Keyshawn Davis vs. Edwin De Los Santos undercard: New main event, complete list of fights after lightweight title bout called off

Keyshawn Davis will have hoped June 7 would be a homecoming to remember as he sought to defend the WBO lightweight title against Edwin De Los Santos. It was, in a sense, but for the wrong reasons.

The fight at Scope Arena in Virginia was cancelled after Davis came in 4.3 pounds overweight. "I've been making this weight for over four years now. I just outgrew the weight. I tried... I just outgrew the weight," he said as he was stripped of his title.

It was later confirmed that the fight would not go ahead, with De Los Santos' camp deciding against allowing their man to enter the ring. Promoter Sampson Lewkowicz said to ESPN: "We renegotiated at 10 pounds over, offered more money, but came to the conclusion that Davis never tried to make weight. He showed up dancing on the scale. We didn't want a repeat of [Devin] Haney vs. Ryan Garcia. We cancelled the fight."

It means we'll have a new main event: Abdullah Mason vs. Jeremia Nakathila. The lightweight bout was top of the undercard and will see 21-year-old Mason (18-0) take on the Namibian Nakathila, who lost to Shakur Stevenson for the interim WBO super featherweight title in 2021.

The fight at the Scope Arena in Virginia airs on Fubo and ESPN+.

Several members of the Davis family will still compete on the undercard, while prospects look to continue their momentum. 

Keyshawn Davis vs. Edwin De Los Santos undercard 

Here's a breakdown of all the action.

Keon Davis vs. Michael Velez-Garcia

• Division/Weight: Welterweight
• Davis record: 3-0
• Velez-Garcia record: 3-0
• Belts at stake: N/A

Keon Davis faces Michael Velez-Garcia.

The brother of Keyshawn, Keon (3-0) looks to go 3-0 in 2025. A 2024 USA Boxing International silver medalist, he's ready to continue his progress in the ring.

Velez-Garcia (3-0) looks to go 4-0 in 2025. The 27-year-old has two wins via knockout.

Kelvin Davis vs. Nahir Albright

• Division/Weight: Super Lightweight
• Davis record: 15-0
• Albright record: 16-2
• Belts at stake: N/A

Further down the card is Kelvin Davis vs. Nahir Albright.

Another Davis brother, Kelvin (15-0) has won eight fights via knockout and is a former amateur champion. "Night Night" looks to go 2-0 in 2025.

Albright (16-2) has won two straight after a loss against Keyshawn was overturned to a no-contest. That was in 2023, and he has since competed under the Team Combat League banner.

Delante "Tiger" Johnson vs. Janelson Bocachica

• Division/Weight: Welterweight
• Johnson record: 15-0
• Bocachica record: 17-3-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

Delante "Tiger" Johnson returns to action against Janelson Bocachica.

Johnson (15-0) is a 2016 Youth World Championships gold medalist. The 26-year-old looks to go 2-0 in 2025. "Tiger" has won seven fights via knockout.

A 2014 Junior Olympic National Champion, Bocachica (17-3-1) hasn't won a fight since 2021. The 26-year-old has 11 wins via knockout.

Troy Isley vs. Etoundi Michel William

• Division/Weight: Middleweight
• Isley record: 14-0
• William record: 16-1
• Belts at stake: N/A

Finally, Troy Isley faces Etoundi Michel William.

A two-time bronze medalist, Isley (14-0) has five wins via knockout. "Transformer" looks to continue his momentum after going 3-0 in 2024.

William (16-1) is 1-1 in his last two fights, losing his last fight in October. The Brazilian has 12 wins via knockout.

Keyshawn Davis vs. Edwin De Los Santos tune-in info

• Date: Saturday, June 7
• Start time: 10 p.m. ET | 7 p.m. PT | 3 a.m. BST | 12 p.m. AEST
• Main event start tme (approx.): 11:15 p.m. ET | 8:15 p.m. PT | 4:15 a.m. BST | 1:15 p.m. AEST
• Location: Scope Arena — Norfolk, Virginia
• Channel: ESPN
• Live stream: Fubo | ESPN+ 

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