Denis Berinchyk vs Keyshawn Davis Undercard

Denis Berinchyk and Keyshawn Davis are set to compete for the WBO World Lightweight Title at the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Berinchyk, from Ukraine, will enter the ring undefeated with a record of 19 wins, while Davis, hailing from Norfolk, Virginia, maintains an unblemished record of 12 wins.

Berinchyk turned professional in 2015, quickly rising through the lightweight ranks with his aggressive style and strategic prowess. Though records indicate he has not secured a win by knockout in his fundamental fights, his sheer technical ability has kept him ahead. Facing Davis presents fresh challenges as previous opponents didn't push him beyond strategic depth due primarily to power variation across divisions.

Davis went pro in 2021 after impressive stints as an amateur and retains an assertive orthopedic presence. As he prepares to meet Berinchyk in the upcoming contest, few overlook his significant height and reach advantages, coupled with youthful vitality adds intriguing layers to this face-off.

Denis Berinchyk vs Keyshawn Davis Fight Card

Denis Berinchyk vs Keyshawn Davis
Xander Zayas vs Slawa Spomer
Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs Connor Coyle
Abdullah Mason vs Manuel Jaimes
Jared Anderson vs Marios Kollias
Rohan Polanco vs Jean Carlos Torres
Delante Johnson vs Quashawn Toler
Juan Manuel Lopez Jr. vs Bryan Santiago
Nico Ali Walsh vs Juan Carlos Guerra
Keon Davis vs Ira Johnson

Denis Berinchyk vs Keyshawn Davis Fight

Division/Weight: light
Denis Berinchyk record: 19-0
Keyshawn Davis record: 12-0
Belts at stake: WBO World Lightweight Title

Denis Berinchyk and Keyshawn Davis will fight for the WBO World Lightweight Title.

Denis Berinchyk turned pro after a successful amateur career. He remains undefeated with 19 wins. His last few opponents were less accomplished, lacking comparable fight records and notable achievements. Fighting a pro like Davis poses a tougher challenge due to his height advantage and professional determination at light weight.

Keyshawn Davis is younger and also unbeaten with 12 wins since turning pro. He possesses clear potential demonstrated against similar unheralded fighters. Despite his youth, his skill development and reach grant him credible prospects against the experienced Berinchyk in this title clash.

Xander Zayas vs Slawa Spomer Fight

Division/Weight: super welter
Xander Zayas record: 20-0
Slawa Spomer record: 20-0
Belts at stake: N/A

Xander Zayas will face Slawa Spomer in a super welterweight clash with no belts on the line.

Xander Zayas, a Puerto Rican talent, boasts an undefeated record of 20-0 in the super welterweight class. He turned professional at a young age and has consistently shown remarkable skill in every bout. In his most recent fights, Zayas outperformed opponents who also had perfect records, underscoring his competence and consistency. Considering his experience and past performances, Zayas enters this fight as a strong competitor without cracks in his path.

Slawa Spomer from Germany holds an equally impressive unde 20-0 record. His orthodox style mirrors that of Zayas, but without titles distinguishing him yet. Spomer's recent fights reflect dominance against local competition with similar undefeated streaks, yet none as proven as Zayas’ previous combatants. He presents a challenge through his consistency but confronts fresh pressure against such an established unbeaten contender in this showdown.

Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs Connor Coyle Fight

Division/Weight: middle
Vito Mielnicki Jr. record: 20-1
Connor Coyle record: 21-0
Belts at stake: N/A

Vito Mielnicki Jr. will face Connor Coyle in a middleweight bout with no belts on the line.

Vito Mielnicki Jr. turned pro and has an impressive record of 20 wins and 1 loss, all within the middleweight division. His recent fights include strong performances showing his readiness in the ring. With opponents statistically similar to Connor, such as those holding flawless records within his class, Vito aims to leverage that experience against another unbeaten rival.

Connor Coyle enters with a clean slate of 21 wins and no losses since turning pro. The consistent success reflects his strong capabilities across various battles against opponents comparable to Vito. This positions him advantageously for maintaining dominance in this critical matchup between undefeated fighters within their weight category.

Abdullah Mason vs Manuel Jaimes Fight

Division/Weight: light
Abdullah Mason record: 16-0
Manuel Jaimes record: 16-2
Belts at stake: N/A

Abdullah Mason faces Manuel Jaimes in a lightweight clash with no belts on the line.

Abdullah Mason turned professional in April 2004 and remains undefeated, with a record of 16 wins. Born and residing in Ohio, he fights in an orthodox stance but has not earned any notable titles or awards. His experience may provide an edge over opponents like Jaimes.

Manuel Jaimes brings with him 16 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw since turning pro in March 2000. Although experienced with more fights than Mason, his record includes two defeats. Against an undefeated opponent like Mason, his past struggles might repeat given Mason's proven skills in maintaining a clean record.

