Comments Thread For: Nahir Albright says he was 'jumped' by Keyshawn Davis, brother Keon

[eco1]

I'm a fan. This is boxing, not finishing school. Things get heated at times. These guys are young, competitive, have a history, they are human, and they're fighters. Words get exchanged and things happen. No one got hurt, I mean what's a speed knot to a fighter? That's like saying u aren't a fan of Rid**** Bowe for tapping Larry Donald's jaw in the press conference, Larry Holmes for jumping off a car and landing a flying kick on Trevor Berbick, or Adrien Broner for eating a stripper out on stage then having a baby with her later. It is what it is. The same dudes on here being moral police, are probably die hard Orange toadstool supporters, with all his countless lies, crimes, con game, convictions, treatment of women, fraudulent in business, racism, ****phobia, etc. You look right past all that, but these young brown men scuffle, and its such a so- called abomination. You need to look in the mirror and do some serious soul searching and ask yourself why you're all such hypocrites

You might have not heard but he was given time to lose the weight and he did not even try, he was lying to everyone about it.
He just wanted to go in there and hurt DLS because he prepared for 140, not 135. He is a bad human being and a POS.

If you are still on that train, you are the one who is wrong, not everyone else.

[macmike100]

Couldn’t stand watching the other brother’s fight. Why the ref didn’t take a point away for grabbing and holding I’ll never know.

[Lomadeaux]

I'm sure he'll press charges. This is next level ******ity.

[HandsofIron]

All cause they couldn't hand an L, bunch of low class, sore losers.

[brettWall]

I'm still not getting why the brothers are mad other than Albright beating their brother in the ring. Is there anything else that is not being brought up here?

They should settle it in the ring and have their rematch, Keyshawn vs Nahir, ASAP.

[archiemoore1]

Nah, brother, I have to disagree with you there. First, Keyshawn displays complete unprofessionalism by failing to make weight for his own title defense, then he confronts the guy who fairly defeated his brother like some hood in the streets? And, he brought another brother along as backup. That's a bitch move, plain and simple. Furthermore, citing other athletes' poor behavior doesn't make it right.

I wasn't in the dressing room, so I didn't see how it unfolded. Who knows what Albright said. Maybe he was talking sh..t and they just wasn't having it. I'm not automatically gonna take a man's side because he got a knot on his head.

[LarryMerchant'sBottle]

As a fan of Keyshawn and somebody who thought he had what a takes to become a prominent figure in the sport or possibly a future face of boxing, I am highly disappointed. I can still be a fan without making excuses for his actions this week nor need to bring up other boxers to diminish his poor behavior.

Not making weight is one thing but his violent behavior outside of the ring, IF true, is disturbing and says a lot about his character. I didn't see any footage of him actually putting his hands on Nahir, so am still unsure if everything that has been said about him is true.

Hope the allegations aren't true, but it is apparant that he has a lot of maturing to do as a professional boxer. I'll continue to root for him and hope that he can turn this negative into a positive as he has so much to lose. It's understandable to be upset at him, but it's not like the guy mrdred or g****d someone. We all fall short and in my opinion, he deserves an opportunity to redeem himself....

[LarryMerchant'sBottle]

I wasn't in the dressing room, so I didn't see how it unfolded. Who knows what Albright said. Maybe he was talking sh..t and they just wasn't having it. I'm not automatically gonna take a man's side because he got a knot on his head.

I can definitely see your perspective and can I agree with your first and last sentence, but there is no reason whatsoever for Keyshawn to have been in Nahir's dressing room, not even to congratulate the man.

[The_ultimate]

Lol at “i wasn’t in the dressing room” they shouldn’t have been in HIS dressing room anyway

[real raw]

I'm amazed at the outrage at violent people behaving violently.

I'm not defending the Davis brothers, but I'm not shocked. What's more surprising is that people expected better.

The only thing that stops this from happening more often is that people have figured out how to monetize violence.