Keyshawn Davis exuded confidence from the start, believing fellow Olympic silver medalist Denys Berinchyk wouldn’t last long against him. When fight night arrived, ‘The Businessman’ backed up his words in dominant fashion, overwhelming the Ukrainian and sealing the deal with a fourth-round knockout.

The 25-year-old fought like a trainer’s dream, and Brian ‘BoMac’ McIntyre knew it. Renowned for coaching former undisputed welterweight champion Terence Crawford—who, by the way, is set to face Canelo Alvarez in September—BoMac has helped mold Davis into a rising force. Both Crawford and Davis sharpen their skills at B&B Boxing Academy in Omaha, Nebraska.

Regardless, after Keyshawn Davis’s fight, reporters from Fight Hype surrounded ‘BoMac’ to get his thoughts on his pupil’s performance. “He did a great job, man. He listens, he was patient,” ‘BoMac’ said without skipping a beat. This led the reporter to press the trainer about the question everyone wanted an answer to.

How would Keyshawn Davis perform against WBA lightweight champion Gervonta Davis? But first, some back story! The Davis duo has been going back and forth on social media and interviews, taking shots at each other. Keyshawn Davis, of course, has called for a fight against ‘Tank’ on several occasions like every other rising prospect.

Despite all the callouts, Gervonta Davis has refused to give the 25-year-old a fight. However, now that Keyshawn Davis has secured the WBO title things might change, and ‘BoMac’ seems ready for the challenge. Speaking to the reporter, the trainer answered, “You know what, I don’t care who he going up against. He’s going to be well prepared just like he was tonight.”

Meanwhile, Terence Crawford has revealed the two fighters that can beat Gervonta Davis.

Keyshawn Davis and Shakur Stevenson predicted to beat Gervonta Davis by Terence Crawford

Terence Crawford believes Gervonta Davis could suffer his first professional loss against either Keyshawn Davis or Shakur Stevenson. Speaking to FightHype, Crawford explained why he sees them as threats to ‘Tank.’ “Tank knows what it is up. He knows what he is up against if he is going to fight Shakur or Keyshawn,” Crawford said. “And those two guys are going to be the ones to give him his first Ls.”

Shakur Stevenson is set to face Floyd Schofield Jr. on February 22. Meanwhile, Davis is preparing for his next fight against Lamont Roach Jr. on March 1 at the Barclays Center. While Tank remains unbeaten, Crawford believes Stevenson and Keyshawn have the skills to change that. However, ‘Tank’ Davis’ behavior doesn’t indicate he is interested in taking this kind of risk.

That said, while ‘BoMac’ is confident about his pupil, Gervonta Davis is no pushover. Davis has faced challenges before and has come out on top. However, will Keyshawn prove to be too much for ‘Tank’? Let us know in the comments!