Denys Berinchyk pulled a classic Tank Davis move at today’s weigh-in, shoving Keyshawn Davis when he stood in front of him, posing after the two had made weight for their main event fight this Friday night at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City.
Top Rank released a statement on social media, reacting to the box of watermelons and bananas that room service sent to their fighter, Keyshawn Davis, before his final press conference with WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk on Wednesday.
A snickering Teofimo Lopez posted his reaction to Keyshawn Davis accusing WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk of being a “racist” because he’d received a box of bananas and watermelons sent to his hotel room from an anonymous person today.
Keyshawn Davis bullied Denys Berinchyk and his manager Alex Krassyuk today during the final press conference, accusing them of sending a box of bananas and watermelons to his room in a racist move ahead of their fight this Friday night, on February 14th at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Denys Berinchyk says he doesn’t like challenger Keyshawn Davis’ “disrespectful” attitude today, and he can’t wait until Friday, February 14th, to see the fear in his eyes when they meet in the headliner on Top Rank’s show at Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City.
Security was forced to intervene during today’s face-off between Keyshawn Davis and WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk when things became a little heated ahead of their headliner this Friday night on February 14th at Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City.
Keyshawn Davis had a whole slew of excuses ready when asked why he wouldn’t fight his Cuban Andy Cruz in the pro ranks after losing to him x 4 in the amateurs.
Keyshawn Davis says he’ll be surprised if WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk can handle his power in their 12-round headliner on ESPN this Saturday, February 14th, when they meet at the Madison Square Garden Theater in New York City.
Two unbeaten fighters, both Olympic silver medallists, each with a very real hunger and desire to get the win, and not only that but, become a great in the sport.
Keyshawn Davis says he’s not interested in avenging his four losses to Matchroom-promoted Andy Cruz from his amateur days when the Cuban fighter repeatedly schooled him.