Keyshawn Davis knocked out Denys Berinchyk in the fourth round on Friday night to win the WBO lightweight title.

Keyshawn Davis has been a standout prospect among the crop of young, talented American boxers since transitioning to the professional ranks after securing silver at the 2020 Olympics. Friday's clash with WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk was supposed to be about 25-year-old Davis' attempt to capture his first world championship but has taken a significantly nastier turn as the fight has approached.

Davis, the 25-year-old American, defeated Ukrainian Denys Berinchyk by knockout and claimed the WBO world lightweight title. The finishing blow was a body shot in the fourth round that left Berinchyk kneeling on the canvas as the referee reached the count of 10.

It was a Valentine's Day to remember for Keyshawn Davis. The undefeated American captured the WBO lightweight title in front of a sellout crowd Friday night in New York.

Despite being the clear favorite entering his fight with WBO lightweight champion Denys Berinchyk, it was expected the bout would be the toughest of Keyshawn Davis' young career. Rather than a difficult fight,

Denys Berinchyk is set to headline an exciting Valentine's Day fight, which holds significant importance in his career as he aims to defend his WBO lightweight title against undefeated Keyshawn Davis on Friday at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.

In a matchup that has the makings of a spectacular fight, matters between Keyshawn Davis and Denys Berinchyk took an ugly turn at Wednesday’s final press conference ahead of their lightweight title bout Friday in New York.

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Davis ended the fight with a pair of body shots that convinced Berinchyk, bloodied from his nose and swollen around his face, to take the full count on his knee. With the victory, Davis became a world titleholder just shy of his fourth anniversary of turning professional.