Keyshawn angry by the criticism of De Los Santos before June 7

Keyshawn Davis says Edwin de Los Santos starts getting him ‘Piss off“With his criticism of his talent level that went into their headliner on June 7. Davis (13-0, 9 cost) chose De Los Santos (16-2, 14 food) for his first defense of his WBO lightweight title, and it appears he wanted him to be a merciful challenger.

De Los Santos does not. He informed Keyshawn what he was thinking of him, his talent and his carefully managed career. Like many people, Edwin thinks that Davis’s ego is too great, and he wants to hit him in his high horse on June 7 in the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. Davis against De Los Santos will be on ESPN and ESPN+head.

The buzz that Keyhawn thought that this battle would cause failed because fans ignored it. They see it as another cherry choice by Davis, such as his former opponents, Denys Berinchyk, Gustavo Lemos, Jose Pedraza and Miguel Madueno.

Truths annoy Keyshawn

“Everything he has said is (angry me). I just feel like he’s talking and doesn’t make sense. I understand if you give your opinion and you actually break down and why you feel that way, ‘Keyhawn Davis tells Fighting typeAnd talk about Edwin de Los Santos who falls into the media before their battle on June 7.

For Keyshawn to get angry about the comments of De Los Santos, it can only mean that he expressed truths that he does not want to confront in himself. He would rather avoid talking about his defects in public, and it upsets him that De Los Santos can see through the false smoke screen he depicts to the public. Edwin knows a false if he sees one.

“I feel like he’s just talking to promote the fight, which is nothing wrong with it, but it’s (angry) me,” Keyshawn says, responding that De Los Santos said he didn’t have goat skills at Shakur Stevenson level. “I don’t think there’s no way he thinks I have no boxing capacity, and I’m 13-0 and a world champion. It doesn’t make sense. There is no way he can really feel that way. ‘

De Los Santos does think that Keyshawn does not have boxing skills. He also says he is “soft” after watching videos of his fights in the past, and he took note of his response to the hit. He said, “If he stops there he dies,“Suggesting that if Davis stops running on June 7, he will be destroyed.

“I feel like every opponent I got there with, I showed a different element. I didn’t show what the next fighter showed,” Davis says. “You don’t know what to expect when it comes to me. You just know that you’re going to see some s ***. Only expect it on June 7. ‘

We do know what to expect from Keyshawn on June 7. He is going to box, play it safely and use it to achieve WWE movements to prevent the knockout artist De Los Santos from killing him as he did Jose ‘Rayo’ Valenzuela. There is no chance that Davis will fight against him as he will do against the lights or the much smaller 5 ‘5 ″ Gustavo Lemos.

“Berinchyk is a Southpaw,” Keyshawn says, responding that he was told that he had not been fighting a Southpaw for a long time. “I knocked him out when he was a South Paw.”

I don’t know where Keyshawn got that nonsense about Berinchyk Southpaw, but it sounds like it’s something to flee. If your Berinchyk’s career followed, he has always fought out of the Orthodox attitude since he was an amateur. Like many talented Ukrainians, he can change views to Southpaw, but they are not his natural attitude.

Keyshawn’s true weight class?

“He’s going to do everything in his power to survive,” Keyshawn said of De Los Santos. “I chose the best opponent available. I would like to fight more worthy opponents, but he was the man I had on the table. I feel that he still gives me a big challenge. But this man is another man. I fought better guys in the amateurs. If he has no power, how good would he be? ‘ Keyshaw said about De Los Santos.

You can comment on De Los Santos around. How good would Keyshawn be if he doesn’t kill himself to drain down to fight against lightweight fighters? Would Davis thrive if he was fighting for 154, which according to some fans are where he should fight?

Can Keyshawn compete against fighters his own size if he prefers to fight for junior middleweight? I don’t think so. Put him with the Apex robbery in 154, Vergil Ortiz, Sebastian Fundora and Bakhram Murtazaliev, and it would be a nourishing madness.