Nahir
Albright

VS

Keyshawn
Davis

He began his career fighting at 140 pounds and very recently made the jump up to 140 pounds. This is his first scheduled 12-round fight of his career. He has never been knocked down as a pro. He hasn't scored a knockdown himself in over 4 and 1/2 years. He has rocked almost every opponent he's been there with, including Frank Martin in his last bout. He has really long arms for the weight division. He is very awkward and changes levels. He grabs and holds in situations and is tough to catch a rhythm against. He is a throwback fighter who doesn't throw a lot of punches and has an upper body rhythm that allows him to punch from any angle. He stays real loose. Albright has a 71-inch reach. Albright is a crafty fighter who has been around.

Davis said he is not good at making weight. The last scheduled fight he had in his hometown was called off because he missed weight by 4 pounds. Buddy McGirt is in his corner. He is fighting here in front of his hometown fans. He is currently ranked number one by the WBO and number four by the IBF. Shakur Stevenson, his good friend, is sitting ringside watching. He is looking for his fourth straight stoppage win coming off that emphatic 12th round KO over Jamaine Ortiz who'd never been stopped before. This is his second fight since moving up to 140 pounds. Davis has three knockouts in a row. Davis's motivation for this fight was to be the first guy to knock out Albright. Keyshawn Davis stopped his last opponent in round 12. This was Davis's first time going 12 rounds.

Albright only has a half-inch reach advantage. On paper, Keyshawn is also taller by 1 inch. Judge Brings Eye scored the action 117 to 109. Judges Mark D'Attilio and Troy See Stamey both scored 118 to 108. The decision was unanimous in favor of Keyshawn Davis. There was no question in the scorecards this time. The three Davis brothers went three and oh on the card. There was a cut from Albright.