Gervonta Davis: record, next fight and profile →
Lamont Roach Jnr is glad that his team pursued an appeal of his controversial March 1 draw with Gervonta Davis – but Roach also isn’t shocked that the New York State Athletic Commission declined their appeal.
Owen Lewis speaks to Hall of Famer Tim Bradley on enduring thoughts from Gervonta "Tank" Davis-Lamont Roach
The New York Commission admitted that referee Steve Willis made a mistake in not calling a knockdown against Gervonta Davis, but declined to alter the decision of their fight last Saturday.
In this week’s mailbag, we tackle your thoughts on the Gervonta Davis-Lamont Roach Jnr draw, as well as the arrival of Gary Antuanne Russell as a world titleholder at 140lbs and the retirement of Jarrett Hurd.
Lamont Roach Jnr delivered a performance oozing with confidence in his near upset of Gervonta “Tank” Davis last Saturday night, and as he awaits justice from their controversial majority draw, he again feels things will fall in his favor.
As the New York State Athletic Commission continues to review referee Steve Wilis’ errant handling of Lamont Roach’s Saturday night knockdown of Gervonta Davis, a compelling ProBox TV panel discussion assessed the matter Wednesday.
The welterweight titleholder had only positive things to say about Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Lamont Roach Jnr following their controversial March 1 draw.
None of the "four princes" has been a bust, says Eric Raskin, but they also all now have blemishes on their records and doubts about whether they will ever go from princes to kings.
Davis-Roach was a superbly matched fight, and the draw likely sets up what would be a welcome, fan-friendly rematch. But was the outcome of Davis-Roach fair?
A statement from the New York Department of State reveals that technical issues prevented ringside review officials from receiving, and therefore reviewing, the video of Gervonta Davis taking a knee in round nine of his fight against Lamont Roach