Million Dollaz Worth Of Game - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 170: FEATURING SHAKUR STEVENSON

Episode Date: June 12, 2022

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Chicole beat your ass, Stevenson. Listen, man, he's doing his thing. I gave him a new name here, you know. I was talking to him before all this shit, giving you some education on the boxing history because I'm a boxing historian on the old school tip. I'm talking about, you know, I'm talking about Sunny listening and all that type of Sugar Ray Robinson. Jack Demson.

I mean, Jack Demms. I was giving them game on that. That's what I was sprinkling the more You know, I look at the old fighters tight You know, all we from Tyson back You know, you know, Muhammad and them That's what I look at I don't really, you know, too much of this You know what I mean?

But boots, you know what I'm looking at boots And, you know, and Scooter and them You know what I mean? So young boy step, you know, me young boy step You know, Devin, tank I look at, you know, I ain't got fucked with, you know I mean, Earl, you know what I fuck with that You know, I know a little bit something

Is it Earl or Earl? It's Earl to me. Fuck all that, Earl Earl. Earl, you think a nigga name Earl, man. Earl Spence, man. I always say that, man. All that arrow and all this shit, the arrow will start with A, man.

Like what I would tell you call the board at, man. I mean, all that. So you know what's going down, man. Hey, listen, man, we definitely got, I don't know, to me, I feel like you should be on a pound-for-pound list. I am. I am, for sure.

You on there now? I'm on whoever pound-for-pound list that they put out, I'm on a pound-fpound list. You should be. You know what I mean? I'm not. They're pound-for-pound list, cap. Because right now you got, you know, you got the WBC, 130 pounds, WBC, WBO, Ring Magazine.

Facts. Totally. I'm 24. 24 years old. Killing shit. Grew up in, New York, New Jersey. The slums. Slums.

How was he growing up? I mean, it was, it made me who I am today. I feel like I came from an environment where it's like I wasn't built to win but it's like I still made a way to win and now I'm living good like I don't put my mother house like that's my biggest accomplishment to this day because it's like once you get your mother house it's like you made it so right you know like it was hard but you know I'm here absolutely and it was it was nine of y'all nine children facts I'm the oldest you the oldest Yeah.

How does it feel to know that, you know, you got eight other siblings that's all up under you? They look up to you. And you was the one to change the family history. Facts. I mean, it feel good just to, you know, I'm a leader at the end of the day. So I got to be the one who set the example for, like, my younger brothers, my younger sisters. I do that now. Like, I'm showing them that they could, if they put their mind to something, they can make away.

Chase their dream at the end of the day. So I'm just leading the way and keep being Shakur. That's why I am. That's what it's about. Me being a martial artist, we're in different sports, right? I'm UFC. All that mix shit. I do a little bit of anything.

I got a hit list. Like, you know, growing up, I had a list of people who ass I wanted to whip, right? Some people I ran into, they beat my ass so things can turn out right. Some people I didn't run into. What's your record? My record.

Yeah, what's your record? You know, I record 13, 24. No, I'm just saying Like, because a lot of them Join, listen, listen, listen, hold up, hold up I'm going to give you the reason Some of the judges in some of my fight It was in, I was in different people in neighborhoods

So they're going to say somebody So I took, you know 13, 20 years So you got robbed a couple of times Yeah, I got robbed plenty of times 24 losses still Bitch you ain't get robbed You got beat the fuck up

I'm just saying that was my, like come on man Like, like you know Like I'm to the point where it's, you know It was a journey man You know what was your record in prison man? Oh in prison I had a record Everything was peace I had peace treaties in jail I wouldn't I don't think that was a place was necessary

for me to have different agreements for people So that it was just like that wouldn't have made sense So do you learn your martial arts I've been new that back in the day Earl Corradi Earl so you don't even know what's going on You don't even know about my sense say Karate Errol he's a legend I mean but I'm gonna say this

Everybody got the list We're gonna get straight to the record Who who? Who? Who on your list That you need to see that need to see you. Anybody. No, see, no, no, no. Who?

