Comments Thread For: Gervonta Davis Drops Ryan Garcia Twice, Knocks Him Out in Seventh

[Rebelrbg]

Fight was wack. Never want to hear Garcia run his mouth again. Cong**** Porky, now fight Stevenson or Haney after he beats Loma. Then I'll pay attention. Face of boxing, what a joke. Maybe when Canelo retires in the next couple years.

Lol, and the crying continues!!

[TreD]

Loma will never beat Tank. Loma fights scared when he's in against punchers. Tank will **** him up badly. Watch the Teo fight and see he was scared shjtless to throw a punch.

Loma also had rotator cuff surgery a few days after the Teo fight, if I recall correctly. And, Loma has never been scared of a puncher. He was dropped by Linares, and got up to knock him out. Where as Haney was rocked by Linares and held on for dear life for two or three rounds.

Loma is healthy, and not coming straight from war. He'll outbox Haney, and then outbox Tank.

[champion4ever]

By the time of the knockout Ryan Garcia's will was already broken. He could have gotten up and continue. Taking that bended knee was just his excuse to quit! He will never become champion because he is too mentally weak.

[Nash out]

Hopefully the whole card is fireworks.
War Gervonta!

Tank once again showing that he is the best in the world. Viva la Tank. Nash out

[illpapi]

STFU before I call Tank

Oh, grow the hell up and get off Tank's nuts you groupie!

And for the record I'm no fan of neither of them fighters.

[_original_]

Where’s the gifs at? 1run wya?

[PunchyPotorff]

Originally posted by PunchyPotorff
Competitive back and forth fight, but body shots can always be a game changer.
Garcia will come back stronger, and Davis goes on to even bigger fights.

Garcia isn't fighting for two years, if ever again

Doubtful. He's young, there's still money on the table for him to cash in on.
Definitely has some work to do, but he's certainly not finished.
Within a year he returns.

[LoadedWraps]

watched the fight 3 times now. Just an epic body shot from Davis. Total domination, several levels above Garcia who just isn't going to win with isolated jabs.

[techliam]

You must be brand new to this sport. Contrary to the opinions of many informed people, a knock down confers one point, not two, to the fighter who scored it, so one KD does not automatically mean a 10-8 round. The other guy explained the rule correctly to you. If fighter A is clearly winning the round, but gets dropped at the end of it that round will be scored a 9-9. The 10 point must system prescribes that the winner of a round gets 10 points minus one point for suffering a KD.

Any literature or fight examples?

10-8 - 1 point for hitting the canvas, and the other point for losing the round. If you hit the canvas, but your opponent didn’t, you lose the round. It’s really clear cut. The concept of a ‘flash knockdown’ is more for analysing the fight, rather than scoring the round

its always 10-8. But should you provide any evidence to the contrary, I’d be happy to look at it and be proven wrong

[LoadedWraps]

Any literature or fight examples?

10-8 - 1 point for hitting the canvas, and the other point for losing the round. If you hit the canvas, but your opponent didn’t, you lose the round. It’s really clear cut. The concept of a ‘flash knockdown’ is more for analysing the fight, rather than scoring the round

its always 10-8. But should you provide any evidence to the contrary, I’d be happy to look at it and be proven wrong

I'm willing to award a 9 to a fighter who is knocked down only under exceptional circumstances and I can't think of a fight where I did so off the top, so I agree that it's almost always a 10 8 round. I might have to reach back to one of the JMM/Pac fights where JMM might have won the round after a flash knockdown to find an example where a fighter was knocked down and then "won the round" after the fact, so to speak.