Teófimo López’s boxing career has unfolded in untidy extremes, and few places have captured those contradictions like Madison Square Garden. “I just want to show the consistency that is coming out of Teófimo moving forward,” López says. Asked where he believes Stevenson is least comfortable, López does not hesitate. View image in fullscreen Teófimo López, right, lands a block on Arnold Barboza Jr during last year’s junior welterweight title fight in Times Square. “Everything else is just adding more water to my cup.”His son, Teófimo López V, now four, has altered how he thinks about the image he presents, both inside the ring and out.