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Enough With the Hype: Gervonta’s Fall Accelerates While Garcia’s

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Enough With the Hype: Gervonta’s Fall Accelerates While Garcia’s Crown Faces Scrutiny

Gervonta “Tank” Davis remains one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world, but ongoing legal troubles outside the ring have thrown his career into uncertainty. Will the three-division champion ever fight again?

Ryan Garcia is a talented fighter, blessed with elite speed and devastating power in his left hand. However, the biggest win of his career against Devin Haney was wiped away after he tested positive for a banned substance. Can Garcia finally put it all together and capture his first major world title when he challenges Mario Barrios on Feb. 21?

Andreas Hale, Nick Parkinson and James Regan tackle these questions and more on Nick Ball, Claressa Shields, Tyson Fury and the Leigh Woods-Josh Warrington rematch, separating what’s real from what’s not.

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Not real. Davis has teased retirement and his lack of interest in fighting is well documented, but it’s hard to believe that he will hang up the gloves following his latest stint of legal issues. If anything, the legal issues will make it even more likely that he fights again. The reason? Money.

Regardless of what you think about Davis’ desire to fight, he makes a lot of money whenever he steps into a boxing ring. He was set to earn a massive paycheck to fight Jake Paul in an exhibition in November, but Davis was accused of battery, aggravated battery, false imprisonment, kidnapping and intentional infliction of emotional distress in a civil suit filed by an ex-girlfriend and the fight was cancelled.

No one knows how long he will be out of action for, but Davis is only 31 and in his physical boxing prime. Even if the desire to compete isn’t there, the anticipation for his return will certainly command a significant payday that he could find incredibly difficult to turn down. — Hale

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“Do Not Go Near Her”: Court Slams Gervonta Davis With

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“Do Not Go Near Her”: Court Slams Gervonta Davis With Explosive Stay-Away Order

Gervonta Davis appeared in bond court on Thursday … and was ordered to stay away from the alleged victim and the club … as well as to have zero contact with the alleged victim, directly or indirectly

Cops say Gervonta Davis’ attack on a woman at a gentlemen’s club in October was captured on video … with footage showing the boxing star grab her by the hair and neck and force her down a set of stairs during the violent incident.

TMZ Sports has obtained Davis’ arrest warrant … which details what officials say they observed on surveillance video from inside Tootsie’s Cabaret around 4:15 AM on October 27, 2025.

According to the warrant, the footage shows Tank approach the woman and grab her by her hair as he forcefully walked her to a stairwell. Cops say you can then see Tank “pushing and forcing” the woman down the stairs.

The woman, cops say, tried to stop Tank from forcing her down the stairs by holding onto the railing … but he continued to force her to walk with him toward a doorway.

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Officers noted another clip shows Tank grabbing her hoodie and pulling her in whichever direction he chose … while a separate shot apparently recorded him holding her by the back of her neck and leading her through an empty part of the club.

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Cops say the last angle shows them walking into a garage and the woman running away.

Officers say they spoke to two possible witnesses … and one claimed there was a previous incident when Tank grabbed the woman by the neck at a club in Miami Beach, although details on that situation were not provided in the arrest warrant.

Cops say the footage backs up what the woman told officers two days later at the Miami Gardens Police Department … when she said she was working the VIP section at the club when the alleged assault took place.

During the incident, the woman claimed Tank said, “You think that I would not find you” and accused her of ignoring him, which made him upset. She said the boxer was unhappy that she was ending their relationship.

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She told cops she had known Tank since 2022 … and they had an intimate relationship for several months before she broke things off a month prior.

The woman told officers she warned Tank they were being recorded on security cameras … but she claimed he did not care.

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She claimed she blocked Tank from all forms of communication before the alleged attack … and there was a “history of unreported Domestic Violence between them.” The warrant also says she showed cops text messages of death threats she said were from Tank.

The woman told cops she sought medical attention after the incident.

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Claressa Shields Fires a Bold Challenge at Price, Teasing a

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Claressa Shields Fires a Bold Challenge at Price, Teasing a Blockbuster Showdown Fans Didn’t See Coming

Three-weight world champion Claressa Shields has called out Lauren Price for a blockbuster fight at middleweight.

The American issued her challenge in response to the Welsh fighter saying Shields “would have to come down” in weight, but what a “great fight” it would make.

