Andy Cruz: Kishon Davis does not want to “fight anyone who can fight” – accuses the WBO champion of avoiding higher competition

Andy Cruz showed his hatred of the “Keyshawn Davis” in his career, and told his followers on X that the light WBO champion does not want it “Fighting anyone who can fight.”

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Keyshawn maneuver is well done by its promoters in the first place, where they want to become a star, and if they put it with Andy Cruz, it is likely to lose, and they were wasting their investments. They were doing a good job with Edgar Birlanga as they were with them. The same thing with Shakur.

“Fear” tactics

#1 WBC 135-LB CROZ discovers in a difficult way how difficult it is to get senior fighters in the lightweight section of his fighters. He was not lucky to encourage his former enemy Keyshawn to fight him.

The last five opponents of Kichon

– Perriniche denies
Gustavo Limos
– Miguel Maxo
Jose Pedra
– Nahir Ulbright

Cuban talents won Kishon four times in amateurs and teaching him in the 2020 Olympic Equals to capture the gold medal. Fighters who come out of the Olympic Games are usually ready to take revenge for their losses, but Keyshawn is the exception. He follows the businessman’s approach in his career, and choosing the opposition carefully and directing the fighters who will pose a threat.

The top of the Olympic gold medal for 2020 (5-0, 2 KOS) is launched to Keyshawn (13-0, 9 KOS), in an attempt to get it to agree to his warriors, but it is not interested. It is preferable to face fewer threats, such as Deenys Berinchyk and Gustavo Lemos.

Davis recently said he intends to fight Andy Cruz before moving to 140, but this does not seem likely to happen. Norfolk, Virginia, may have Kishon, a battle or two of the battles he left before he had to move to 140 due to its large size.

Weight and waiting

It looked like one of the zombies from “Dawn of the Dead 2” Make the last weight of his battle against the light weight hero Denys berinchyk on February 14. After moisturizing, it looked like a medium weight and a much smaller beinchyk crushing in four rounds with more than anything else.

If Andy Cruz will fight Keyshawn one day, he will have to happen in 140 or probably 147, because he will not face him in 135 years. After Keyshawn gets his next battle from the road against Edwin de Los Santos, he will take a fight on the best names in the first place before moving a light candidate.