Jab Genius: Stevenson's Smart Strikes Seal the Deal in Vegas Showdown!

Shakur Stevenson, the ringmaster from the U.S., clinched a unanimous judges' victory over Dominican contender Edwin De Los Santos in a showdown that rewrote the Compubox record books. The Las Vegas bout on Nov. 17 crowned Stevenson a three-division world champ, grabbing the WBC lightweight title left vacant by Devin Haney.

This historic face-off saw De Los Santos deliver the fewest effective jabs in CompuBox's 38-year history. Yet, the duel wasn't a slugfest of power punches. Here's the blow-by-blow:

Stevenson, with his slick moves, landed 65 out of 209 punches. De Los Santos, in contrast, managed just 40 out of 316, proving it's not just about throwing punches but making them count.

Stevenson's jab was on fire, landing 46 times compared to Edwin's 26. He didn't just throw punches. He threw brilliant punches!

When it came to power punches, the tally wasn't earth-shattering: Stevenson landed 19, De Los Santos 14, making it clear that this was a match of wits and precision, not just brute force.

In summary, Stevenson floated like a butterfly and stung enough to secure the title, while De Los Santos couldn't quite find his rhythm in the ring.