Shakur Stevenson is confident he will beat Gervonta Davis, as he eyes a fight with him next year.  Shakur is the current WBC Lightweight Champion who is out injured after hurting his hand in ...

Shakur Stevenson says he’s ready to go after recovering from a hand injury that saw his scheduled fight against Joe Cordina ...

There is a number of opponents available for Stevenson upon his return, including a potential unification with WBA champion Gervonta Davis, and a clash with mandatory challenger William Zepeda. If ...

Joe Cordina is the latest addition to Ben Davison's gym ... for the better in August when it was announced he would be fighting pound-for-pound talent Shakur Stevenson. Their fight was set for the ...

Since then, Davis has defended his own belt with a big knockout of Frank Martin. Stevenson held onto his in a routine points ...

More: Shakur Stevenson to defend title against Joe Cordina on Bivol-Beterbiev undercard More: Ashland City boxer Caleb ...

The Chicago Bears lost to the Washington Commanders 18-15 after a last-second Hail Mary. Tyrique Stevenson faced criticism for his conduct during the game and apologized for his actions.

There's little time to worry about the mistake Tyrique Stevenson made on the Hail Mary pass now says Bears safety Kevin Byard, but is the situation history with the Cardinals up next? Kevin Byard ...

A revelation from Bears head coach Matt Eberflus shined a light on defensive back Tyrique Stevenson’s assignment on Sunday’s now-infamous play, where he was taunting Commanders fans as their ...

Chicago Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson apologized to his teammates for motioning to the crowd and having his back turned when the Washington Commanders snapped the ball on their winning Hail ...

There's speculation that WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson will defend against William Zepeda on February 22nd in ...

Stevenson declined to speak with reporters after the game but posted an apology on social media. "To Chicago and teammates my apologies for lack of awareness and focus," he wrote. "The game ain't ...