Andy Cruz: Keyshawn Davis does not want to fight anyone who can fight, ‘accuses the CME champion of avoiding superior competition.

Andy Cruz showed his disgust for the fearful form of ‘The businessman’ Keyshawn Davis is doing his career, telling his followers about X that the NBB lightweight champion is not willing to “Fight against anyone who can fight.”

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Keyshawn is being maneuvered well by its promoters for the best range, since they want it to become a star, and if they put it with Andy Cruz, they would probably lose and have wasted their investment. They were doing a good job with Edgar Berlanga when I was with them. The same with Shakur.

“Fearful” tactics

#1 The 135 pound contender of WBC, Cruz, is discovering the difficult way of how difficult it is to get the best fighters in the lightweight division fighting him. He has not been lucky to encourage his former enemy Keyshawn to fight him.

Keyshawn’s last five opponents

– Denyks Berinchyk
– Gustavo Lemos
– Miguel Madueno
– Jose Pedraza
– Nahir Albright

Cuban talent beat Keyshawn four times in fans and educated him in the 2020 Olympic finals to capture the gold medal. In general, the combatants who leave the Olympic Games are willing to avenge their losses, but Keyshawn is the exception. He adopts the approach of a businessman from his career, carefully selecting the opposition and leading to combatants who would represent a threat.

The 2020 Cruz Olympic gold medalist (5-0, 2 KO) has been calling Keyshawn (13-0, 9 kos), trying to accept fighting against him, but is not interested. I would prefer to face minor threats, such as Denys Berinchyk and Gustavo Lemos.

Davis recently said he intends to fight Andy Cruz before moving to 140, but that does not seem to happen. Keyshawn, a native of Norfolk, Virginia, could have one or two fights in it before he is forced to move up to 140 due to his large size.

Weight and waiting

It looked like one of the zombies of the ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Reloque in making weight for his last fight against the lightweight champion of the OMB, Denys Berinchyk, on February 14. After rehydrating, it seemed a medium weight and crushed the Berinchyk much smaller in four rounds with its size more than anything.

If Andy Cruz will fight Keyshawn one of these days, he will have to happen to 140 or more likely 147, because he will not face him at age 135. After Keyshawn leaves his next fight out of the road against Edwin de los Santos, he will take a fight that the best range can dig up before, it is likely to move to the weight of the weight of the ogura.

Keyshawn doesn’t want to fight anyone who can fight 😩🙏🏾

– Andy Cruz Gómez (@andyycruzzjr) March 27, 2025