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On Saturday, June 7 at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Keyshawn Davis vs Edwin De Los Santos will headline a Top Rank Promotions card live on ESPN+. Davis will be defending the WBO lightweight world title he won emphatically against Denys Berinchyk.
Davis (13-0, 9 KOs) enjoyed an impressive amateur career and has adapted well to the professional ranks, winning his world title in just his 13th bout. De Los Santos (16-2, 14 KOs) has not fought, since losing to Shakur Stevenson in 2023, but was considered a difficult opponent before that.
“The Businessman” will undoubtedly start as the big favourite, and will have been earmarked for bigger fights, but De Los Santos is an awkward opponent who carries plenty of power.
In preparation for this lightweight world title fight, we bring you all the information you need for Davis vs De Los Santos, including how to stream and the full fight card.
How to Stream and Everything Else for Keyshawn Davis vs Edwin De Los Santos
Betting Odds
Per Sportsbook Draftkings, Davis will enter the bout as a -800 betting favourite. De Los Santos is the +500 underdog as we get closer to fight night.
Fight Date, Start Time
Date: Saturday, June 7
Time: 5:10 PM ET / 2:10 PM PT
Where is Keyshawn Davis vs Edwin De Los Santos?
The fight is set to be held at Scope Arena, Norfolk.
What Channel/Stream?
The whole card is set to be shown live on ESPN+.
Keyshawn Davis vs Edwin De Los Santos Full Fight Card
- Keyshawn Davis vs. Edwin De Los Santos, 12 rounds, for Davis’ WBO lightweight title
- Abdullah Mason vs. Jeremia Nakathila, 10 rounds, lightweights
- Keon Davis vs. Michael Velez-Garcia, 6 rounds, welterweights
- Kelvin Davis vs. Nahir Albright, 10 rounds, junior welterweights
- Euri Cedeno vs. Abel Mina, 10 rounder, middleweights
- Tiger Johnson vs. Janelson Bocachica, 10 rounds, welterweights
- Troy Isley vs. Etoundi Michel William, 10 rounds, middleweights
- Deric Davis vs. Naheem Parker, 6 rounds, lightweights
- Patrick O’Connor vs. Marcus Smith, 4 rounds, cruiserweights
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