Shakur Stevenson has turned friendly toward Ryan Garcia as he eyes a future clash with the welterweight champion ‘in due time.’ Garcia cemented his status as one of boxing’s bigge

Four-weight world champion Shakur Stevenson has teased a future bout with WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia following a friendly exchange on social media. Garcia recently retained his title with a two-round stoppage victory over Conor Benn in Las Vegas. Following the win, Garcia praised Stevenson on social media, prompting a respectful reply from Stevenson about a future matchup.
The friendly exchange marks a shift in tone for the fighters, who have previously traded insults. Stevenson has previously labeled Garcia "overrated" and a "weight bully," while Garcia has called Stevenson "arrogant." Stevenson, who recently defeated Teofimo Lopez, is now fighting under Dana White's Zuffa Boxing banner, which could facilitate a future clash.
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