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Mayweather: Tank Will Become Household Name, PPV Star

•Feb 11, 2019

CARSON, California – Gervonta Davis’ famous promoter stood by his side late Saturday night in a crowded hallway near Davis’ locker room. Floyd Mayweather made sure everyone jammed into this tiny space received the same message – if there’s one fighter in boxing that can surpass his superstar status, it’s Davis. The retired five-division champion obviously is biased, but Mayweather seems genuinely confident he can bring along the 24-year-old Davis at a similar deliberate pace that Mayweather took to becoming the richest athlete in the history of professional sports.

Gervonta Davis: Lomachenko Fight Will Happen, But At Right Time

Keith Idec

•Feb 11, 2019

CARSON, California – Gervonta Davis doesn’t intend to mention Vasiliy Lomachenko quite this much. He’s asked about boxing the WBA lightweight champion so often, though, Davis can’t quite help it. The unbeaten Baltimore native admits, too, that it gets irritating to hear and read so much praise heaped upon Lomachenko, who’s commonly considered one of the top two boxers, pound-for-pound, in the sport.

Video: Gervonta Davis' Trainer Talks Big Win, Future Plans, More

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 11, 2019

Calvin Ford Video Interview - Gervonta Davis defended his WBA Super Featherweight World Championship with a thrilling first-round TKO of former world champion Hugo Ruiz before a sellout crowd of 8,048 at Dignity Health Sports Park Saturday non SHOWTIME.

Video: Leonard Ellerbe on Gervonta Davis' Future, Lomachenko

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 11, 2019

Leonard Ellerbe Video Interview - Gervonta Davis defended his WBA Super Featherweight World Championship with a thrilling first-round TKO of former world champion Hugo Ruiz before a sellout crowd of 8,048 at Dignity Health Sports Park Saturday non SHOWTIME.

Gervonta Davis Eyes Hometown Fight In Baltimore In July

Keith Idec

•Feb 11, 2019

CARSON, California – Gervonta Davis’ fight Saturday night was so short, his handlers are contemplating bring him back as soon as some point in April. Floyd Mayweather, Davis’ promoter, surprisingly suggested after Davis’ first-round stoppage of Hugo Ruiz that Davis could travel to Japan to face kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa in a boxing exhibition when he fights next. That would be a lucrative yet peculiar move for Davis because Mayweather knocked down Nasukawa three times and stopped the 20-year-old star kickboxer in the first round of their boxing exhibition December 31 in Saitama, Japan.

Mayweather: Gervonta Davis is The Truth, He's The Face of Boxing

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 10, 2019

Floyd Mayweather Jr. believes Gervonta Davis, who retained his World Boxing Association super featherweight world title on Saturday night with a first-round knockout of former world champion Hugo Ruiz, has become the face of boxing.

Fortuna: What I Want Now is Contract For Gervonta Davis Bout

Random Hits

•Feb 10, 2019

Carson, California - Javier Fortuna (34-2-1, 23 KOs) won a unanimous decision against Sharif Bogere (32-2, 20 KOs) in a 10-round lightweight bout. All three judges scored the fight 96-93 in favor of Fortuna.

Mayweather: Loma Fought Davis' Leftovers and Went Distance!

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 10, 2019

One of the biggest fights to make for Gervonta Davis is a showdown with WBA, WBO lightweight champion Vasiliy Lomachenko. Floyd Mayweather, who promotes Davis, explains that there is no rush for his 24-year-old fighter to pursue a bout with Lomachenko, who turns 31 later this month.

Photos: Gervonta Davis Destroys Hugo Ruiz in One

Boxing Photos

•Feb 10, 2019

Gervonta Davis, Hugo Ruiz Fight Photos Gallery - Gervonta Davis successfully defended his WBA super featherweight belt with a brutal first-round knockout of Hugo Ruiz. Davis (21-0, 20 KOs) retained his title and stayed unbeaten thanks to his knockout at the 2:59-minute mark of the opening round in Carson, California on Saturday.

Ruiz: Gervonta Davis' Power, Size, Weight - It Was Too Much

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 10, 2019

WBA super featherweight champion Gervonta Davis successfully defended his belt with a brutal first round knockout of Hugo Ruiz. Davis (21-0, 20 KOs) retained his title and stayed unbeaten thanks to his knockout at the 2:59 minute mark of the opening round in Carson, California on Saturday.