Miguel Madueño With Upset Vs. Keyshawn Davis
Mexican Miguel Madueño, 31-2-0 (28 KO), will face undefeated American fighter Keyshawn Davis, 10-0-0 (7 KO). This fight opens the broadcast on ESPN of the Top Rank event from the Prudential Center in New Jersey this Saturday, July 6, where we will also see two fights for the world title.
The 25-year-old Madeño comes into this fight to try to defeat a tough fighter like Davis, who has the ability to finish the fight at any time. Davis, promoted by Top Rank, earned a TKO victory against former world champion José Pedraza as his best win.
Meanwhile, Madueño is coming off a SD win against Justin Pauldo and a 10 round loss to Steve Claggett. The Canadian player lost last week vs. Teofimo Lopez in the fight few gave him the chance to reach far. In 2022, the Mexican player was defeated in a fight by Jezzrel Corrales in Panama.
This is a very difficult battle, and on paper, it seems very difficult to get a good result. However, experience could play in Madueño's favor. His team believes that it is possible to get an unexpected result for many fans, but Helder Medina does not see it as crazy.
“We are facing everything, this boxing is not trying to deceive anyone, we know that the favorite of boxing experts is Davis. And they give us a small chance to win. But Madueño has experience and strength; we come as a surprise, and we hope that everything will go well,” said Helder Medina
“Many fighters from Mexico to the USA have done things like this before. They climb into the ring against everything that is against them, and at the end of the fights, they end up raising their hands. “That's why thousands of boxing fans around the world don't give up on the fight in Mexico,” Cummings said.
Davis is a 2020 Tokyo Olympian, and Top Rank keeps him on a career that could eventually put him in world title contention. On the other hand, Miguel Madueño tried to get a good result based on his experience and maybe the strength of his hands.
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