Jared Anderson vs Marios Kollias Fight

Division/Weight: heavy
Jared Anderson record: 17-1
Marios Kollias record: 12-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Jared Anderson faces Marios Kollias in a fight with no belts or titles on the line.

Jared Anderson turned pro young and rapidly built an impressive record with 17 wins and one defeat. He has faced formidable opponents lacking recent fights due to injury recovery. His heavyweight stature equals standout prominence. However, his past adversaries didn’t consist of extensively successful fighters. He must strategize effectively against someone like Kollias, who has slightly less reach.

Marios Kollias enters this bout with solid experience marked by 12 wins and three losses. He displays competitive zeal comparable to his adept peers but lacks recent high-level matchups similar to Anderson’s caliber. Fighting Anderson tests Kollias' ability against well-known challengers beyond regional success.

Rohan Polanco vs Jean Carlos Torres Fight

Division/Weight: welter
Rohan Polanco record: 14-0
Jean Carlos Torres record: 23-1
Belts at stake: N/A

Rohan Polanco fights Jean Carlos Torres in a welterweight contest with no belts on the line.

Rohan Polanco, known as "El Rayo," is undefeated with a record of 14-0 and turned professional recently. Although he wins by decision rather than knockout, his height and reach advantage at 180 cm give him an edge. Against opponents in past matches similar to Torres' stature, his consistent performance suggests he will maintain his unbeaten streak.

Jean Carlos Torres holds vast experience with a record of 23-1. Despite only one loss, his shorter height and reach compared to Polanco may present challenges. However, his long track record suggests resilience against taller and more inexperienced opponents like Polanco.

Delante Johnson vs Quashawn Toler Fight

Division/Weight: welter
Delante Johnson record: 14-0
Quashawn Toler record: 17-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Delante Johnson faces Quashawn Toler in the welterweight class with no belts on the line.

Delante Johnson, also known as "Tiger," turned pro in 2019. He remains undefeated with a record of 14-0. Although Johnson hasn't scored a knockout yet, his winning streak suggests strong skill and tactical expertise. Johnson recently fought an opponent similar to Toler's height and reach, which might give him a slight edge due to his adaptive strategy in welterweight fights.

Quashawn Toler holds a record of 17 wins, 3 losses. He has more professional experience than Johnson, which may offer him an upper hand in handling pressure situations in the ring. Nevertheless, fighting against an undefeated opponent like Johnson presents a challenging task for Toler.

Juan Manuel Lopez Jr. vs Bryan Santiago Fight

Division/Weight: super fly
Juan Manuel Lopez Jr. record:
Bryan Santiago record: 1-1
Belts at stake: N/A

Juan Manuel Lopez Jr. faces Bryan Santiago with no belts on the line in the super flyweight class.

Juan Manuel Lopez Jr. is turning professional now, having no past fights yet to analyze or awards attained. His relative inexperience makes it hard to predict his performance against Bryan Santiago. Without previous competition records, assessing his future performance remains speculative.

Bryan Santiago holds a 1-1-2 record, indicating some experience with modest success. His previous matches show limited use of power with no knockout wins. Given their past performance and same weight class, Santiago might hold a slight edge owing to his fight experience when facing Lopez Jr.

Nico Ali Walsh vs Juan Carlos Guerra Fight

Division/Weight: middle
Nico Ali Walsh record: 10-1
Juan Carlos Guerra record: 5-1
Belts at stake: N/A

Nico Ali Walsh is set to fight Juan Carlos Guerra in a middleweight bout with no belts on the line.

Nico Ali Walsh turned professional in 2021 and holds a record of 10 wins, 1 loss. With no knockout victories, he relies on technical skill. His recent win demonstrates resilience and determination. His last opponent showed less experience than Guerra, indicating this fight could challenge him due to Guerra's improved record and orthodox stance.

Juan Carlos Guerra, alias "El Fresero," began his pro career also in 2021. He has earned 5 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. While sharing an orthodox stance like Walsh, his shorter reach may disadvantage him. However, his determination after his lone loss shows readiness for Walsh's technique-driven approach.

Keon Davis vs Ira Johnson Fight

Division/Weight: welter
Keon Davis record: 1-0
Ira Johnson record: 3-2
Belts at stake: N/A

Keon Davis faces Ira Johnson in a welterweight matchup with no belts on the line.

Keon Davis turned pro recently and holds a fight record of 1 win and no losses. With limited professional experience and no bouts with established opponents, he enters the ring eager to make a more significant impact in the welter division. Given this lack of previous higher-tier opposition, his prospects against Johnson remain uncertain.

Ira Johnson brings more experience to the table with 3 wins and 2 losses. Although he hasn't fought top-tier fighters recently, his greater fight exposure gives him an edge over Davis's fledgling career, particularly considering both share an orthodox stance.

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