Shakur Stevenson is arguably one of the most hardworking boxers from the active roster. The 23-year-old has been boxing since he was a child, winning an Olympic silver medal in 2016. While he turned into a professional in the next year, it has been a flamboyant journey for ‘Fearless’ so far. He reflects a 15-0 record as of now and has already held a world title at the 125 lbs division.

While Stevenson appears to be focusing on bigger things ahead, his training routine has been highly beneficial for the world champion boxer. Meanwhile, Stevenson has also stepped into the boots of a trainer. Although he didn’t serve as a full-timer, it did assist him with a lot of things for his own career. As he continues to grow in the sport of boxing, here’s a look at Shakur Stevenson’s training regime.

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Shakur Stevenson has several mentors in his boxing career. From Andre Ward to Floyd Mayweather, he picks up suggestions from the very best boxers. However, his trainers are Waki Moses and Kay Koroma. Per Stevenson, Kay Koroma has been his trainer since the Olympic days.

The relationship between a boxer and a trainer plays a pivotal role to nourish the journey ahead. Fortunately, Stevenson shared a healthy bond with his coaches and has been pretty successful in an active career of four years. In a chat with ESPN from the past, ‘Fearless’ had revealed how Koroma infused a tough regime for him in the initial stage of his career.

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Koroma reportedly formed a weekend routine, where he would end up working on a Friday to drive 174 miles for Shakur Stevenson. However, the world champion’s new regime looks absolutely professional.

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Stevenson reportedly warms himself up on the trade mill, before jumping in for the sparring sessions. He also drinks a lot of water to keep himself hydrated. Apart from hardcore sparring, shadow boxing also seems an important part of the whole act.

As Stevenson also looks after his fitness, he reportedly goes out to jog. However, specific changes are made regarding each fight camp and some extra features often find a place for those camps. That said, Stevenson continues to be a dedicated boxer, and that gets reflected in his in-ring performance.

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