How good is Shakur?

I've never denied his skill level and talent. I'm not like they are I always recognize and give fighters credit for their talent and skills. But unlike them I also factor in important context. Why? Because context matters big. But that being said, everything I've been saying is true. Outboxing or outboxing your opponent whilst putting yourself in the danger zone and actually taking risks is far more difficult to do, far more impressive and far more entertaining

And tiny, small or average sized fighters who turned pro in their mid to late 20s moving up in weight and becoming multi-weight champs whilst beating bigger, much or way bigger opponents who hold big or huge physical advantages over them is far more difficult, far more risky, and far more impressive than massive weight bullies who turned pro in their teens doing so who not only aren't beating bigger opponents but are very often either still much bigger or bigger than their career opponents at those weights in their 2nd, 3rd or 4th weights or at worst are still roughly the same size as them in their 4th, 5th or even 6th weight and who are never having to contend with or try and overcome being at a big or huge size and length advantage

Just like winning in your opponent's backyards on a deck stacked against you with a full set of home officials or on the road often or your entire career is far more impressive, risky and difficult than spending your entire career fighting on a deck heavily stacked in your favour with home refs and judges is. The chances of you losing via hook or crook skyrocket when you do one.

He doesn't have to fight. As said, you can still outbox and outclass your opponent whilst taking risks and providing some entertainment for the fans and if you're skilful enough you can do so whilst not getting hit or caught clean much at all.

As said, Usyk does it often on a deck stacked against him vs much or way bigger guys who are massive punchers vs fighter their own size and bigger.

Loma literally had the best combination of offence and defence in the sport whilst being an extremely aggressive fighter and fighting bigger, much or way bigger guys in their backyards with home refs and home judges or on the road and in the only fight he fought tentatively in his career vs a much bigger weight bully in their backyard who was a devastating puncher at that weight whilst being injured he put it on them in the 2nd half of the fight. Shakur stunk the joint out for 12 rounds on a deck heavily stacked in his favour vs a same size Los Santos and he has done so numerous other times too.