Keyshawn Davis’s disappearance act: Following his weight mistakes and behind-the-scenes scandal, realising public fallout and shame

Keyshawn Davis has not been visible since the cancellation of his battle with Edwinderos Santos on June 7th. Davis (13-0, 9 KO) was stripped of his WBO lightweight title because he came overweight at 4.3 pounds for that fight.

Davis: Exposed, embarrassing

Fans believe that Keyshaun is I’m embarrassed to hide since then. At first glance, Keyshaun Become a recluse. The behind-the-scenes incident with Naheer Albright made things worse for Keyshaun.

It was an embarrassing situation for Keyshaun. Because it was his battle for homecoming in Norfolk, Virginia. Fans were appearing to meet him. Instead, they watched his brother Kelvin Davis lose to his previous opponent, Nahir Albright. His brother, Kelvin, was in school badly in Nahir that night.

Keyshawn is currently moving to 140, hoping that he has time to gain weight. That doesn’t mean he can consistently build weight for the department either. When he stays hydrated, he looks as big as former welterweight champion Jaron “Boots” Ennis. So why fans labeled Keyshaun as “weight bullying.” He followed in the footsteps of Devin Haney, another fighter who was ridiculously huge for the lightweight division while competing in that weight class.

140 pounds: Last chance?

Davis promoter Bob Arum recently said he had said, “Boxing face. ” He had great hopes for Keyshaun. Now, his career has been re-started with a new weight class and may not be the same for him without the soft matchmaking that he has grown to be lightweight and dependent.

Arum doesn’t mention who wants Keyshaun to fight in his 140 debut, but these are good options for him.

– Ernesto Mercado
– Nahir Albright
– Alberto Puero
– Richardson Hitchens
– Lindolfo Delgado
– Liam Paro
– Oscar Duarte

The fight with Albright allows Keyshawn to revenge the defeat of his brother Kelvin, and allow him to resolve the controversy over their fight in 2023. It was a battle that looked like a draw, but the judge gave Keyshawn a 10-round majority vote. I watched the fight and Naheer won 96-94. He outlined Keyshaun as badly as his younger brother Kelvin. The judges went with Davis, an A-side fighter.