Shakur Stevenson makes prediction for Devin Haney vs. George Kambosos Jr.

Shakur Stevenson has shared his opinion on who he thinks will walk away as the Undisputed Lightweight Champion this Sunday. Devin Haney and George Kambosos Jr. will fight for all the relevant belts in the division at the Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Australia.

Stevenson stated in a tweet:

"I'm thinking Devin late stoppage.. like 10-11th round. I feel like early he gone out box em then late he gone beat him up."

A fan argued that they didn't see how Haney would be able to knock out a bigger 135lbs fighter, to which Stevenson responded:

"Styles make fights I think Devin will beat him up tbh.. And the ref will jump in plus Devin can punch better than y'all think!"

See Stevenson's tweets below:

Devin Haney showed off his fast hands during the open workout session in Melbourne ahead of his match with 'Ferocious'. 'The Dream' has a record of 27-0 with 15 KOs, lending credit to Stevenson's analysis of Haney's punching power and stoppage abilities.

Haney is up against another undefeated fighter in George Kambosos Jr. The Australian totes a record of 20-0, with half of his wins coming by way of knockout. While both are skilled punchers, Stevenson has sided with Haney's experience, technique, and ability to tread in deep waters late into the fight.

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Next in line for Shakur Stevenson

After his most recent unification bout against Oscar Valdez, in which he put on a dominating performance, Shakur Stevenson progressed to 18-0 with 9 KOs.

The New Jersey native, who stands 5'7" with a reach of 68", currently holds the WBO and WBC Super Featherweight Titles. The talented young boxer competed on the Olympic circuit and won silver at bantamweight at the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Some of his professional wins include dominations over names like Jamel Herring, Jeremia Nakathila, Felix Caraballo, Alberto Guevara, and Christopher Diaz.

While Shakur Stevenson doesn't currently have any fights scheduled, there are some names that he could face in the future. These include Vasiliy Lomachenko, Gary Russell Jr., Gervonta Davis, Miguel Berchelt, and Teofimo Lopez.

As a rising star in the boxing scene, Stevenson has his eyes on big fights, especially after his shutout against Oscar Valdez in late April.