“They offered Keyshawn Davis, I was told, a little over $3 million to fight Devin Haney. The fight then goes to a purse bid; Top Rank bids. Keyshawn, by WBO rules, gets 25% of the $8.5 million, meaning He was entitled to $2.2 million. In the aftermath of that… Keyshawn Davis has withdrawn from the ordered fight against Devin Haney,” Mannix said on Boxing with Mannix & Mora.
Mannix argued Davis still lacks the standing enjoyed by established champions and pay-per-view attractions. Haney earned that financial flexibility after headline victories over fighters such as Vasiliy Lomachenko, Regis Prograis and Ryan Garcia, while Davis has yet to…
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