The Golden Boy, Oscar de la Hoya, got some pits on Kishon Davis on Saturday evening by saying that his fighter, Oscar Duarti (29-2-1, 23 Cos) was able to hit Miguel Maowo (31-4, 28 KOS), while that Keyshawn could not. It is not that the highest physical exposure rank was unable to directed by Madueno.

De La Hoya did not go out and say that, but what I am hinting is my holes is a better fighter than Keyshawn. He stopped saying that, but this is clear that what he meant when he indicated that my holes was better than Keyshawn. He is right. My Diwart’s performance was much better against Modeno from Davis.

Fear or strategy?

The authority was there for that battle, but the courage was not. After tastes the strength of the Mexican fighter, Kishon looked afraid of beating. So, instead of trying to go out, the fighting turned into a WWE match full of wrestling tactics. Keyshawn allowed the use of tactics without excluding it. Last Friday, Keyshawn was still using the same tactics.

Davis acquired the light WBO title for weight last Friday night, where he champion Deniz Bernik’s champion in four rounds at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Last year, on July 6, Keyshawn went to the distance of ten rounds, and it became better than Madueno by unanimous decision.

Kishon looked like he was afraid to fight against Madino as he did against Brinzik because he could have punching, and he was firmly beaten in early rounds when he was encouraging. Davis seemed to give up the idea after the third round when he ate some large punches from Madino.

“Keyshawn Davis could not go out Madueño. Oscar de la Hoya said to Dazen after winning the knockout in the seventh round of Oscar Duarti in the seventh round of Miguel Maowo last Saturday night, this tells you a lot about Oscar Duarti and Kishon because he won the world title last night.

From Oscar to Oscar 👊#Duartemadueno pic.twitter.com/tofxfazyu

– DAZN BOXING (DAZNBOXing) February 16, 2025