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Adonis Stevenson landed 54.5% of his power punches - #1 on the CompuBox Categorical Leaders list. His offense is his defense, as opponents landed just 6.8 power shots per round (4.3 fewer than Light heavyweight average) & just 10 total punches per round (6 fewer than Light heavyweight average) Opponents did land 34.3% of their power shots vs. Stevenson.

Fonfara is busy (73.3 thrown per round- 21 more than l. heavy avg.) and he lands: 22.1 landed per round- 6 more than l. heavy average

Fonfara also landed 40.8% of his power shots and threw 34.4 jabs per round= #2 on the CompuBox Categorical Leaders list. He pays a price for his aggressiveness however, as opponents landed 47.7% of their power punches- #1 on the CompuBox Categorical Leaders list & 37.3% of their total punches-also #1 on the CompuBox Cat. Leaders list. 

MONTREAL – WBC Light Heavyweight World Champion Adonis Stevenson and Andrzej Fonfara had a tense faceoff during Friday’s weigh-in for their 175-pound rematch this Saturday live on SHOWTIME from Bell Centre.

Fonfara (29-4, 17 KOs) weighed-in at 174 ¼ pounds while Stevenson (28-1, 23 KOs) measured a ready 173 ½ pounds for their rematch of an all-action 2014 showdown in which both fighters scored knockdowns.

“I’m as strong as ever,” said the southpaw Stevenson.  “I know he’s dangerous, I know he’s tough.  He has a new trainer and he’s going to do everything he can to take my title.  But I'm going to go for the knockout.  I’m going to show him I don’t only have the left, I have the right, too.”

Fonfara promised he’s improved since their first meeting both physically and mentally under new trainer Virgil Hunter.

"I'm the smarter guy now, and I have more experience,” Fonfara said.  “I'm ready mentally and physically to take his belt.  I'm here to put Stevenson down and become the new light heavyweight champion."

WBC Light Heavyweight No. 1 contender Eleider Alvarez and former 175-pound champ Jean Pascal both measured 174 ½ pounds for their co-featured bout that opens the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING telecast live at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

Both Alvarez (22-0, 11 KOs), the mandatory challenger for Stevenson’s WBC belt, and Pascal (31-4-1, 18 KOs) are aiming for a shot at the winner of Saturday’s main event.