Bomac calls Berinchyk “trash” after Ko is defeated by Keyshawn

Keyshawn Davis trainer Brian ‘Bomac’ McIntyre says previously undefeated WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk (19-1, 9 KOS) is on par “garbage” Last Friday night, the fourth knockout loss to his fighter at Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City.

Bullying size

Bomack says he thinks that 36-year-old Belinchik is much smaller and that the older Belinchik is “better than that.” He doesn’t say why Keyshaun weighed very highlooks like a middleweight in the ring against a truly lightweight Belinchik.

Rather than recovering to a campaign against much smaller guys in the 135 pound weight class, Keyshawn is a third-rail topic that Bomac avoided as Keyshawn should fight fighters and his size. What contaminates this era of boxing is the typical weighty thing. These types of fighter jets need to be eradicated from the surface of the earth to create a sports fair.

It looks good when there are fighters Three major divisions More than the other person. If Keyshaun was able to compete with several divisions above his natural 160 pound size by facing the cruiserweight champion ji opaif not bad, it will result in the same result. It would be fun to see Keyshawn face his opponents in three weight classes, three weight classes above the size, right? If it’s good for geese, that’s good for gander.

Jai drills holes through Keyshawn, but if the top rank allows such a discrepancy, it could end in the first round. Of course, they don’t. The exact same thing I saw last night. A fighter plane with a large size advantage in Keyshaun. Face the little man and take advantage of frame inconsistencies.

“He was garbageBrian “Bomac” McIntyre spoke to Hans Theme Stord and thought about Dennis Belinchik following his fourth knockout defeat to Keyshawn Davis at Madison Square Garden Theatre in New York last Friday night.

“He’s tough, but I thought he’d get better than that. Keyshaun would help a lot. He has a great team around him.

“He (Keyshaun) did a great job. He listened and held back. I don’t care who he’s going to enter. He’s well prepared, just like tonight. It’s probably,” Bomac said. fighthype When Keyshaun was asked who should fight next.

Gervonta Davis Dream

If Bomac thought Berinchyk was garbage, he should have insisted on the battle for Keyshawn AndycrusThe man who defeated him four times. He could fight Andy Cruz, so why fight an older man with no speed, power or size? I think we know the answer to that.

They don’t want Keyshaun to be beaten again. This is all business and creates hype work. The hype work shakes dangerous enemies and pushes harder into a cash-out battle with Gervonta Davis, who never comes, in the face of much smaller, weaker opposition. It’s a pathetic dream that Keyshaun doesn’t expect to happen. He needs to confront the truth about what his true options are at 135. Only Andy Cruz is there, and it all ends in that battle. Keyshawn will need to move to the middleweight where he belongs and give his best shot against the IBF and WBO champions Janibek Alikhakhanuly.

At the rate at which Keyshawn is growing, he can quickly grow too big and continue draining to fight at 135, and is forced to move up to 160. This is the news from yesterday. Before that, you’ll earn money to fight beatable guys at 135, 140, 147, 154 and 160.

“We study fighter jets. We take all kinds of fighters from all over the world and try to emulate what’s right in front of us. Keyshaun looks for a knockout there. He said he wanted to go to, “As long as we go there and do it in a clever way, that’s fine.” ”

Bomac doesn’t need to tell me that about Berinchyk 😭 #berinchykkeyshawn pic.twitter.com/ktzhhabqmq

– Hans theymistode (@themistode) February 15, 2025