Keyshawn Davis’s Vanishing Act: The Public Fallout and Perceived Shame Following His Weight Miss and Backstage Scandal

Keyshawn Davis has been invisible Since The Cancellation of His June 7th Fight Against Edwin de Los Santos on June 7th. Davis (13-0, 9 kos) was stripped of His WBO Lightweight title in Coming in 4.3 Lbs Overweight That Fight.

Davis: stripped, shamed

Fans Believe That Keyshawn has been Hiding in Shame Ever Semce. Keyshawn has been seemingly Beecome a recluse. The Backstage Incident Nahire Albright Made Things Look Even Worse For Keyshawn.

It was an embarrassing situation for Kainshawn, As It was a homecoming Fight for Norfolk, Virginia. The Fans Had Shown Up to See Him. Instead, They Watched His Brother, Kelvin Davis, Lose to His former Opponent, Nahir Albright. His Brother, Kelvin, got schooled by Badly That Night.

Keyshawn Is Now Moving Up To Hopes Of Hoves An Easier Time Making Weight. That’s Not A Given That He’ll Be Able to Make Weight Even for That Consistently. When he rehydrates, he looks as big as former welterweight Champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis; Hence, The Reason Why Fans Have a Labeled Keyshawn A ‘Weight Bully.’ He followed in The Footsteps of Devin Haney, Another Fighter Who Was Monstrously Huge For The Lightweight Division When He Was Competing In That Weight Class.

140 Lbs: Last Chance?

Davis’ Promoter, Bob Arum, Had predicted recently that Would Be Would BeThe Face of Boxing. “ He Had Big Hopes for Keyshawn. Now, His Career Will Be A New Weight Class, And It Might Not Be Him With The Weight Advantage and The Soft Matchmaking That HE’s Grown To DepD on Lightweight.

Arum hasn’ten’ten’ten’ten Wants Keyshawn to Fight in His debut at 140, butese even good options for Him:

– Ernesto Mercado
– Nahir Albright
– Alberto Puello
– Richardson Hitchins
– Lindolfo Delgado
– Liam Paro
– Oscar Duarte

Fighting Albright Would Help His Brother, And to Clear Up The Controversy Over That A Fights That Appeared to Be A Drawn 10-Round Majority Decision. I Watched The Fight and Had Nahir Nahning 96-94. He outboxed Keyshawn Just As He Badly As He Did His Brother, Kelvin. The Judges Went With The A-Side Fighter, Davis.