Keyshawn Davis, a promising lightweight contender, is set to face 140-pounder Gustavo Lemos in a 10-round fight in the main event. This matchup will take place on November 8th at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. Despite the anticipation surrounding this fight, it is crucial to acknowledge the lackluster performance Davis has displayed in recent
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Keyshawn Davis and Ryan Garcia recently took to Instagram Live to express their frustrations with Teofimo Lopez’s unwillingness to fight. Davis, who has been pursuing a shot at Teofimo’s WBO light welterweight title, has faced resistance in getting the fight to materialize despite repeated callouts. Even with the support of his fellow fighters under the
Keyshawn Davis is actively campaigning for a fight against Frank Martin, a recent lightweight world title challenger with a record of 18-1, including 12 knockouts. The 25-year-old Davis believes that a matchup between himself and Martin would be one that fans would be eager to see. Despite being ranked #3 by the IBF, WBC, and
The recent title defense by WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson left fans less than impressed at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Despite holding onto his title with a twelve-round unanimous decision over Artem Harutyunyan, Shakur’s fans remained surprisingly quiet throughout the fight. The lack of enthusiasm and support from the audience reflected their
Shakur Stevenson and Artem Harutyunyan successfully weighed in for their upcoming WBC lightweight title fight, but it was the tension during the face-off that truly set the stage for their battle. Harutyunyan attempted to upstage Stevenson with a double biceps pose, while Stevenson remained calm and confident, exuding a sense of superiority. This initial confrontation
Keyshawn Davis is gearing up to face off against hard-hitting puncher Miguel Madueño in a ten-round lightweight showdown. Davis, with a record of 10-0 and 7 KOs, acknowledges that he has something to prove to the boxing world by going to war with Madueño. However, some boxing enthusiasts question whether this is the right opponent
This Saturday night, WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson (21-0, 10 KOs) will be stepping into the ring to defend his title against Artem Harutyunyan (13-1, 7 KOs) at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Stevenson, who is currently under contract with Top Rank, will be looking to put on an impressive performance in front
Keyshawn Davis made bold statements about IBF lightweight champion Vasily Lomachenko, deeming him “fragile” and too old to compete against Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. Despite Lomachenko’s impressive record and skill set, Keyshawn believes that he wouldn’t stand a chance against Tank, especially at this stage in his career. This harsh criticism raises questions about Lomachenko’s durability
Keyshawn Davis, a rising lightweight contender, recently lashed out at Teofimo Lopez on social media for hand-picking little-known fringe contender Steve Claggett as his next opponent instead of facing him. Teofimo, who holds the WBO light welterweight title, will be defending his belt against Claggett, a relatively unfamiliar name in the boxing world, on June
Keyshawn Davis is gearing up for his upcoming fight against Miguel Madueño on July 6th in a 10-round bout. This fight is expected to take place on the undercard of Shakur Stevenson vs. Artem Harutyunyan at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. Despite his success at lightweight, Keyshawn Davis is considering moving up to