What time is the Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Pedraza fight tonight? Start time, ring walks, running order

Former two-division champion Jose “Sniper” Pedraza is ready to teach U.S. Olympic silver medalist Keyshawn Davis a tough lesson in the ring, promising a grueling battle at Las Vegas' Michelob Ultra Arena tonight.

As the co-main event heats up under the hive of neon lights, Pedraza guarantees Davis will regret stepping into the lightweight division with him. 

Jose Pedraza, a seasoned Puerto Rican boxer with a record of 29-5-1 and 14 knockouts, is cautioning Keyshawn Davis against underestimating him.

Pedraza has clinched titles such as the IBF junior lightweight and WBO lightweight champion. Despite his recent track record showing 0 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw in his last three fights, Pedraza remains confident. He last faced Arnold Barboza Jr. on February 3, 2022, at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, but lost by unanimous decision.

Keyshawn Davis, an American fighter and Olympic silver medalist in 2021, carries an undefeated record of 9 wins, no losses, with 6 victories by knockout and one no-contest (NC).

His latest bout was against Nahir Albright on October 14 in Rosenberg, Texas. Initially a majority-decision win for Davis turned into a no-contest after he tested positive for marijuana. Consequently, the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation imposed a 90-day suspension on him for violating drug policies.

Pedraza voiced his perspective frankly about accepting the fight with Davis: "Yes, definitely, [Davis] made a mistake. But I did too, in accepting the fight with him. We make mistakes." He added that at his career level "you have to accept any fight."

Davis responded to the upcoming challenge with confidence. "Hey, I love to fight," Davis stated. He declared that despite Pedraza's experience he plans to make it "a long night for his ass." Highlighting his advantages as "the younger fighter (and) quicker fighter," Davis showed no concern about Pedraza's experience.

Lopez holds a professional record of 19 wins and one loss with 13 knockouts; his competitor Ortiz enters the ring with a tally of 17 wins, one loss, and one draw alongside eight knockouts.

These encounters comprise a major boxing event expected to attract significant viewership on ESPN both from die-hard boxing fans and casual observers alike.

Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Pedraza Date, Start Time

Region	Date	Main Card Start Time	Main Event Ring Walks (approx.)
USA and Canada (EST)	Thursday, February 08	08:30 PM EST	10:30 PM EST
USA and Canada (PT)	Thursday, February 08	05:30 PM PT	07:30 PM PT
UK and Ireland	Friday, February 09	01:30 AM GMT	03:30 AM GMT
Australia	Friday, February 09	12:30 PM AEDT	02:30 PM AEDT

The Jose “Sniper” Pedraza vs Keyshawn Davis fight will take place this night, on February 08, 2024, at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The time depends on your time zone. Feel free to refer to the table above.

As this bout serves as the co-main event to Lopez vs. Ortiz, the specific start time for Pedraza vs. Davis could vary. Typically, main events take center stage late in the evening to accommodate television broadcasting schedules. As such, viewers can expect Pedraza and Davis to step into the ring before the main event, likely positioning their fight in the late evening hours.

Keep an eye on official announcements for the precise time, as these details are subject to change based on the overall event flow and broadcast requirements. Stay tuned and get ready for what promises to be a memorable night in lightweight boxing.

How and where to watch the Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Pedraza Fight

You can watch Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Pedraza via ESPN+, Sky Sports, ESPN.

Region	Live-streaming
USA	ESPN+
UK and Ireland	Sky Sports

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Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Pedraza Betting Odds

• Favorite: Keyshawn Davis : 1.1 (-700)
• Underdog: Jose Pedraza : 8.0 (+700)

Name	Win by KO/TKO/DQ odds	Win by decision odds
Keyshawn Davis	2.9 (+185)	1.8 (-130)
Jose Pedraza	17.0 (+1600)	11.0 (+1000)

Keyshawn Davis enters as the clear favorite against Jose Pedraza, with odds at 1.1 (-700).

If Davis wins, expect a modest profit for a hefty bet. Pedraza is the underdog at 8.0 (+700), offering a lucrative payout for a risky bet. Knockout fans might note Davis' odds to win by KO/TKO/DQ stand at 2.9 (+185), promising a good return.

Pedraza's knockout chances are slim at 17.0 (+1600). A decision victory for Davis offers safer returns at 1.8 (-130), while a Pedraza points win, at 11.0 (+1000), is less likely but pays well.

Fighters Details

Keyshawn Davis

• Nationality: United States
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height: 175
• Reach: 178
• Total Fights: 9
• Record: 9 / 0 / 0

Jose Pedraza

• Nationality: Puerto Rico
• Stance: Orthodox
• Height: 173
• Reach: 179
• Total Fights: 35
• Record: 29 / 5 / 1

Keyshawn Davis, the undefeated lightweight sensation, packs a promising punch with a record that speaks volumes. With nine victories, zero losses, and six knockouts to his name, Davis is fast becoming the talk of the town. His climb has been impressive, marked by wins against formidable opponents like Anthony Yigit and Nahir Albright.

Jose Pedraza, on the other side, brings seasoned skill to the ring. The Puerto Rican boxer has danced through 35 battles, clinching 29 wins. Known for his 'Sniper' precision, Pedraza's experiences range from tough losses to commendable victories.

Their paths are now set to cross in an encounter that fans eagerly anticipate. With Davis’ meteoric rise and Pedraza’s wealth of experience, the fight is more than just a match; it's a clash of eras.

Will youth and momentum trump experience and resilience? Only time will tell.