Me person. Who? Everybody at 135. I feel like that's my hit-laced. I don't know one-thirty-five. 135, that's the main weight right now. Right, who did? That's multiple weight, right?

So Tank Davis? Everybody at 135 from Tank to Devon to, I'm, once in like two fights for now, I'm probably going to be at 135. Oh, so you're going up hunting? I'm going there and I'm taking names. and kicking eyes. Damn. Out of, okay, so,

out of... Hold on, hold on. Devin. He said, Dev. Now, Devin, my man's, though. I'm going to fuck with that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Him and Dev in the same week class.

No, he won't weight class below Dev, but he's saying in two fights, he's moving up to that weight class. Oh, so he already see Dev. Who's going to win that fight? I'm saying, I'm asking you. I'm asking you. You're the boxing motherfucker. I know that, you know. I think it's going to be a great fight, you know what I mean?

I think that, I think Dev's a little bigger than Shakur. I think he may be a little taller. They might be the same height. I hear a little taller than you. So he might got the reach advantage. I feel like Shakur has the IQ advantage. You know what I mean? Because he don't really get hit at all.

Devin don't really get hit a lot either, but he gets hit a little bit more than Shakur. So I think it would be a really great fight If I had to pick who I would say I think is going to win I might got to give this slight advantage to Shakur Just because I always go with the fighter That's a little bit more defensive sound You know what I'm saying

So I probably would But both of them is great fighters Fuck all that I'm going to say this I think you only say that Whoever was sitting on the fucking couch because I don't really know this shit that much. I'm more UFC board. I think if somebody else would say you to you would have went with them.

So I don't even know about you. I'm starting to question you're boxing historian and journalism and all this bullshit you'd be saying. Anybody that know boxing understand what I just broke down and they're like, no, that is the truth. Everything he's saying is the honest-to-God truth. But when you got two motherfuckers that got superstar talent type of level, you feel what I'm saying?

And it's hard to choose who going, because motherfuckers have off nights. This is boxing. You can have an off night. You feel what I'm saying? It's a motherfucker named Shane Mosley who lost a Vernon Forrest twice. Vernon Forrest is not a better fighter than Shane Mosley.

He's, he beat him. No, he's not. No, no, no. I do understand, what I understand is, but I understand you be making these predictions and giving up all his information about boxing, and you never was in the fucking ring. You don't, you're not no boxing.

First of all, I tend it at your fucking eyes before you. I tint at your eyes. Hey, listen, I didn't, I didn't see your shit. And you did not see none of that shit coming. I didn't think it's crazy. All you saw was your shit telling me. So what are you talking about? I just think when commutators try to communicate or talk about, oh, I'm a journalist on sports.

No, don't put me in, don't put me in Stephen A. You Steve and A. You ain't do that. What fight you at? What are you fucking? What was your record? What was your record? What was your record?

It wasn't 13 and 24. It don't matter. It doesn't matter. Where is your fucking record. as you talk about. What gym you come out of? I've seen you take a loss. There's a thousand gyms in Philly.

He don't come out of no gym in Philly. TK.O. Philly. Fuck as you talk about. Why you think I know everybody in the boxing world? Because, nigga, I'm a licensed boxing trainer. What the fuck are you talking about? Wait, wait.

That's what I'm saying. Like, I'm taking, listen, stop. People keep coming on there. Hold on. Wait. The fuck is you just like TV. I can make calls. I can make calls, nigga.

You ain't no real training? Fuck no. Who did you train? All he knows is he can tell you the greatest train is, oh yeah, what's your name? Like he came up under their toology or something. Listen, first of all, I did. I did come up under the tutel.

The Bozzy ever train you? Fuck, no. Boxing rail. Did Bozzy ever train you? Who, Bozzy? Yeah. Fuck, no. You know.

All right. Fuck you mean. Of course he trained me. What is you talking about? I got trained by the best. Boxing rail, Ridge, Pedro, Bozzy. Mother fucking, the good brother, Nassim Richardson. Come on, man.

