Davis Stop Berinchik, Targets Loma & Tank

Keishavn Davis (13-0, 9 Kos) washing his moment in the spotlight on Friday night, calling two champions that would not fight him, Gervonta Davis and Vasili Lomachenko, after his quarter-round Knockout win over VBO light champion Denis Berinchik (19-1, 9 KOS) in Madison Square Garden Theater in New York.

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Keishawn will not get those fighting for three reasons:

1. Excessive for 135-lb Division: Keishavn uses tactics of bullying weight
2. Not Popular: No Name On Summary for Keishavn
3. Would expect to be a party. It will not fly

Is the size of his only skill?

What the whole world has seen tonight was a button that enters the ring as a medium weight and using this size of the good sized berinkic in size to beat him. If the boxing had its act together, Davis would not be allowed to enter the ring that much larger than Berinchika. The rule of rehydration was supposed to have been ruled with dinner in the evening to make fair fight.

There is nothing wrong with a fighter who wants to bubble up to 160, as long as they compete on other medium weight instead of fighting lightweight. Davis and Lomachenko tank will not fight the light size of Keishavn Davis. It’s not happening. So, he will have to fight someone a little more realistic, as well as one of these fighters, if insists on facing lightweight:

– Andy Cruz
– Edwin de Los Santos
– Ernesto Mercado
– Raymond Muratalla
– Shakur Stevenson
– Abdullah Mason
– Frank Martin

These fighters may not give the salary keys that seeks, but at least it can get few credible names on your resume. Nobody struggled that he had the opportunity to beat him.

Some of these guys would be willing to fight Keishawn as long as it makes sense, but I doubt will fight any of those guys.

“Anyone who has (courage) to fight me. There are two champions of 135 divisions I would like to fight. If the” Businessman “ring, tell me that they send me a contract or I will send me one “Keishavn Davis said Top Rank Boxing After winning through Denis Berinchik on Friday night in Madison Square Garden Theater.