remains without an upcoming opponent after last fighting in January, and good friend and former pound-for-pound rival has revealed who he would like to see Stevenson fight. Stevenson comprehensively outboxed Teofimo Lopez en route to a unanimous decision win at…

Terence Crawford shared on his X account that he wants to see Shakur Stevenson fight Gervonta Davis next. Stevenson has remained without an opponent since defeating Teofimo Lopez by unanimous decision for the WBO super-lightweight title at Madison Square Garden in January 2026, before signing with Dana White's Zuffa Boxing in July.
Stevenson is anticipated to face a mandatory defense against Raymond Muratalla or a potential unification with Gary Antuanne Russell. Davis, who last fought in March 2025, has faced inactivity due to legal issues but is understood to be planning a return to the ring in early 2027.
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