Tony Bellew has given his view on Dalton Smith stepping up to take on Shakur Stevenson. Smith took his record to 20 wins from 20 fights last weekend as he beat Alberto Puello to retain the WBC light-welterweight belt. The…

Former world champion Tony Bellew believes a potential matchup between Dalton Smith and Shakur Stevenson needs more time to build. Speaking to DAZN Boxing, Bellew questioned whether there is currently enough public interest in the contest, suggesting both fighters should remain on a collision course before eventually meeting in the ring.
Smith recently extended his unbeaten professional record to 20-0 after securing a narrow split-decision victory over Alberto Puello to retain his WBC light-welterweight title. Meanwhile, Stevenson has parted ways with Zuffa Boxing and is actively campaigning across the 135-pound and 140-pound divisions.
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