‘I Have to Take It From Him’: Keyshawn Davis Gears up for Berinchyk World Title Clash

Keyshawn Davis Next Fight – The Norfolk native is ready to handle business as he prepares to face WBO lightweight world champion Denys Berinchyk (19-0, 9 KOs) on a Top Rank card, in association with K2 Promotions and Queensberry Promotions. Ahead of his world title challenge, “The Businessman” has spoken about his upcoming fight at the Madison Square Garden Theater, New York, following a Las Vegas training session.

Keyshawn Davis Next Fight: ‘The Businessman’ Discusses Denys Berinchyk Challenge

Keyshawn Davis Next Fight: Talks Preparation and Mindset for February 14

Davis (12-0, 8 KOs), the 2020 Olympic silver medallist has enjoyed an impressive start to his professional career, and this saw the Norfolk native destroy Gustavo Lemos in his last fight, blowing the Argentine away in two rounds.

Following a recent training session in Las Vegas, Davis expressed his excitement about his upcoming fight: “I’m very excited. Madison Square Garden. New York City, that’s my second home. I have family out there, so I’m ready to turn up for them. Madison Square Garden is legendary. And now that I’m fighting for my first world title there, it means even more.”

“He’s undefeated, and nobody wants to lose their unbeaten record. He’s coming off his biggest win, which was against Emanuel Navarrete. He also has a lot more experience than I do. And this isn’t for a vacant title. I have to take it from him,” said the Norfolk fighter about his opponent.

Keyshawn Davis Next Fight: February 14 and Beyond

“I’ve never fought his style of boxing as a professional. It’s something new to me in professional boxing. But, if you liked my last fight, you’ll be in for the same treat, a magnificent performance, a hell of a showdown, and something you can’t miss,” said Davis about his upcoming fight.

Talking about his mindset, the 25-year-old said: “I feel super strong. I feel motivated. I feel locked in. Nothing can steer me away from my goal of becoming a world champion on February 14. I feel great, and I’m ready to put on a show.”

Davis would not be drawn on looking past Berinchyk and said: “I can only think about my world title. But depending on how crazy I knock Berinchyk out, I’m going to be one of those big names that people are going to want to get in the ring with. I’d be putting myself down if I talk about fighting ‘big names’ because I can become one of those big names on February 14.”

Davis vs Berinchyk Full Fight Card

• Denys Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis, 12 rounds, for Berinchyk’s WBO lightweight title
• Xander Zayas vs. Slawa Spomer, 10 rounds, super welterweights
• Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Connor Coyle, 10 rounds, middleweights
• Jared Anderson vs. Marios Kollias, 10 rounds, heavyweights
• Keon Davis vs. Ira Johnson, 4 rounds, welterweights
• Rohan Polanco vs. Juan Carlos Torres, 10 rounds, welterweights
• Juanmita Lopez De Jesus vs. Bryan Santiago, 4 rounds, super flyweights
• Abdullah Mason vs. Manuel Jaimes, 8 rounds, lightweights
• Tiger Johnson vs. Quashawn Toler, 8 rounds, welterweights
• Nico Ali Walsh vs. Juan Carlos Guerra Jr., 6 rounds, middleweights

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