Fighter Profiles

JD Stephens 

AGE :39.                 Birthplace:    Portsmouth (UK) Record.  39  -38 -38 -0         Sponsor: Everlast, Under Armour                          Nickname/s: The Assassin 

Club/Team: Team Thirteen Boxing

Intro : Kings Never Die -Eminem

 

JD Stephens  burst onto the scene in July 24 defeating M.Poke in a David versus Goliath match up. Stephens looked to be seconds from defeat being taken apart from the first bell before somehow against all odds finding a way back knocking  poke out cold putting his name in light's and becoming a instant local cult hero and fan favourite. Since he has continued to defeat all and any opposition he's faced and his record is one that puts fear into any potential opponent.  Starting his career with Lacey's Boxing Gym Stephens was quickly approached and signed with T13 Boxing. Known for his powerful right hook and aggressive style Stephens is highly regarded throughout the Australian boxing community and by his team at T13 Boxing. Stephens was originally signed to Laceys Boxing but switched to Team  13 a move that has created one of the fiercest rivalries in WA Boxing history.Since this switch Stephens has lined up against Lacey's four times with each bout seeing him knock out his opponents within the first two rounds his current career record reads  39 Fights 39 Wins 39 via KO 0 loses.In his thirty nine fights he has been up against opponents who are greatly more experienced and household names in world boxing getting the opportunity to fight big names he had this to say (JD It's great to share the ring with people iv watched and iv used as role models I have so much respect as I know the mindset it takes to get in that ring even once let alone these guy's but in that ring I only see a obstacle in my way and there's no sentiment  superstar or random they all go down the same way " Stephens  ability to lure evwn experienced pros to drop and Throw when he wants is a huge skill his right hook is one of the most devastating boxing in Australia has ever witnessed. Stephens recently spent time in jail a time which he's stated publicly "grounded him"