Stevenson Calls Out Davis For Lightweight Supremacy Showdown

Shakur Stevenson is maintaining his public campaign for a high-stakes bout in the lightweight category by applying pressure to Gervonta Davis.

With a record of 23 victories and 11 knockouts, the WBC lightweight champion is still unbeaten and has made no secret of his opinion that a matchup with Davis is the only way to decide who is the best in one of the most competitive weight classes in boxing. Shakur Stevenson is maintaining his public campaign for a high-stakes bout in the lightweight category by applying pressure to Gervonta Davis.

With a record of 23 victories and 11 knockouts, the WBC lightweight champion is still unbeaten and has made no secret of his opinion that a matchup with Davis is the only way to decide who is the best in one of the most competitive weight classes in boxing.

Tank, also known as Gervonta Davis, has an impeccable record and incredible knockout power. Many pundits think that Stevenson's sleek, defensive skill set and his explosive flair would make for an intriguing clash of styles. Although Davis has previously expressed interest in big fights, the two sides have not reached a firm agreement, thus, both fans and commentators are unsure if the fight will ever take place.

Stevenson's determination to see the fight through indicates that he is sincerely interested in leaving a legacy rather than just pursuing financial gain. He would consider defeating Davis to be the pinnacle of his career, solidifying his position atop the lightweight mountain. Davis is also under pressure because of the public nature of his campaign; he is now being asked if he will accept the challenge or stick to his previous plans. One thing is certain while the division awaits clarification: a bout between Stevenson and Davis would not only establish a monarch at 135 pounds, but it would also enthrall the boxing community.