The future at 135

This is guy is the real lightweight Davis

 

Keyshawn looks and sounds like an annoying youtuber, podcaster, influencer.....he CAN FIGHT though...

Tank ducked Loma for years.....now he got beastier, bigger, tougher, faster opponents THAT HE MUST fight...unless he plans on moving up to 140 and figthing his contemporaries he ducked/avoided/were confused of what side they were A or B, etc.....he has to fighting SOMEONE..>TEO, Haney, Loma, Shakur, Keyshawn, Mason....

 

x.com

 

Denys Berinchyk and Keyshawn Davis are finalizing a deal for a WBO lightweight title fight Feb. 14 at New York's Theater at Madison Square Garden, sources told ESPN. Fight will headline Top Rank Boxing on ESPN on a Valentine’s Day Friday evening. First title fight for Keyshawn.

 

El Diamante cruz sure is letting his fingers run wild on twitter

We'll see if he ends up being a Cuban zirconia

 

EL futuro

 

Shakur vs Andy Cruz for Undisputed, in 2026...




REED

 

Who wins?

 

Hard to Say....

Immediate Answer is Shakur, But He's Never Faced Anyone Who Integrates Offense/Defense to the Level Andy Cruz Can...Would Be Interesting to See if Cruz Could Force Shakur Into Leading and HOW That Plays Out...

Cruz Has a Higher/More Consistent Punch Output Too, Which Could Aid Him in Rounds where Not Much is Happening...REED's Still Screaming "Shakur > Everybody", but Cruz is a Puzzle He Would Like to See Shakur Try to Solve...

REED Could See it Being One of Those Bouts That Turns Into a CLASSIC Round by Round Debate, Years Later...



REED

 

He beat a Bakersfield boy in the final.

Now I have to root against this dude.

 

Iriarte has a future

 

I'm surprised the local news hasn't covered him. They usually do a piece on anybody worth a damn.

From yesteryear: Jerry & Bobby Quarry. Ruben Castillo. Gonzalo Montellano, Dennis Mulholland.

Since Y2K:

Eleazar Contreras, Mike Dallas Jr., some other Hispanic guy (130-135) that was undefeated a couple of yrs ago but looked like he wasn't going anywhere.

Never had a world champion though Ruben fought for the title four times. Unlucky dude had to fight Sanchez, Arguello, Chavez & Laporte for titles.

 

Talk about being born in the wrong era.

 

He still managed to make a name for himself and became a commentator too.

 

Right...

Ruben Castillo BARELY Had the Luxury of an IBF Title to Consider, if @ All...And No WBO Whatsoever...Castillo Would've Assuredly Acquired a Title in Today's Watered Down Ass, 4-Belt Climate...




REED

 

Castillo put up quite a spirited effort against both Sanchez and Arguello. Chavez blew him away, but he was well past it when he fought JCC.

For what its worth, I think Castillo stated that Alexis was the best of the three legends he lost to.