“I’d love to do a two-fight, three-fight [deal], it’d be amazing,” Price told Betfred.

Shields – a five-division champion and one of the greatest female boxers of all-time – responded to Price on social media platform X.

“We both won Olympic gold medals at 75kg aka 165 pounds. I’d gladly welcome a showdown with you at 165 pounds,” said the 30-year-old.

“And I’ll show you why I was able to win back-to-back golds and you weren’t.”

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Despite Price’s Olympic gold at middleweight, she has only fought professionally at welterweight, becoming a world champion in the division.

The 31-year-old former Wales footballer will defend her unified welterweight world titles against Puerto Rican challenger Stephanie Pineiro Aquino on Saturday, 4 April at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena.

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Shields has never fought below middleweight in a career in which she has won world titles spanning five weight divisions.

Her most recent contest was a win over Lani Daniels in July when she retained her undisputed heavyweight crown and remained unbeaten after 17 bouts.

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Legal Trouble Deepens for Gervonta Davis as

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Legal Trouble Deepens for Gervonta Davis as Probation Violation Triggers Arrest Warrant

A Baltimore judge has issued an arrest warrant for Gervonta Davis on grounds that he violated his probation one week after he was arrested in Miami on allegations of domestic violence.

Circuit Judge Althea M. Handy issued the warrant on Monday, according to the Baltimore Country court database.

Davis, 31, was on probation for a November 2020 hit-and-run in Baltimore that injured four people. He received 90 days of house arrest, three years of probation and 200 hours of community service. He later served 44 days in jail for violating the terms of his home detention.

Davis’ latest legal issues stem from accusations of attacking his ex-girlfriend, Courtney Rossel, on Oct. 27, 2025, at a strip club in Miami, where she had been working as a VIP cocktail server. Rossel filed a civil suit days after the incident, which forced Davis out of his November fight with Jake Paul.

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A warrant for his arrest was issued on Jan. 14 on charges of battery, false imprisonment and attempted kidnapping, but it took two weeks to track the boxer down. Miami Gardens Police Department and the United States Marshals fugitive task force conducted a three-county surveillance operation to find Davis, taking him into custody last Wednesday night without incident in the Miami Design District.

Davis was released the same day after posting an $8,500 bond and ordered to not have any contact with Rossel.

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“My Time Will Come-and I’m Not Afraid”: Anthony Joshua Breaks

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“My Time Will Come-and I’m Not Afraid”: Anthony Joshua Breaks His Silence After Devastating Car Crash

British-Nigerian boxer Anthony Joshua has spoken publicly following a road accident in Nigeria late last year that claimed the lives of two of his close friends.

In a video posted on his Instagram on Thursday, the former heavyweight champion paid tribute to Latif Ayodele, popularly known as Latz, and Gami Sina, who both died in the crash.

“So this is the best way I could reach out to all of you, far and wide, worldwide, who were showing so much love, care, support through that tragic, traumatic time where we lost Latz and Sina in Nigeria,” Joshua said.

The accident occurred on December 29, 2025, along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway. Joshua was also injured in the crash and later received medical treatment.

He said the loss was particularly painful because the group had made plans to end the year together.

“The last time I spoke to you guys was in Miami. We had so many plans to wrap up 2025, and we were on a mission. We went back home, went to see our families, and everything just got flipped upside on its head,” he said.

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Joshua described Latz and Sina as central figures in his life and in the lives of those around them.

“Not only did their parents, their uncles, their cousins, their friends, and myself lose like two great men, we lost people that we dearly care about. They were major players in all of our lives,” he said.

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He added, “They’re my brothers, they’re my friends first and foremost, and then we became business partners. We became everything.”

The boxer said he feels a strong responsibility to continue supporting the families they left behind.

“I understand my duty. I understand what they wanted to do for their families, so my goal is to continue to help them achieve their goals, even though they may not be here in the physical,” he said.

“It ain’t about legacy. It’s just doing what’s right, and I know what I’m going to do, what’s right for them and what’s right for their family.”

Reflecting further on loss and mortality, Joshua said, “one day my time will come and I’m not scared either at all. It’s actually comforting knowing that I’ve got two brothers on the other side.

