Now 15 fights into his professional career and having stepped up from the lightweight division to junior welterweight, Keyshawn Davis seems to be getting the hang of this boxing thing.
A fight card that was supposed to feature two of the fighting Davis brothers in their hometown of Norfolk, Virginia, has been postponed to a date yet to be announced
Kelvin and Keon both last fought this past June in Norfolk in a show that was supposed to be headlined by Keyshawn Davis defending his lightweight title against Edwin De Los Santos.
It what otherwise should have been a jubilant moment for Nahir Albright on Saturday, he claimed he was confronted by the brothers of his defeated opponent, Kelvin Davis.
Nahir Albright, who pushed Keyshawn Davis to a majority decision in 2023 (later changed to a no-contest), turned his menace on brother Kelvin Davis for a majority decision win.
While Mason’s last bout in November was among the best brief shootouts in recent history – a two-round win over Yohan Vasquez in which both men hit the canvas – this match with Manuel Jaimes was mostly one-way traffic in favor of the 20-year-old lightweight prospect.
On Friday in Norfolk, Virginia, Troy Isley inched closer to a middleweight title shot with a disciplined and skilled win over Tyler Howard – while Abdullah Mason made a much bigger noise.
The Davis brothers, known as DB3, are hoping to light up Norfolk, Virginia, as hometown hero and 2020 U.S. Olympic silver medalist Keyshawn Davis steps into the spotlight for his first headline event at Scope Arena on Friday.
Troy Isley’s 10-round bout with Tyler “Hercules” Howard will now be the co-main event on the bill headlined by Keyshawn Davis-Gustavo Lemos on Friday, November 8.
Boxing’s Davis brothers – Keyshawn, Kelvin and Keon – are prepared to take Norfolk, Virginia, by storm when they fight in a homecoming bout for the first time in their careers at Scope Arena on Nov. 8.