Keyshawn Davis, the undefeated lightweight sensation, is set to face off against Argentina’s Gustavo Lemos in an eagerly awaited bout on Nov. 8 at Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia.Davis, a hometown favorite, holds an impressive 11-0 record, with seven of those wins coming by knockout. Known for his rapid rise in the professional ranks, the 25-year-old has built a strong reputation, punctuated by his silver medal at the 2020 Olympics and a recent unanimous decision win over Miguel Madueno in July.Now, Davis is aiming to solidify his status in the lightweight division against Lemos, who boasts a formidable 29-1 record with 19 knockouts.Gustavo Lemos, hailing from Buenos Aires, is entering the fight fresh off a disputed decision loss to junior welterweight contender Richardson Hitchins in April. The 28-year-old is no stranger to high-stakes bouts, with his career-highlight win being a fifth-round TKO against former world champion Lee Selby in 2022.Returning to 135 pounds for this fight, Lemos is determined to prove himself against the rising star Davis in what promises to be a hard-hitting contest.The event features an action-packed undercard with a mix of upcoming and established talents:Keyshawn Davis vs. Gustavo Lemos: Fight CardKeyshawn Davis vs. Gustavo Lemos: 10 rounds, lightweightTroy Isley vs. Tyler Howard: 10 rounds, middleweightAbdullah Mason vs. Yohan Vasquez: 8 rounds, lightweightKelvin Davis vs. Yeis Solano: 8 rounds, junior welterweightAustin DeAnda vs. DeAundre Pettus: 8 rounds, middleweightKeon Davis vs. Jalen Moore: 4 rounds, junior middleweightRobert Meriwether III vs. Eric Howard: 6 rounds, junior lightweightRa’eese Aleem vs. Derlyn Hernandez-Gerardo: 10 rounds, featherweightMain Card Start Time and VenueThe main event is expected to start around 11:00 PM EST (8:00 PM PST) at Scope Arena, with a live broadcast on ESPN and streaming available through ESPN+. For UK viewers, ringwalks will begin around 4:00 AM GMT.The fight will take place at Norfolk's Scope Arena, bringing hometown excitement for Davis as he performs on familiar ground.How to Watch: TV Channel and StreamingFor fans tuning in from the United States, Davis vs. Lemos will be broadcast on ESPN, with streaming available via ESPN+.This high-stakes match offers a chance for Davis to cement his status as a lightweight contender while Lemos looks to make a comeback and establish himself in the division.