What time is Keyshawn Davis VS. Denys Berinchyk fight? Walk-in time for Friday's 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.
Berinchyk, with an impressive 19-0 record, including nine knockouts, is a force to be reckoned with. His most recent victory was a split decision against Emanuel Navarrete for the WBO lightweight belt last year. He will face Davis, who also boasts a remarkable 12-0 record with eight knockouts. Davis is coming off an impressive second-round knockout against Gustavo Lemos last November.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the Berinchyk-Davis showdown, including the crucial ring walk time to ensure you don't miss any of the thrilling action.
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When does Denys Berinchyk vs Keyshawn Davis fight start?
The Denys Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis card consists of nine fights and will begin at 5 p.m. ET. The main event between Berinchyk and Davis is expected to have a walk-in time of about 11 p.m. ET. But the duration of the undercard will have an impact on when Berinchyk and Davis actually start.
How to stream Denys Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis fight
Fans can stream the event on ESPN+, which will be hosting the boxing match on the platform. The main card begins at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN and ESPN+.
Denys Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis fight: Date, time and streaming
Date: Friday, Feb. 14
Friday, Feb. 14 Fight card start time: About 5 p.m. ET
About 5 p.m. ET Berinchyk vs. Davis ring walk (approximately): 11 p.m. ET
11 p.m. ET TV: Main card on ESPN starting at 9 p.m. ET
Main card on ESPN starting at 9 p.m. ET Streaming: ESPN+
Stream live:Watch Berinchyk vs. Davis boxing on ESPN+
Denys Berinchyk vs. Keyshawn Davis fight card
Main card:
WBO Lightweight title: Denys Berinchyk (C) vs. Keyshawn Davis
Denys Berinchyk (C) vs. Keyshawn Davis Co-Feature: Xander Zayas vs. Slawa Sporner
Xander Zayas vs. Slawa Sporner Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Connor Coyle
Undercard:
Juanmita Lopez De Jesus vs. Bryan Santiago
Abdullah Mason vs. Manuel Jaimes
Rohan Polanco vs. Jean Carlos Torres
Keon Davis vs. Ira Johnson
Jared Anderson vs. Marios Kollias
Tiger Johnson vs. Quashawn Toler
Nico Ali Walsh vs. Juan Guerra Jr.
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