Shakur Stevenson lands about 180–200 punches per 12‑round fight on average , based on his recent CompuBox profile and bout-by-bout stats.

Quick Scoop: The Numbers

  • Over his last 12 fights, Stevenson averages 15.1 punches landed per round.
  • Over a typical 12‑round distance fight, that works out to roughly 15.1×12≈18115.1\times 12\approx 18115.1×12≈181 punches landed.
  • In several of his higher‑output performances he has landed well over 200 punches , such as:
    • 189 punches vs Oscar Valdez (12 rounds).
* 170 punches vs Artem Harutyunyan (12 rounds).

* 295 punches vs William Zepeda (12 rounds).

So when people ask “how many punches does Shakur Stevenson land per fight?” , the realistic range for a full, 12‑round bout is around 180–220 total punches landed , depending on the opponent and style matchup.

Style Context (Why The Number Matters)

Stevenson is known less for sheer volume and more for efficiency and accuracy. He averages about 40.9 punches thrown per round , but still lands those 15.1 clean shots, which is a high connect rate for a defensive specialist. In some tactical fights (like vs Edwin De Los Santos), his total landed can be much lower because both fighters throw less overall, but his defense and ring control still win rounds.

In fan and forum discussions, this is why he often shows up in stats like “punches landed vs absorbed,” where his ratio is among the best of active boxers: he lands far more than he takes while staying hard to hit.

Bottom note: Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.