What time is Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda? Ring walk time for fight
Stevenson, with an impressive record of 23 wins, 0 losses, and 11 knockouts, is determined to shake off the 'boring' label often attached to his recent fights. His goal is to defend his title for the third time, following his victory against Josh Padley in the ninth round back in February.
Zepeda, with an unblemished record of 33 wins, 0 losses, and 27 of those wins coming by knockout, is riding high on his recent victory against former champion Tevin Farmer.
Here is the expected ring walk time for the Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda clash on Saturday, July 12.
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When does Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda start?
The Edgar Berlanga vs. Hamzah Sheeraz fight card consists of four matches and will begin at 6 p.m. ET on Saturday, June 28. The co-main event for the Shakur Stevenson and William Zepeda fight is expected to be around 8:40 p.m. ET. However, the duration of the undercard will impact when Stevenson and Zepeda actually start.
Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda date
Shakur Stevenson will fight William Zepeda on Saturday, July 12, in Queens, New York.
How to watch Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda
Shakur Stevenson will face William Zepeda, and the event will be streamed on DAZN Pay-Per-View. In the U.S., fans can purchase the event for $59.99.
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