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Davis Makes 140 lb, Norman Jr. Cuts to 147.8; Scale Questioned

5/16/2026

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Keyshawn Davis Weighs

Keyshawn Davis weighed exactly 140 lb, confirming his Saturday rematch with Nahir Albright will proceed as scheduled.
He initially recorded 140.1 lb before shedding the excess to meet the limit.
Brian Norman Jr. first weighed 148.2 lb, 0.2 lb over his 148-lb contract, then re-weighed at 147.8 lb to stay on the card.
Ron Goodall of Fight Hype reported that multiple sources said the scale may have been inaccurate.

Summary

Top Rank Stages

Top Rank and RDR Promotions are staging the “Unfinished Business” card, referencing the overturned 2023 result.
Brian Norman Jr. (28-1, 22 KOs) will fight Josh Wagner after his upset over Giovanni Santillan.
Yan Santana will defend his NABO featherweight title against Cristian Cruz Chacon, aiming for a bout with Bruce “Shu-Shu” Carrington.
Prelims stream on DAZN, Top Rank’s YouTube and the Top Rank Classics FAST channel on Roku at 6:30 p.m. ET.

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Nahir Albright Challenges

Keyshawn Davis says he will stop Nahir Albright in their 12-round rematch.
Nahir Albright calls the fight “50% personal and 50% business” and says he will defeat Keyshawn Davis at 140 lb.
Nahir Albright previously beat Kelvin Davis, Keyshawn Davis’s older brother, intensifying the rivalry.
A heated backstage altercation erupted between the two camps after Kelvin Davis’s loss.

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Davis Dismisses Label

Bad Left Hook’s assistant editor, SB Nation since 2014, says Top Rank markets the Albright-Davis fight as vindication.
Albright calls the clash with the Davis brothers “unfortunate,” noting it stole his enjoyment and that he is stronger, faster and smarter for Saturday.
Davis says he is not excited about the “Unfinished Business” label, calls the bout a fight, dismisses the 2023 outcome as irrelevant and promises a knockout in 2026.

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Keyshawn Davis Weighs

Keyshawn Davis weighed exactly 140 lb, confirming his Saturday rematch with Nahir Albright will proceed as scheduled.
He initially recorded 140.1 lb before shedding the excess to meet the limit.
Brian Norman Jr. first weighed 148.2 lb, 0.2 lb over his 148-lb contract, then re-weighed at 147.8 lb to stay on the card.
Ron Goodall of Fight Hype reported that multiple sources said the scale may have been inaccurate.

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