“I’ve lost people before, but I don’t think I’ve lost people like that, my left and my right.”

In the caption accompanying the video, Joshua wrote, “A short message from the heart. My brother’s keeper for life.”

He also thanked those who assisted at the scene of the crash and during his recovery.

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“I want to take a moment to show a massive amount of appreciation to the first responders, to everyone who rushed to help Latz and Sina, to those who helped me get to the hospital, and to all the locals who prayed for us at the scene,” he wrote.

Joshua acknowledged the medical team at Lagoon Hospital, naming Dr Ogunyankin, Dr Tosin Majekodunmi and Dr Ninalowo.

He also thanked British Deputy High Commissioner Simon Field, as well as business figures Femi Otedola and Aliko Dangote, for their support.

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“Without you guys, the transition back to the UK wouldn’t have been as smooth,” he said.

The boxer further expressed gratitude to Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Dapo Abiodun, Bola Tinubu, and senior security officials.

“Thank you so much for your personal involvement, daily follow-ups and all your efforts,” Joshua said.

The Guardian had earlier reported that the victims, Latif Ayodele and Gami Sina, were both 36. Joshua was pulled from the wreckage and taken to Duchess International Hospital for treatment.

The driver involved in the crash, Adeniyi Kayode, 46, has since appeared before a magistrate’s court in Sagamu, Ogun State.

The case was adjourned until February 25 to allow the prosecution seek legal advice from the state Attorney-General’s office.

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Tiger Woods Reveals the Surprise Sport His Teen Daughter Sam Is

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Tiger Woods Reveals the Surprise Sport His Teen Daughter Sam Is Exceptionally Talented In

While Tiger Woods has been all over the news for his relationship with Donald Trump Jr’s ex-wife Vanessa Trump, he’s making news for another reason. Or rather, his sporty mini-me daughter, Sam, is making headlines! While you may think that Sam is making headlines for golf, she’s actually a soccer star!

Last week, Woods spoke with the press in Atlanta while attending a TGL event, confirming that while his daughter Sam’s high school sports career is over, she went out with a bang. She led her school team, the Benjamin School Buccaneers, to victory as the first state championship in Benjamin Girls soccer history. (They won 1-0 victory over the Episcopal School of Jacksonville.)

“The core group of girls that were on that team have been together since they were six,” he said about his senior defender daughter via Hello. “To be able to end her high school career like that and to go on as a state champion is pretty cool.”

And it seems that while her high school career may be done, she’s just getting started since she’ll be going to Stanford in the fall.

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For those who don’t know, Woods and his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, welcomed two children together during their time together: a daughter named Sam Alexis Woods, born in 2007, and a son named Charlie Axel Woods, born in 2009.

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Now, for those wondering why Sam decided to go for soccer instead of golf, Woods actually shone some light on that in 2024.

In a rare live interview with the Today show via People, he revealed Sam has a “negative connotation” to golf. “You know, hey, when she was growing up, golf took daddy away from her,” he said. “I had to pack and I had to leave and I would be gone for weeks and there was a negative connotation to it.”

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No Belts Left to Hide Behind: Shields’ Heavyweight Throne Under

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No Belts Left to Hide Behind: Shields’ Heavyweight Throne Under Serious Threat

Claressa Shields will defend her undisputed heavyweight championship in Detroit on February 22 against Franchon Crews-Dezurn; Shields, 30, is undefeated in her 17 professional bouts

Claressa Shields will defend her undisputed heavyweight crown against Franchon Crews-Dezurn at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit early next year.

Shields, 30, is undefeated in her 17 professional bouts and became the first undisputed champion with a win over Danielle Perkins in February.

She signed an $8m multi-year deal with Salita Promotions and Wynn Records in November, which the promotion company called the richest contract in women’s boxing.

Shields, a two-time Olympic champion, who goes by the moniker GWOAT [greatest woman of all time], has crossed paths with Crews-Dezurn before, beating the 38-year-old by unanimous decision in 2016 in what was both fighters’ professional debut.

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“I plan on putting Franchon Crews on her back and leaving with the KO,” Shields said. “My last few fights, I was dealing with injuries, but now I’m 100 per cent. Franchon is elite, but I am super elite, and I plan on proving that come fight night.”

