Overweight before the game? Defending boxing champion Kay Sean Davis said he will be upgraded after this game

Boxing has created countless memorable classic duels, and Keyshawn Davis's first WBO lightweight world champion defending battle is gradually becoming the focus of attention. Surprisingly, this highly anticipated game caused quite a stir in the pre-match weighing session.

Keshan Davis was over 135 pounds in weight limit of more than 4 pounds when weighing. Standing in front of the 134.7-pound de Los Santos, Kaysham Davis's body shape is particularly prominent. De Los Santos quickly seized this and expressed his opinion on the stage after the weighing ceremony: "He lost the first match (referring to the weighing), and now we will enter the second." His tone revealed a desire for victory and expectation for the upcoming match.

When told that if Kayshaun Davis could not lose extra weight in the next hour, de Los Santos would be the only player qualifying to win the title of boxing on Saturday night, de Los Santos said: "There is more motivation now. It's much better now." For him, it's not just a normal defending battle, but also an opportunity to prove his strength. Davis' overweight mistake undoubtedly added more confidence to him.

In fact, after the previous press conference, the confrontation between the two sides was already full of gunpowder. Team De Los Santos initially refused to have a head-on fight with Kashen Davis, but Kashen Davis insisted that he would not touch his opponent. However, in the subsequent face-to-face confrontation, de Los Santos pulled Kaysham Davis's WBO belt, a move that seemed to indicate the intensity of the game.

Top boxing commentator Christina Poncher asked Davis if he planned to try to lose weight after the weighing ceremony, but Davis replied shyly: "No, I have gained weight. I have been at this weight level for more than four years... I mean, I just went to bed late last night and got up very early this morning to try to lose weight. But I have gained weight... that's it." This answer has caused people to question his game status and has also made people pay more attention to the direction of this defending battle.

Davis is overweight, will he really give up on this game? Pang Che's follow-up interview gave the answer. When asked if this would be his last game in the 140-pound class, Davis shyed away from the question and talked more about presenting a great game. However, under Pangche's questioning, Davis finally admitted: "I mean, I originally planned to go 140 pounds after this game no matter how." The focus of this defending battle is not only on whether Kaysham Davis can successfully lose weight and defend the boxing champion, but also on the fierce showdown between the two sides on the court. De Los Santos' confidence contrasts with Davis' struggles, which also makes the game full of suspense.

This title defense battle is not just a boxing match, but also a contest of honor, strategy and courage. Regardless of whether Davis can successfully lose weight and defend the champion, this game will leave a deep mark and become another moment worth remembering in boxing history.