Shakur Stevenson discusses his aspirations to face other elite fighters in the sport, including as Vasiliy Lomachenko and Gervonta Davis, in an interview with Ring Magazine. Although he believes a bout between him and Gervonta Davis will be the biggest in the sport, Stevenson says he respects Lomachenko but dislikes the precarious position he's in while retaining his world belt. Regarding Stevenson's desire to battle Vasiliy Lomachenko The fact that Lomachenko went and received a belt was the only thing that bothered me more about him. He went and took the belt, so you're simply getting in the way when you're holding the title and grabbing a belt. What are you doing, since you don't want to fight anyone [who is holding the belt hostage]? Respect for him, but that was my problem with it all. If not, I hope he retires as a legend. Hopefully, we can align it one day. On a fight with Gervonta Davis To be honest, I believe everything is possible. What Turki is doing for boxing, in my opinion, is incredible; he is creating the greatest fights imaginable and the biggest fights that are accessible. It boils down to the fact that someone must be afraid if that fight cannot take place. "He constantly disparages me and speaks poorly of my name, so if you feel the same way you do about me, then fight me because, as you said, "I'm not this, and I didn't do anything for the sport of boxing." "You're not fighting me, but you're going to fight someone else. Why go fight all these people who haven't done anything for boxing and haven't achieved the things that I have? Fight me, then. "I believe the world will be captivated by that clash. That struggle, in my opinion, is the largest in the world. Fans are hopeful that Stevenson will be forced into an exciting bout with William Zepeda, who is currently slated to face Stevenson on July 12.