It's officially an unmitigated disaster of a weekend for the Davis brothers.

After Keyshawn Davis' homecoming fight Saturday in Norfolk, Virginia, was cancelled against Edwin De Los Santos, and he was stripped of his WBO lightweight title for being 4.3 pounds overweight, he engaged in an unsanctioned fight with a former rival.

Shortly after Nahir Albright convincingly beat older brother Kelvin Davis by majority decision, he said he was attacked in the locker room by his brothers.

"Keyshawn and his little brother [Keon] jumped me," Albright told ESPN's Mark Kriegel during the broadcast. "They started walking up to me all tough and put his heads against mine, and grabbed me. I was about to swing but my team and everyone grabbed Keyshawn and everything.”

Albright said he sustained a big bump on the right side of his forehead from the scuffle.

After Albright shared details around the incident, footage showed another melee breaking out between both camps in the tunnels of Scope Arena, with a fuming Keyshawn in the middle of it as his family, and his child in a stroller, were nearby. Members of the Norfolk Police Department broke up the scuffle.

Keyshawn and Keon declined to comment to Kriegel to explain their side of the story before the melee ensued.

Albright and Keyshawn have a history. Keyshawn scored a 10-round majority decision win against him in October 2023, but the result was changed to a no-decision after it was revealed that he'd tested positive for marijuana.

Albright said Saturday after the incident that he wanted a rematch against Keyshawn to settle their score in the ring.

Earlier in the night, Keon scored a second-round stoppage win against Michael Velez.