Unbeaten lightweight Keyshawn Davis is set to take on Gustavo Lemos in his home state of Virginia in early November.
Our article will give you everything you need to know to get you ready for the much-anticipated fight between Davis and Lemos.
This will include when the fight is, where it will take place, what time it will start, what titles are at stake, the betting odds for the fight, where to watch the fight, the other fights on the card, and a brief profile for both fighters.
Davis vs Lemos is set to take place on Friday, November 8, 2024.
Davis vs Lemos is expected to begin just after 11 PM ET.
Ring walk times for Davis vs. Lemos are expected to take place at 11 PM ET.
Davis vs. Lemos is taking place at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia.
In the United States, Davis vs Lemos will be broadcast on ESPN, with streaming available on ESPN+.
There are no titles on the line in the bout between Davis and Lemos.
Davis has a perfect 11-0 record and seven of his wins have come inside the distance, while one of his bouts was ruled a no contest.
The 25-year-old hails from Norfolk, Virginia, and enjoyed an impressive amateur career before moving into the professional ranks.
Davis won silver medals at the Pan American Games and the World Championships in 2019, as well as in Tokyo at the 2020 Summer Olympics where he lost to Andy Cruz in the final.
Davis made his debut in February of 2021 as he stopped Lester Brown in the second round and, since then, all of Davis' opponents have had winning records as he bids to rise the ranks quickly.
In February this year he claimed the biggest win of his career with a sixth round TKO success against Puerto Rico's Jose Pedraza, a former two-weight world champion, as he retained the WBO Inter-Continental and WBC USA lightweight titles and won the vacant IB USBA strap.
In his most recent fight, he defeated Miguel Madueno on July 6 by unanimous decision in their 10 round contest in New Jersey.
Gustavo Lemos will make his way to the ring with a record of 29 wins, 1 loss and 0 draws, with 19 of those wins by knockout.
The 28-year-old from Buenos Aires is coming off a controversial decision loss to junior welterweight contender Richard Hitchins in April and he will return to 135 pounds for the Davis fight. Lemos' best win was a fifth-round TKO of former champion Lee Selby in March 2022.
Davis enters the fight as a -600 favorite, while Madueno is the +400 underdog.
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The co-feature sees WBO welterweight world champion Brian Norman Jr. make his first title defense against Derrieck Cuevas.
Also on the undercard, Keyshawn's older brother, junior welterweight contender Kelvin Davis, returns in an eight-rounder against Yeis Solano, while his younger brother, Keon Davis, makes his professional debut in a four-round welterweight bout against an opponent still to be confirmed.
Lightweight prodigy Abdullah Mason has an eight-rounder against Yohan Vasquez, and middleweight contender Troy "The Transformer" Isley, Keyshawn's Olympic teammate and a native of Alexandria, Virginia, hopes to thrill the home fans in a 10-rounder versus Tyler "Hercules" Howard.
The middleweight contest between Austin DeAnda and DeAundre Pettus is also on the undercard.
Odds mentioned in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.