Keyshawn Davis: Teofimo’s Welterweight Fight Is A “scared” Move To Get Away From Move

Keyshawn Davis Is Sounding Bitter About The News Of Teofimo Lopez Moving Up to Wellterweight to Take On A 145-LB Catchweight Fight on August 16th in Saudi Arabia. Davis (13-0, 9 Kos) Views this Move by Teofimo A As A Sign That He’s “Scared” Him Because He’s Chassing Fight.

Davis: Unwilling to Move Up

Keyhawn Claims He Doesn’t Want To “Keep bullying” Lopez (22-1, 13 cos). Howwever, He’s The One Who Is Keeping By Insisting By Happening In The Safety 135-LB Division, Holding Down The Wo Title, Fighting Inactive Opposition With Casual Boxing Fans Aren’t Famous. Davis Is Using 135 As His foxhole to hide From The Talents at 147.

Keyshawn Is Huge For The Lightweight Division and Resembles Wellterweight Who Chooses Down In Weight To Enjoy A Monstrous Weight Advantage After Rehydrating His Fights. In other words, He’s a Weight Bully, And He’s Carving Out A Career Using That Sneaky Strategy.

“Teo is so f ***** g scared to me.

There Wouldn’t be a problem IF Keyshawn Moved Up to Wellterweight to Join The Pool of Sharks in the 147-LB Division. That’s Where The Money Is At. IF Davis Had Any HE’D Knowing His Time At 135 Because The Guy’s Fighting One of Those Days, Is Never Going To Fight Him Because He’s Not Interested In Fighting A Non-Popular That Is In Effect Wellterweight.

Keyhawn’s Lack of Ambition

Teofimo has more ambition Than Keyshawn, and He’s Already That Pushing For Fights Against The Welterweight King Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis and Junior Middleweight Terence. Why Can’t Keyshawn Do This? The Reason Is Obvious. He Doesn’t Want To Lose His Unbeaten Record and Get Exposed by The Fighters His Size. He’s Just As Big As Crawford and Ennis, But Doesn’t Want To Mix With It Those Talents.