I know all them, too. Fuck that's wrong with you. I got trained by everybody. You know what I mean. You're not going to wrong with you. You got trained to fight nobody to just talk. You ain't fight nobody. No, you got trained in prison. You ain't fucking out of it. You ain't fucking, he ran the train on you in prison.

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Fuck out of you. Who's your top five boxes right now? Top five boxes right now. See, I had Canello real high, but, like, he's still real high on my list. I just don't put him, like, number one. I feel like he got Terrence Crawford, Earl Spence, boots, tank. I can't put myself in here, though, because it's like, I feel like I'm above. Oh, okay.

I feel like I'm at a level where I feel like I'm the best in boxing. Oh, oh, oh, oh, he just said he better than Earl Spence and all them, boys? Yeah. I feel like I'm better than, I'm the best fighter in boxing. See, I don't be watching. I don't be knowing what's going on. That's what I feel like, person. Right.

But before if I say, what's a little Chinese dude? And you? In a way. Yeah, in the way, yeah, yeah. I forgot Tyson Fury, too. He's a bad motherfucker. Yeah, Tyson Fury is a bad motherfucker. But so if you had it your way, your next four fights.

I'll fight Limonchenko, the win out of Devin and Cambosis, Ryan Garcia, and Tank. Ryan Garcia ain't going to fight you? No, you're not. Out of those four fights. Which fight you think would be your hardest? Probably either Devin or Tank. I feel like with Devin, he,

me home's been in the ring a bunch of times, so we're familiar with each other and with Tank. I've been in the ring with Tank too, but I just feel like, I think the odds-makers are going to make that fight it like a lot closer then. Like, a lot of people think. So you think, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

So you think that, because, you know, Tank got that, That power with them motherfucking hands. You got to hit me, though. Like, you got to hit me. It ain't, like, I don't, like, I personally feel like... It takes sharp, too. I personally feel like if your best shot is to knock me out, you lost. Like, if the only thing that you can do to win is knock me out, you lost.

That's what I feel like. Damn. So you feel like in a 12-round fight for some belts, tank is not going to land no punches, no solid? I'm saying if your best chance, is to knock me out you lost i don't care who you is because you're going to be looking for that shot all night all night that's going to be something that you look from from round one to round 12 tank is a hell of a counter puncher too though yeah but at the end of the day if you got to land

one shot to win it is over okay so lomenchenko is it he's an executioner he probably will be one of the like toughest tash just mentally but i just feel like uh like i said i've been in the ring with all them dudes like i don't spar with every last one of them how many of them dudes beat your ass. None of them beat my ass. The only person I can say beat my ass to this day and being realistic is Terrence Crawford when I was like younger.

And you sparred him? Yeah. Tanged you right up. I was like 17. I was 17. You got the hell on your jacket too. I don't want to hear that shit. I'll take it.

I ain't check it. Tarynx Crawford and tighten him up. Yeah, he did. That's a dark skin little dude. Yeah. He got me when I was like 17, man. He did. Damn.

I sparred him a hundred times after that though. Oh, so you up after the, After that one time. I don't speak on Sparring and say I'm especially not with my brother. It's good work. That's my nigga. But he tightens you up, huh?

Yeah, when I was 17, he beat my ass. Sparring don't kill me. I ain't going to lie. He fucked me up. So it's a rule that sparring don't count? I mean, it's like a written rule that of like, you know what happened? Because he might go to sparring the day

and he might just be specifically working on something. Yeah. Okay. You know what I mean? He might be, you know what I'm saying? Your coach Mike Handicap, you tell you only could you? use the jab that day or you got to use your defense move around like they might tell you

certain things that you got to do right sparring so you feel what it don't count it's really for like preparing for the fight right but and then at the end of the day too you got niggas like you got niggas like you got niggas like motherfucker told me one time yeah man you know i ain't gonna say no names but yeah i was you know i used to spar dana garcy all the time and you know what i'm saying i used to i used to i used to put him hands on him and it's kind of like it's kind of like all right a part of me could believe that because you got you got 16 ounce gloves on and you got head gear on but when you take that shit off the head gear off and you put eight ounce gloves on you're not going to take 10