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The undisputed women’s heavyweight and five-division champion beat Lani Daniels in Detroit at the home of the Red Wings and Pistons last summer in front of 15,000-plus fans to defend her heavyweight belts.

Meanwhile, unbeaten British welterweight world champion Lauren Price has repeatedly expressed hope of taking on fellow Olympic champion Shields in the future.

“The way I look at it, she’s always been in the back of my mind that I’ll box her one day,” Price told Sky Sports. “I’d love that fight. I want to become undisputed first and then obviously think about that.”

Both Shields and Price were Olympic gold medallists in the same division, and the Welsh star believes they can fight in future at middleweight.

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“I’ve always thought I’ll be a multi-weight world champion. Obviously there’s talks to happen in regard to weight and what I go up to.

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“When you’re driven and you’re motivated, you want to be involved in the biggest fights as well.”

Price is confident that not only can she get the fight with Shields but that she can beat her too.

“She’s a great fighter. I think it’s the best fight out there. It’ll be a tough fight but it’s a fight I believe I can win as well,” Price said.

“I think I outbox her with my speed, if I’m honest. I’m just too quick. She’s fast. She has got very fast hands, but I’m quicker.

“Before she said she would do me and [Natasha] Jonas on the same night,” Price added. “Then I boxed Jonas and she said she was impressed, this, that and the other. And now she wants the fight. I must have done something right!”

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The Countdown Begins: This Isn’t Just a Rematch – Aug. 16 Is a

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The Countdown Begins: This Isn’t Just a Rematch – Aug. 16 Is a Fight for Dominance and Control of the Narrative

The clock is ticking, and with every passing day, the tension surrounding Aug. 16 grows heavier. When Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Lamont Roach Jr. step into the ring in Las Vegas, they won’t just be fighting each other—they’ll be fighting for something far bigger. This rematch is about dominance, respect, and, perhaps most importantly, who controls the story once the dust settles.

Because in modern boxing, winning isn’t always enough. How you win—and what people remember—can define a career.

The first clash between Davis and Roach did what great fights often do: it sparked disagreement. While Davis emerged with the official result, the bout left fans, analysts, and fighters themselves divided. Some saw a clear display of power and composure. Others saw missed opportunities, unanswered questions, and a challenger who believed the fight slipped away rather than being taken from him.

For Roach, the aftermath was frustrating but motivating. He didn’t leave the ring broken or discouraged—he left convinced. Convinced that with small adjustments and sharper moments, the outcome could be different. In boxing, belief can be as dangerous as power, and Roach has carried that belief into every phase of preparation for the rematch.

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For Davis, the noise that followed was impossible to ignore. As one of the sport’s biggest stars, he’s expected not just to win, but to dominate. Anything less opens the door to criticism, and criticism has a way of sticking. The rematch now offers Davis a chance to close that door for good—or risk having it blown wide open.

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Davis enters the rematch with the weight of expectation pressing down on his shoulders. Known for his explosive knockouts and calculated patience, “Tank” has built a reputation as one of boxing’s most dangerous finishers. But with fame comes scrutiny. Every opponent choice, every round that goes the distance, and every moment of vulnerability becomes part of a larger narrative about who he really is as a fighter.

This fight is Davis’ opportunity to seize back control. A convincing performance would send a clear message: the discussion ends here.

Roach, meanwhile, is chasing validation. Long respected for his fundamentals, toughness, and ring intelligence, he has often lived just outside the brightest spotlight. Aug. 16 represents more than a second chance—it’s a defining moment. A chance to prove that he belongs at the highest level, not as a stepping stone, but as a serious threat.

Training footage circulates online, each clip analyzed as if it holds secret answers. Quotes from both camps are dissected, sometimes stretched, sometimes weaponized. Fans choose sides, arguing not just about who will win, but what the win would mean. In today’s boxing landscape, perception can shape reality, and both fighters understand that.

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Davis knows a decisive victory strengthens his grip on the conversation surrounding his career trajectory. It reframes past debates and restores the aura of inevitability that has followed him for years.

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Roach knows an upset would flip the script entirely. It wouldn’t just rewrite his story—it would force the boxing world to reevaluate Davis’ standing, his choices, and his future.

Davis brings explosive power, elite timing, and a calm that allows him to wait for mistakes. He doesn’t rush chaos—he manufactures it. One clean shot can erase rounds of careful work, and that threat alone changes how opponents fight him.

