After multiple years of circling one another at the top of the 135-pound division, WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson will finally have his day on Saturday against unbeaten mandatory challenger William Zepeda.

Shakur Stevenson defeats William Zepeda via unanimous decision, silencing critics and remaining undefeated and the undisputed champion.

Shakur Stevenson remained undefeated and defended his WBC lightweight title with a dominant performance in the first boxing card held on the grounds of the U.S. Open tennis tournament, beating William

Shakur Stevenson silenced all the critics, putting on a dominant and masterclass performance Saturday night. The New Jersey native steamrolled past William Zepe

On July 12 at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York, Shakur Stevenson retained his WBC lightweight title with an impressive unanimous decision win over William Zepeda.

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Stevenson is the one defending a title — his WBC lightweight belt — against William Zepeda. But it is Berlanga — whose super middleweight bout against Hamzah Sheeraz has no titles at stake — who is the main event, while Stevenson is the co-main event. In the modern boxing landscape, attention is often more lucrative than accomplishments.

WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson is confident that he will be able to exploit a major flaw in William Zepeda when they go head-to-head tonight. Taking place at the Louis Armstrong Stadium and exclusively live on DAZN PPV, Stevenson will be looking to make a statement against the undefeated Mexican.