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Shakur Stevenson notched arguably the most impressive win of his career when he defeated Teofimo Lopez to become The Ring and WBO 140-pound champion January 31 at Madison Square Garden in New York.
The highly skilled southpaw from Newark, New Jersey, became a four-division champion with the win, and he climbed to No. 3 on The Ring’s pound-for-pound list. Finding the right fight since then has proven to be difficult, though, particularly since the 2016 Olympic silver medalist signed a promotional contract with Zuffa Boxing.
There still isn’t a shortage of options for Stevenson. The 140-pound division boasts intriguing contenders, and if Stevenson is willing to go up in weight, whether it's 144 or all the way up to the welterweight limit of 147, some of the biggest fights in boxing could be on the table.
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