Gervonta Davis coach Kenny Ellis claims Shakur Stevenson ‘missed the boat,’ accused him of trying to ‘outward’

Gervonta Davis coach Kenny Ellis says Shakur Stevenson “missed the boat ” By not taking the battle with the tank when it was offered to him. They have now “passed” to other things. Kenny mentions that he believes that Shakur is trying to age him, and that his problem is not going to work.

Outdated claims

Ellis does not say when Stevenson (23-0, 11 COs) has the opportunity to fight against him, but he says he had his chance and missed. The Newark, New Jersey, tried to age him, but it didn’t work. Now he will have to live with it.

If Shakur can’t get the Tank Davis fight, his options are 135 slim. His career as a world title holder can suddenly come to an end by these fighters:

– Andy Cruz
– Raymond Muratalla
– Abdullah Mason
– William Zepeda
– Herrera Cores

If the acceptance of Shakur’s whole goal of moving up to 135, the jackpot with a money fight against Tank Davis, seems to have failed. He is young enough to move to 147 to chase fights against Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney. It can be good Plan b Stevenson option rather than staying in lightweight and dropping his career through the above fighters. I don’t see Shakur beating Cruz, Mason, Herrera, Murratalla or even Zepeda. They have too much offensive abilities for him. He has those glass hands that limit what he can do.

“I think he might be aging, but he’s not aging soon,” said coach Kenny Ennis said Millcity Boxing About his belief that Shakur Stevenson Gervonta Davis may try to “aged”. “I don’t care for it because it could have happened. I don’t really care. ‘

It’s hard to believe that Shakur Tank Davis would try to age. He has called Davis left and right since moving to the lightweight division in 2023. He almost begs the tank fight. Why would he try to age? That doesn’t sound right.

“People want you to do if they want to do it. No, it doesn’t work that way. We’re the face of boxing. You missed the you; you missed the boat that he missed the boat. They don’t control us. They don’t say when to move. They don’t say to the tank when to move,” Ellis said.

Zepeda deal not there

WBC lightweight champion Shakur hopes to fight with William Zepeda, but it doesn’t look good at the agreement he thought he with Turki is no longer there. Last Saturday Stevenson said that X About his plans to follow a fight against Zepeda:

‘The battle is ordered by the WBC. I am still champion and pull out nothing. If we cannot reach a deal (with Golden Boy), then the wallet is. See you soon. ‘

Stevenson complained on X that Turki no longer offered him the money he thought he would get for a fight against WBC-Engineer Lightweight Champion Zepeda (33-0, 27 COs). He is now less offered than he received for his last fight against Josh Padley.

Missed opportunity?

“This is a possibility. You never know, ‘Kenny said when asked if Shakur preferred not to take the tank fight because of his hands. As tank says. He may retire. We have to wait and see what he is doing. Whatever he does, I will respect it. When he keeps going, he gets my support.

“Many of these guys had the opportunity, and they didn’t seize it. Keep going. Life continues,” Ellis said.