Roach counters with discipline and precision. He builds rounds, controls distance, and trusts his fundamentals. He doesn’t look for miracles; he looks for margins. Against a fighter like Davis, those margins must be perfect—and Roach believes they can be.

In a rematch, familiarity adds danger. Each man knows what to expect, and that knowledge often leads to sharper, more decisive moments.

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“It’s Official In “Las Vegas” Davis and Lamont Roach Locked In for

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“It’s Official  “Las Vegas” Davis and Lamont Roach Locked In for Explosive Aug. 16 Rematch in Las Vegas”

After months of speculation, whispers, and rising tension, it’s finally official: Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Lamont Roach Jr. will meet again on Aug. 16 in Las Vegas, setting the stage for one of the most emotionally charged rematches in recent boxing memory. This isn’t just another fight announcement—it’s a collision fueled by pride, controversy, and a rivalry that never truly cooled.

The first encounter left too many questions unanswered. The rematch promises answers—violent ones.

When Davis and Roach first crossed paths, the bout delivered drama, skill, and moments that split fans right down the middle. Davis’ power and star aura clashed with Roach’s discipline, grit, and refusal to be intimidated. While the official result favored Davis, the aftermath told a different story—one of debate, frustration, and lingering resentment.

Roach walked away believing he had more to give. Davis walked away knowing the conversation didn’t end with the final bell.

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The bright lights magnify everything—confidence, doubt, swagger, and fear. For Davis, Vegas represents familiarity and expectation. As one of boxing’s biggest draws, he’s used to carrying the weight of the event, the crowd, and the narrative. Every appearance is treated like a spectacle, every punch analyzed in slow motion.

For Roach, Vegas is opportunity. It’s the place where underdogs rewrite scripts and silence arenas. He’s coming in not just to compete—but to disrupt, to shock, and to force the boxing world to say his name differently.

For Davis, the Aug. 16 showdown is about dominance and control of the storyline. Critics have questioned everything from opponent selection to focus outside the ring. A decisive performance against Roach would be a statement—one meant to shut down doubts and reassert his position as one of boxing’s most dangerous forces.

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For Roach, this fight is legacy-defining. He’s long been respected by purists for his technique and toughness, but this is the moment that can elevate him from respected contender to undeniable threat. He’s not chasing popularity—he’s chasing validation.

And he knows chances like this don’t come twice unless you force them to.

Davis brings explosive power, timing, and the kind of patience that makes opponents second-guess every step forward. One mistake can change everything—and Tank has built a career on capitalizing when fighters blink.

Roach counters with sharp fundamentals, ring IQ, and a calmness that refuses to crumble under pressure. He doesn’t rush. He doesn’t panic. And he believes that discipline—not chaos—will be the key to cracking Davis.

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“This Wasn’t Supposed to Happen, Gervonta Davis Dragged

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“This Wasn’t Supposed to Happen, Gervonta Davis Dragged Back Into Dangerous Rematch”

Gervonta Davis, one of boxing’s top stars, was a major favorite when he was held to a shocking draw with Roach in March. The result was controversial, too.

Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Lamont Roach will meet in a WBA lightweight title rematch Aug. 16 in Las Vegas, sources tell The Ring.
Davis, one of boxing’s top stars, was a major favorite when he was held to a shocking draw with Roach in March.
The result was controversial, too.
Davis’ knee touched the canvas in Round 9 following a punch, and after referee Steve Willis initiated his count, he stopped at three and didn’t ultimately rule a knockdown.

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If Willis called a knockdown, Roach would have won via decision. Instead, the WBA junior lightweight champion settled for a draw as he attempted to become a two-weight champion in what would have represented a shocking upset. Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) was a minus-2000 favorite.
Baltimore’s Davis said after the bout that the reason he took a knee was because grease from a hair treatment “burned my eyes.” Davis also was allowed to have his corner wipe his eyes with a towel, which is prohibited during the round. Only the referee has the authority to halt the action.
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The 29-year-old Roach, of Washington D.C., remains the WBA titleholder at 130 pounds. Roach (25-1-2, 10 KOs) is rated No. 4 by The Ring at 130 pounds.
Davis, 30, is The Ring’s No. 1 lightweight.
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