Berinchyk 134.6 vs. Keyshawn 134.2 – Weighing results for Friday

The lightweight champion of the OMB, Denys Berinchyk, pushed Keyshawn Davis after Certificate head this Friday, February 14 at Madison Square Garden in Madison Square Garden Theater in New York.

It is perfectly understandable why Berinchyk pushed Keyshawn. He moved in front of him to prevent fans and the media from seeing him. He was lucky that the champion has not hit him on the back of the head because of his lack of respect.

Weighing results

– Denys Sinchyk 134.6 vs. Keyshawn Davis 134.2

An evil Demaculated appearance Keyshawn looked in a terrible physical form, showing signs of a person who had brought his body to the edge to drain to make the limit of 135 pounds for his title challenge against Berinchyk.

Many believe that Keyshawn is a welter weight disguised and is committing suicide to remain light so that he can enjoy a massive advantage after it is rehydrated in the 150s. His appearance of death It is a reminiscence of how Devin Haney used to look in his last fights with light weight before being forced to move up to 140.

In today’s weighing, Davis’s physical appearance showed that he is pushing his body to the limits to stay artificially light. You will not be able to do so much more before being forced to move up to 140 or 147.

Davis had been spoil for problems Since yesterday with his behavior during the final press conference, accusing Berinchyk (19-0, 9 kos) to send an anonymous fruits full of bananas and watermelons. Many people believe that Keyshawn sent the basket to himself and formed the entire trick to create a false drama. The way Davis was acting during the press conference seemed theatrical and not authentic. His Method of action The skills were not up to that his character was credible.

“He is being knocked out in the first round. If I’m shaken, he is still being knocked out in the first round. This is just my first world title. I have other kinds of weight I can touch. The businessman is here for great entertainment, ”said Keyshawn Davis to Upper range boxing After regret.