- Shakur Stevenson holds a record of 21 wins, with 10 TKO/KOs and no losses.
- Stevenson is a former Olympic silver medalist.
- Stevenson's next opponent is Artem Harutyunyan for the WBC World Lightweight world title.
Shakur Stevenson is fresh off a unanimous decision victory against Edwin De Los Santos in November during the main event boxing card inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas to become a three-division world champion. It was Stevenson’s 21st career victory in the professional ranks after winning the silver medal in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. Because of this unbeaten and impressive run, the 25-year-old is slowly becoming a household name in boxing odds.
That win over De Los Santos was Stevenson’s second in the lightweight division. Who’s the next title opponent for the American champion? And who’s the worthy challenger for his belt?
When Is Shakur Stevenson’s Next Fight?
Stevenson’s next opponent is Artem Harutyunyan of Germany, as he defends his WBC World Lightweight world title inside the Prudential Center in Newark on July 6. A win for him would potentially book a fight with him against Gervona Davis.
BRICK CITY HAS NEXT 😤#ShakurArtem | JUL 6 | @ESPN pic.twitter.com/dVuuib2nVj
— Top Rank Boxing (@trboxing) June 30, 2024
Shakur Stevenson Boxing Record and Titles
- Boxing record: 21-0
- Wins by TKO/KO: 10
- Wins by decision: 11
- Number of world titles won: 4
- World titles won: WBO World Featherweight title, WBC World Super Featherweight title, WBO World Super Featherweight title, and WBC World Lightweight title.
- Number of title defenses: 2
Shakur Stevenson Notable Wins
Shakur Stevenson holds victories against Jeremia Nakathila, Jamel Herring, Oscar Valdez, Robson Conceicao, Shuichiro Yoshino, and De Los Santos.
Shakur Stevenson Boxing Earnings
Stevenson’s last fight with Shuichiro Yoshino has earned him his biggest single-fight pay of $3 million. Thanks to his hefty purse, his total boxing career earning has jumped to over $6 million. Stevenson first tasted over a million-dollar purse when he fought Jamel Herring in October 2021.
Shakur Stevenson Trainer, Coach and Cornermen
Stevenson is under his long-time boxing coach and trainer Willie Moses, who guided him since his amateur career. Moses is Team Raposa’s head trainer and founder, based in New York. He helped Stevenson win the silver medal in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and continues to mentor him today.
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