Keyshawn Davis doesn't appreciate comparisons to Gervonta Davis or Ryan Garcia: 'I'm different'

Davis prefers to think of himself on an island while hunting down the biggest name in the game today

Due to a plethora of exciting, young talent across American boxing in recent years -- which included a handful of breakout, 20-something stars with huge social media followings -- the rush was on to declare a nickname for the group to define them historically.

The 1980's, of course, were largely dominated by a four-pack of Hall-of-Fame fighters collectively known as "The Four Kings," who went on to produce nine memorable fights against one another over a 10-year span. That group consisted of "Sugar" Ray Leonard, "Marvelous" Marvin Hagler, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran. 

The combined charisma of four young stars in this era -- Gervonta "Tank" Davis, Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez Jr. -- began to draw comparisons, even if their combined quality of opposition and activity level wasn't quite on par with the heroes of four decades ago.