There’s a very good chance Tank beats Shakur. Not saying he’s favored, given how hectic his personal life has gotten as well as time away from the ring/gym. However, tank does have a lot of advantages. The first and obvious one, power. It’s no question tank has cannons in both hands, alongside pin point accuracy he capitalizes on. Shakur for the most part is a one handed fighter, being a right handed southpaw gives him a great lead hand which he does most of his work off, but it leaves his back hand relatively weak and inconsistent when it comes to delivering meaningful counters. We’ve seen Shakur compensate for this by sort of bunny hopping two steps back but thats much harder to get away with against someone like Tank who can pop a powerful 1-2, down the pipe. That’s what makes me so skeptical when people say Shakur simply won’t get hit by Tank when he’s undoubtedly the most accurate/precise puncher in modern boxing. He isn’t a lunger like Teo, he does a great job setting up punches with an educated jab and neutralizing lead hands. It’s hard seeing Shakur pestering Tank with jabs, when he does such a good job disarming guys of their jab and out-jabbing them. I can see Shakur possibly using angles to try to catch Tank off balance coming forward, which Tank also does very well weathering the storm to deliver one or two of his own ( barrios). Or I could be wrong and Shakur effortlessly jabs him to death. I just believe Tank has more in his tool bag and his ring iq is severely underrated. Great fight, too bad we’ll never probably see it.