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Photo: Instagram/Keyshawn Davis Keyshawn Davis , the 24-year-old undefeated boxer with a record of 9-0 and 6 KOs, has voiced his discontent over the recent cancellation of his fight against Nahir Albright.  The Texas Commission overturned Davis's ten-round majority decision win after he tested positive for marijuana in their October 14th bout. This violation led to a 90-day suspension, forcing the cancellation of his scheduled match against former two-division world champion Jose Pedraza. Photo: Instagram/Keyshawn Davis Keyshawn Davis is set to return to the ring in January after serving his suspension, but his frustration with the decision lingers. In a social media rant, Davis expressed his annoyance and the feeling of being unfairly singled out by the Texas Commission.  He questioned why his victory was taken away due to a positive marijuana test when this type of incident had not typically resulted in such actions. Despite the setback, Davis remains determined to continue ...

Photo: Instagram/Terence Crawford In Keyshawn Davis' estimation, Terence Crawford stands a good chance of defeating Canelo Alvarez in a potential showdown at 168 pounds, provided he can handle Canelo's power. Crawford, with a record of 40-0 and 31 knockouts, is not a young fighter at 36, but he would be making a significant 21-pound leap to challenge the formidable Canelo, who boasts a record of 60-2-2 with 39 KOs, for the undisputed super middleweight crown. However, Davis expresses concerns that if Crawford were to secure victory over Canelo, he might opt to retreat to the safety of the 147 or 154-pound divisions rather than face the formidable challenges of fighters like David Benavidez and David Morrell, who are both formidable forces in the 168-pound division. Photo: Instagram/Terence Crawford These fighters, known for their power and skill, could pose a serious threat to Crawford's undefeated record, pushing him back to welterweight or junior middleweight. To demon...