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Ladies and gentlemen, Jenkins and Jones listeners joining us today, we have a very special guest.

We have one of the most promising, most up-and-coming boxers in the world joining us today.

This young man is ranked number three, the number three lightweight in the world by the WBO,

the WBC, and the IBF, with a record of 11 and 0, 7 by way of knockout.

He is a 2020 Olympic silver medalist.

And above all else, he's the homie. We had the pleasure of kicking it with him a few weeks back via top rank boxing and ESPN for a show that should have aired on ESPN by the time you hear this in his hometown of Norfolk, Virginia, as he prepares for its next fight on Friday, November 8th against Castavo Lemos at his hometown arena of the Norfolk scope. That's going to be a very historic night in Norfolk for a couple

reasons. One being that this is the first boxing event that will be held at the Norfolk scope

since the Norfolk legend Sweet P. Pernell Whitaker fought there in 1994, 30 years ago. R.R.P. to

Sweet P, a Norfolk legend, who this up-and-coming Norfolk legend idolizes and is walking in the footsteps of.

And the other reason this is going to be a historic night is the fact that he is going to have his two brothers,

Kelvin and Keon, on that same card as well.

It's going to be a really big night for the city, a really big night for his family.

We are joined by the incomparable, the soon to be 12 and oh, fuck it.

I'm putting it out there.

I'll hold you.

Don't fuck Virginia's home.

Kishaw, the businessman Davis.

Kishan, what's going on, bro?

Good to see you again, man.

Hey, yeah, sir, y'all too.

And when y'all came out to Northwood, how was that energy, though?

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