Sergio Mora: Keyshawn Davis needs an excuse for weight Miss & Scuffle

Sergio Mora says Keyshawn Davis has to ‘go on an excuse’ to miss weight and be involved in a scramble with Nahir Albright last Saturday. His fight against Edwin de Los Santos was then canceled and cost the best money.

Davis misses weight, title stripped

Keyshawn was stripped of his WBO lightweight title for the upcoming £ £ over the 135 pound limit. Mora suspects he never intended to make weight because it was far too high to be an accident.

Some fans have requested repayments because they bought tickets to see how Keyshawn defends his WBO lightweight title against De Los Santos in the main event. After he was off the card, fans wanted their money back.

“Losing your title on the scale if you are 4 pounds overweight. You haven’t even tried. He left his promoter, his fans, his family and finally in the lurch for winning a championship and losing a championship,” Sergio Mora told Chris Mannix Youtube Channel on Keyshawn Davis lacked £ 4.3 last Friday for his canceled fight against Edwin de Los Santos.

What made it look from Keyshawn intentionally was that he said he had already planned to vacate his 135-pound WBO title after his fight against De Los Santos. He said it was going to be his last battle at lightweight. When he admitted it, it became clear that he had never intended to gain weight because he had no reason. He went up. In other words, it doesn’t matter if he lost his WBO title.

Mora claims apology tour

“It’s so irresponsible, and if it happens once, it’s going to happen again. He must go on an excuse tour. Keyshawn Davis has to do a lot because he gave him everything to be the next star, and he just slapped everyone in the face. “

If Keyshawn does not apologize for Denys Bernchyk for accusing him of sending watermelons and bananas to his hotel room, he probably won’t admit wrong and goes on an excuse for the scramble with Albright and missing weight.

“Before the weekend, Keyshawn’s stock was at his peak. He was risen. His reputation was abandoned,” Mannix said. “If you don’t make weight, and don’t care to take up the weight, it was bad. Then you had the incident after the fight where this man Nahir Albright beat your brother, and you’re in the locker room. “

I wouldn’t say that Davis’s stock was necessarily at its peak last Saturday, because he made himself look bad before the Denys fought Berinchyk when he accused him of sending a box of bananas and watermelons to his hotel room. Keyshawn played the racing card and came to Berinchyk’s face at the last press conference to accuse him. It made him look bad because someone could have sent the box, and he just automatically accepted that it was him.

Keyshawn’s locker room incident

“Don’t be in the locker room of this man. Don’t approach him after a fight like this. He lost. It was a majority decision, but he lost. Do not chase the man who beat him that way. The top rank is furious about Keyshawn, because it is the one that Edwin de Los Santos had to pay out. ‘

Keyshawn’s enablers, who say he never touched Albright and that there is no evidence of assault, cannot explain why he entered his locker room. Why are you doing this? It makes him seem guilty of being in Albright’s locker room because he shouldn’t have been there. He was not the one who was beaten by him last Saturday night.

“They have to pay him the six figures he will get for the fight with nothing to show for it. Now, you have lowered Keyhawn even lower, like a fool after the fight, ‘says Chris.

The top ranking should have known two years ago that they would have a problem with Keyshawn when he tested positive for marijuana, which led to his victory over Nahir Albright to a decision. In the aftermath, Davis acted like a victim, as he was wronged, and said he was going to buy a home.

His lack of interest in the fight against Andy Cruz was another red flag. For Keyshawn to prefer to fight against guys like Denys Berinchyk, Gustavo Lemos and Miguel Maduenos, rather than Cruz, indicate that he was unwilling to take risks. He wanted to be protected.