Teofimo Lopez vs. Shakur Stevenson Fight Odds

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Shakur Stevenson will aim to become a four-weight world champion when he faces WBO light-welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez on January 31 (New Year's Eve) in New York.  We have your Lopez vs. Stevenson fight odds here

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Stevenson held onto the WBC lightweight belt with a unanimous decision win over William Zepeda in July.

It's the American boxing injection everyone needed to kick off 2026.

The blockbuster junior welterweight bout between Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson was unveiled Monday morning. 

And our friends at BetOnline were quick to release betting odds and many may be surprised to see the belt-holder as a sizable underdog

Stevenson is unbeaten at 24-0, and he's a three-division world champion, having held gold at featherweight, super-featherweight and lightweight.

Fight Odds

Teofimo Lopez +255

Shakur Stevenson -350

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com 

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