Crawford deleted Keyshaww’s Weight Miss but fans suspect the calculated move

Terence Crawford supported his friend, Keyshawn Davis, after coming at a whopping 4.3 kilograms of overweight at 139.3 kilograms for his defense title of his lightweight WBO’s against competitors with 1 14, Edwin de Los Santos today, on Saturday, June 7, in Norfolk, Virginia.

The former world champion in four divisions Crawford was a nonchalant regarding Keyshawn (13-0, 9 Kos) who missed so wide margins by saying: “That happens.” However, the fans see this as a tricky Davis strategy to gain advantage and avoid potentially loss of career against the great breakthrough of Southpaw de los Santos (16-2, 14 KO).

A deliberate weight of omissions?

They notice that Keyshawn has not shown any signs to dry out or tire, which is the Telltale signal that he has deliberately missed the weight to play the system. People see Davis as a “Naroga in weight”, Noticing that it seems that in the last fight against the WBO, the lightweight category Denys Berinchyk weighed more than 160 pounds, February 14th. “

Proposed rehydration limit

Some fans believe that there should be rA six -pound ehydration limit for tomorrow morning to prevent Keyshawn smoking 15 to 20 pounds and looks like a full medium weight when he enters the ring. The rehydration limit would make a fight somewhat fair.

ESPN official weight

– Keyshawn Davis: 139.3 against Edwin de Los Santos: 134.7
– Abdullah Mason: 134.5 Vs. Jeremiah Nakasihil: 134.8
– Kelvin Davis: 140 Vs. Nahir Albright: 139
– Delivery “Tiger” Johnson: 147.2 against Janeson Bocachica: 147.6
– Troy Isley: 159.9 Vs. Etoundi Michel William: 159.2
-Keon Davis: 146.5 against Michael Velez-Garcia: 145.4
– Euro Cedeno: 158.4 Vs. Abel Mina: 158.9
– Deric Davis: 137.6 Vs. Naheem Parker: 138.8
– Patrick O’Connor: 198.8 against Marcus Smith: 199.1

Crawford defends Davis’s lady

“He says he surpassed the weight. No one knows his body. It’s time to move,” Tedrence Crawford said Fixresponding to Keyshawn Davis on Friday missing weight. “Many times people don’t make weight. This is happening.”

You have to ask yourself to make Crawford feel if his opponent missed weight by 4.5 pounds for their fight. Would he shrug, acting like it’s just one of these things or would he scream a bloody murder? I could see Crawford complained to non -stop, pushing that his salary was increasing or that the rehydration limit would be placed on the day of the fight.

“He probably grew out of it. I’m not sure how it will go as much as he gets vacant, but in any case I will keep up with,” said Abdullah Mason Fix about Keyshawn’s failure to make weight. “I’m still watching that belt.”

Weighing

To make Keyshawn look physically rested and not drained, it is a red flag on social networks that it was intentionally on his part. He didn’t even try to make weight, because he said it was his last fight at 135 anyway if he was his last fight, why would Keyshawn bother with weight making? Think about it.

What can be gained with weight when you know that is your last fight in the division and have to win? If you are a weight abuser, who should fight at 147 or 154, why would you like to kill yourself to make a weight for the division you are leaving?

“First, I take care of Nakathilia first tomorrow. In one way or another, I’m going to that belt. Maybe. If it moves until 140, we’ll meet 140,” Mason said about him and Keyshawn eventually fights in a slight weight. “

All Mason needs to do is win tomorrow night against Nakathile, and he will fight for an empty WBO light title next against #1 Sam Noakes. However, as he was exhausted as Abdullah looked, he did not speak lightly for a long time. It looks like it will be forced to move up to 140 in several fights.

“Boxing will determine who I am struggling with when I get up. So, I suppose this is boxing, he grows from that weight, and he fights with 140,” Mason said. “So, maybe I introduce him to 140. This is boxing. That happens. I still want to grab that title, but it’s coming.”

I wouldn’t be so sure about the Keyshawn encounter with 140 that I am a Freemason, because that may not happen. As much as Davis watched in the last two struggles, he will only dry out by earning 140, because it is enough pillows. At the very least, it must be at 147, and preferably 154. It will obviously resist the fighting in medium weight and try any trick in the book to retain its weight to avoid this division filled with a seafood. It should be there that he was not a weight abuser.

“I know my skill. I know what I can do after I step into that ring. When the bell rings, it is different. When I break in front of the opponent, and I feel like there is something, then my IQ rises. And my skill becomes worse. I feel like any opponent who will put them with me, not with me.