Gervonta Davis: record, next fight and profile →
Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia have a site for their pay-per-view showdown April 22 in Las Vegas. Premier Boxing Champions and Showtime announced Monday night that Davis and Garcia will fight at T-Mobile Arena, the venue where numerous high-profile boxing events have been held since it opened in 2016. The Raiders’ Allegiant
Shakur Stevenson looked down at the scales despondently. While he did his best to squeeze himself down to the 130-pound weight limit ahead of his showdown against Robson Conceicao, the former Olympic silver medalist waved the white flag. Although he was forced to give up both his WBC and WBO super featherweight titles, Stevenson (19-0, 9 KOs) brushed off his championship forfeiture and declared that he would compete going forward as a full-fledged lightweight.
Gervonta Davis joked during his post-fight press conference January 8 that Ryan Garcia agreed to virtually everything proposed in their contracts for a pay-per-view showdown that was finalized last week for April 22.
Gervonta Davis did his best to ignore the perpetual callouts of Ryan Garcia. But after antagonizing his man to no end, the hard-hitting star out of Baltimore, Maryland, decided to take the 24-year-old up on his offer.
For the most part, it’s hard to leave a lasting impression on James Toney. The former multi-divisional champion and recently inducted Hall of Famer simply believes that he has an eye for talent. But while he’s downplayed several of today’s fighters, he does see something special in Shakur Stevenson.
Contractual details for the pay-per-view showdown Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia announced three months ago have been finalized. Davis announced through his Twitter account Friday that they will fight April 22 at a venue to be determined in Las
Vasiliy Lomachenko and Gervonta Davis have spent the better part of the past half-decade throwing verbal jabs at one another. The genesis of their overarching feud stems from the two campaigning near or around the same weight class, jockeying for the division's top spot.
Ryan Garcia has grown accustomed to hearing the bombastic warnings of detractors. For a number of years now, the California native has promised to end the career of Gervonta Davis. Of course, despite displaying lightning-quick hand speed, pernicious knockout power, and underrated overall skills, team Davis dared Garcia to put his money where his mouth is.
Vasiliy Lomachenko thinks Gervonta Davis has all the key attributes to get his hands raised on the night he takes on Ryan Garcia. The three-division titlist from Ukraine recently offered his prediction on the ballyhooed 12-round, 136-pound bout
Oscar De La Hoya greeted the news of Gervonta Davis’ court case with a sigh of relief. Davis, the hard hitting lightweight from Baltimore, pleaded guilty Thursday morning in his hometown to four counts from a hit-and-run incident in November 2020.