Shakur Stevenson Rolls Past Artem Harutyuyan, Retains WBC Title

Stevenson Controls Fight, Stops Harutyuyan in Six Rounds

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Shakur Stevenson continues his journey to prove he is the best in boxing when he defends the WBC and WBO super featherweight titles against Artem Harutyunyan at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on Saturday, April 8^th

Stevenson is 17-0 with nine knockouts in his professional career. He won the WBO title in October 2021 with a unanimous decision over Jamel Herring. He added the WBC title in April 2023 with a unanimous decision over Oscar Valdez.

Harutyunyan is 11-0 with seven knockouts in his professional career. He is a former WBC Youth World Lightweight Champion.

Stevenson is a heavy favorite in this fight. He is a more skilled boxer than Harutyunyan and has more power. Stevenson is also fighting in his hometown, which will give him a significant advantage.

However, Harutyunyan is a tough opponent. He is a good boxer with a strong chin. He will also be fighting for his first world championship, which will give him extra motivation.

This fight is a great opportunity for Stevenson to continue his rise to the top of the boxing world. A win over Harutyunyan would further cement his status as one of the best fighters in the sport.