Father of twins at 14 and prison at 18 - reformed Davis set for title shot
Summary
Ishmael Davis, a British light-middleweight boxer, will compete for the British and Commonwealth titles. Davis had a difficult early life, including being a father at 14 and spending time in prison, but he has turned his focus to boxing. He has won 14 of his 17 fights since making his professional debut in 2018.Key Facts
- Ishmael Davis is a British light-middleweight boxer.
- By age 14, he was a father and had been kicked out of school and his home.
- Davis served time in prison after being involved in gangs and selling drugs.
- He made his professional boxing debut in 2018.
- Davis has won 14 out of 17 professional fights.
- On November 15, he will fight Sam Gilley for the British and Commonwealth titles.
- Davis has previously fought on major boxing events' undercards, including those featuring Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.
- Despite challenges, he uses boxing as a means to improve his life and hopes to be a role model.
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