Via Vince D’Writer: 2020 Olympic Silver Medalist Keyshawn “The Businessman” Davis is a highly regarded prospect who doesn’t like being compared to other top prospects due to the fact that he feels he’s at a premium. other. Usually, when big-time promising fighters turn professional, match organizers often match prospects with fighters with limited professional experience, or with little success, but Davis is open. for seasoned fighters who have dominated the squared circle.
In the fifth match of his professional career, Keyshawn Davis played against Esteban Sanchez, a light heavyweight who entered the match with a record (18-1, 8 KOs). In the first five innings of the round, Davis systematically knocked Sanchez down, mostly with his dominant left jabs and hooks. In the sixth inning, Davis was ready to close the show when he unleashed a series of hooks and cuts that forced the referee to intervene and stop the game.
In his sixth professional bout, Davis stepped into the ring with Omar Tienda, a man who already has 30 professional matches on his résumé, and out of those 30, Tienda could win the competition. Those 25 games. Unfortunately for Tienda, his opponent was an overly skilled boxer, as Davis was able to use Tienda’s aggression against him. In the fifth inning of the fight, Tienda was moving forward to try to land, and Davis continued to push ahead with a hard right counter.
The back-kick sent Tienda down onto the canvas, but Tienda got up in time. Seconds later, Davis hit Tienda with a combination that sent Tienda back to the ropes. Davis continued to assault until the referee intervened and halted the competition. Now with a record (6-0.5 KOs), the Norfolk, Virginia native is interested in matches that will put him on a quick path to transition from a prospect to a contender.
Keyshawn Davis is a confident, dynamic young boxer who is not afraid of a challenge. The 23-year-old has a high boxing IQ, and he is capable of doing whatever he wants to do inside the ring.
Davis is an elite physical talent who has an extraordinary support system as he trains and regularly fights current WBO weight champion Terence “Bud” Crawford. One topic of discussion that is starting to gain momentum is a potential matchup between Keyshawn Davis and a man with connections to Terence Crawford’s biggest rival. “
Frank “The Ghost” Martin (16-0 12 KOs), is a lightweight prospect who was promoted by unified WBA, WBC, IBF welterweight champion Errol “The Truth” Spence. Martin is a technically good boxer who has all the tools and he is currently ranked fourteenth by the WBA. The last time Martin was in the ring, he defeated Jackson Marinez by TKO. The first round was very competitive, but Frank Martin stepped up the intensity in the seventh round. He knocked out Marinez in the ninth minute, and he finished him off in the tenth.
Keyshawn Davis is in the early stages of his boxing career, but it looks like he’s accepting the challenge of navigating his career on the fast track. When Antt, a co-host on The Porterway Podcast, mentioned a potential match between him and Frank Martin, Davis briefly voiced his opinion that the match might be too soon for him. competitor. “Frank Martin is not ready. He’s not ready. “
There are rumors of Frank Martin going up against Chris Colbert (16-1, 6 KOs) in the near future. If Martin can be beaten by Colbert, fight fans will love to witness the clash between Frank Martin and Keyshawn Davis. Will this war follow? Probably not, but these two young phenoms are on a collision course, and this fight is destined to happen sooner or later.
