The truth behind the top ratings is down: Is Shakur Stevenson a reason or a coincidence?

Shakur Stevenson claims his departure from the highest ranking has led to a drop in viewership of their activity on ESPN. He believes his departure from the company played the highest ranking in ESPN and chose not to renew the contract after its recent expiration.

Shakur points out that his battle averages on ESPN “Average 1 million.“Their ratings were “different” after he left the highest ranking.

The truth about ESPN ratings

Stevenson’s battle lacks entertainment value or any dramatic look. They used his hit strike to defeat the B-class fighter, bored with him. Edwin de Los Santos, best rival Shakur in his seven years in the top rankings The complete Jerry mode, Run continuously to avoid stress.

Fans are on the real reason why Shakur watches Shakur on ESPN

• Top promotion to him: The company offered a lot of work to build Shakur by facilitating his battles, giving him the highest bill despite his repeated boring performances. They don’t care that he lost in the 2016 Olympics. People believe they see Shakur as a parody of Floyd Mayweather, whose game elements are more eroding, skilled versions.
• ESPN commentator praises: The way to listen to comments from commentators on Shakur on ESPN, which led him to think he is 24k pure gold. The reality is that he is a simple runner and matches only few warriors.
• Social Media Trash Talk Strategy: This is easily the biggest reason fans watch Stevenson. He often posts on X, telling his followers that he is the best of lightweight. He often mentions Gervonta Davis’ posts, secretly using his name to attract fans’ attention.
• Stevenson’s narcissistic personality: He keeps boasting about his talent without an impressive performance, which makes fans want to see him and hope to see him lose. Fans hate his bragging, conceited personality and want to see him beat his tall horse.

“It’s crazy because the highest ranking boxing on ESPN TV ratings hasn’t been the same since I left, and I’m damn it’s an average of 1 million or more views every time I fight.. It’s also not the highest ranking or ESPN shooting, I’m just talking #levels #levels #”Shakur Stevenson said. x.