October 5, 2024

Shakur Stevenson vs. Edwin De Los Santos fight results: Live boxing updates, scorecard, start time, undercard

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Shakur Stevenson is now a three-division champion. Stevenson, the former Olympic silver medalist, grinded out a tough win over Edwin De Los Santos on Thursday night to claim the WBC lightweight crown in Las Vegas.

In what was a difficult fight to watch for the sheer lack of action, Stevenson was the busier of the two fighters over the course of 12 rounds as he tried to control distance with his lengthy jab and incredible defense. According to CompuBox, Stevenson and De Los Santos combined to land just 33 power punches in the fight. De Los Santos landed just 40 punches in the fight, which is the fewest CompuBox has record in its 38 years for a 12-round fight.

Stevenson, to his credit, owned up to his struggles in the ring after the bout.

“I had a bad performance tonight,” Stevenson said. “I wasn’t feeling too good. I’ll live with it, it’s OK. I came in, got the victory and that’s all I wanted to do.”

The win for Stevenson sets up the potential for a showdown with Devin Haney, who earned undisputed status in the division in June 2022 before deciding to move up to 140 pounds for a showdown with Regis Prograis in December. There was hope the two would meet after Haney scored the biggest win of his career against Vasiliy Lomachenko in May, but those negotiations never even began.

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CBS Sports was with you throughout the entire way with the live results and highlights below. 

  • Shakur Stevenson (c) def. Edwin De Los Santos via unanimous decision (115-113, 116-112, 116-112)
  • Emanuel Navarrete (c) vs. Robson Conceicao ends in a majority draw (114-112, 113-113, 113-113)
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