ounce load you're not going to take half the chances that you took doing sparring when you fighting this nigga now because one punch is going to get you to fuck out of here you feel what I'm saying so that's why sparring don't really mean that much if he would be bragging about like they do that but then and they like career they don't be doing shit so they don't do nothing huh yeah that shit will be suspect this episode of a million dollars worth of a game is brought to you by roman daily vitamins i'm talking to my listen man i'm gonna start prioritizing your health with new roman daily multivitamins is the easy way to support physical activity brain health your immune system your heart health no prescription required you don't need no prescription

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Me, that's who I would want to fight. I feel like when they keep asking you, like, back in the day, who the person you would want to fight is Floyd. I feel like Floyd, the only person I ever seen, like, think like me. Like, we think is in the ring. Like, we go in the ring and we got a mind where it's, like, we're breaking you down. Like, our best attribute is our minds. Like, it's not that we're going to be the fastest.

It's not that we're going to be the strongest. It's the fact that we're smarter than every fighter. So I just feel like pretty boy Floyd, like, I would have loved her, like, been in the ring won. What you think the outcome would have been? Me winning. I don't think it would be. Whoever you say, I'm going to say I'm winning. I believe in myself.

Absolutely. So they say, you know, I've seen some statistics somewhere. And it said that when Floyd was your age, He got hit with 8% of the punches that was thrown at him. Yeah. He said, they said that at this age, you get hit with 4% of the punches that's thrown at you. Yeah. You think you got the greatest defense of all time?

I think that I got to keep working to get there. But I feel like, you know, right now I'm on a route to doing it. Like, I can be one of the best defensive fighters ever. Right. I'm sure. Dude, like, when you go to fight, is it defense first? Yeah.

I mean, I was always taught, like, my grandfather is my coach. Yeah. So coming up, it was always, like, hit and don't get hit. That was the name of the game. Like, that's how you win boxing. I was the best amateur because I go in there, I hit, and I don't get hit. So as I got older, then now that I'm pro, it's like I'm mastering it. Like, you watch my fights, it's like I can stand right there in front of somebody.

Make them miss every shot, but I land two, three shots of my own, and they're all accurate, so I'll just master it and hit, and don't get hit. Go ahead. Who fights did you, I know, what old fighters do you watch? You sit there and watch their whole fight and just study. Andre Wood, Floyd Mayweiler, Penel Whitaker, Sugar Ray Leonard. But, like, my last few fights, I've been watching, like, a lot of, like, current fighters, like, boots and Bud Crawford and Earl Spence and them do, so. and Canello

Yeah, I like Canello Yeah, I know I see you speak on Canello a lot We ain't gonna let him They ain't gonna throw him out there Because Bivol beat the shit out of Yeah, he just, I don't know man I mean it's just

He ain't use a jab I don't know And the reality of it is He don't want to do that rematch man No, he don't You know what I mean Because it's At the end of the day man

It's only a certain level You're gonna be able to go to When you was fighting you 154 bro you started off fighting at 154 you go up to 160 then you go up to 168 then you you go up to 175 now you fight motherfuckers that's walking around it to 209 and shit they they makers is really heavyweights and I don't see him doing nothing different in the rematch no you know what I'm saying because he because he came in there a lot more muscular and more but you you you know you relying on just throwing bombs bombs

You know what I mean? And you can't, you got to break a nigger like that down. You can't, you can't go in there. He's strong. That shit wasn't even breaking through his guard. I was trying to, that's all trying to tell you, like, the people that, like, with the most power, once they go against somebody that's, like, skillful, you start to see, like, where they really at.

Like, if you watch Tyson Fury v. Wilder, you got to see, like, he wanted to not come out, but Tyson Fury was too skillful, and then he just started beating him up. So I just feel like when it comes down to it, like, skills is the most important thing. in boxing. Right.