain’t trying to get into the business. He’s the biggest superstar in the sport. Get me the call; I’m ready to talk.”

Stevenson’s response reflects not just a hunger for victory. It is a keen understanding of the magnitude of a bout against Davis. Now that Stevenson is on his way to boxing greatness, he can pick and choose his opponent. 

Furthermore, when it comes to his bout against Haney, that is another exciting story to unravel. 

Why not Haney?

Devin Haney and Shakur Stevenson have had an online beef for quite a while. Shakur took to X to call out Haney. In addition, he alleged that Haney was ducking out of a fight with him. Somewhere along the like, Shakur was offered a 75/25 offer, which left Stevenson dissatisfied. Stevenson even apologized to fans for turning down the bout and chose to go up against Santos for the vacant title.

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The southpaw has long sought the path to the pinnacle of his sport. He has made it clear that engaging with undefeated counterparts like Gervonta Davis and Devin Haney is exactly what he seeks. In a recent interview with FightHype, he expressed a higher likelihood of facing Davis over Haney. He cites his recent move to the 135-pound division. Stevenson emphasized his faith in a bout with Tank, attributing it to Davis’s competitive spirit and mutual desire to prove their skills to the world.

As negotiations unfold and the buzz around this potential bout intensifies, one thing is certain – the sports world eagerly awaits the moment when Stevenson and Davis step into the ring. Undoubtedly, their skills and determination will converge in a battle for supremacy. In a sport often defined by its larger-than-life personalities, this matchup promises to be a spectacle.

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