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“Hope for Redemption”:Gervonta Davis is Expected To Appear in

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“Hope for Redemption”:Gervonta Davis is expected to appear in court on July 29, where he will face formal proceedingsn Bai Amid Domestic Violence Allegationsa

The 29-year-old undefeated boxer was arrested on the morning of July 11, 2025, in Miami Beach. A license plate reader flagged his vehicle, leading to his apprehension. The arrest stemmed from an incident that reportedly occurred on Father’s Day, June 15, in Doral, Florida, involving the mother of his children.

According to the police report, Davis allegedly struck his ex-girlfriend during a heated exchange, a claim supported by video evidence provided by the woman’s mother. Davis was booked and later released from the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center after posting bail.

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In a case that has stirred emotions across the sports world, boxing champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis has been released from custody after posting a $10,000 bail, following his arrest on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge. The situation, while serious, has also sparked hope among fans and loved ones for accountability, reflection, and personal redemption.

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Supporters Call for Healing

Supporters and fans have taken to social media to express their mixed emotions — disappointment, compassion, and hope that Davis takes the opportunity to reflect, seek help if needed, and make amends. One fan wrote:

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“He’s got a lot to answer for, but I’m also praying this is the wake-up call he needs to fix what’s broken in his life.”

Even Lamont Roach Jr., Davis’s potential opponent in an August rematch, showed maturity and restraint in a public statement:

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“I don’t wish jail on anybody. I just hope it’s not true, and he finds peace.

Davis is expected to appear in court on July 29, where he will face formal proceedings. As of now, there’s been no announcement on whether his scheduled August 16 fight will go ahead.

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British Boxing Standout  Sunny Edwards Picks Out Gervonta

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British Boxing Standout  Sunny Edwards Picks Out Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis As His Other Favourite Current Boxer

British boxing standout Sunny Edwards has revealed his admiration for one of the sport’s most electrifying talents — Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. Known for his slick footwork, defensive genius, and outspoken personality, Edwards has never been shy about sharing his opinions. But when it comes to Davis, the usually brash Brit shows nothing but respect.

In a recent interview, Edwards named the undefeated American knockout artist as one of his favorite current fighters. “I love watching Tank fight,” Edwards said. “He’s one of the most explosive fighters in the game right now. He carries real power, but he’s also smart. People don’t give him enough credit for how intelligent he is in the ring.”

Gervonta Davis, who boasts an impressive undefeated record with the majority of his wins coming by way of knockout, has quickly established himself as a superstar in the lightweight and super lightweight divisions. His highlight-reel knockouts and ability to pull massive crowds have made him one of boxing’s must-see attractions — and clearly, Edwards is paying close attention.

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While the two operate in different weight classes, Edwards competing at flyweight and Davis at lightweight/super lightweight, the mutual respect underscores Davis’s cross-divisional appeal. “There are not many fighters I really sit down and look forward to watching live — Tank is one of them,” Edwards added.

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What makes Davis stand out to many, including Edwards, is his combination of power and precision. He doesn’t just throw bombs — he sets traps, calculates angles, and closes distance with frightening speed. Fighters like Davis are a rare breed, and it’s clear he’s earned the admiration of his peers as much as his fans.

Edwards, who has been eyeing big fights of his own following his move up in weight, often emphasizes boxing IQ and technical prowess — attributes that Tank also quietly excels in behind the knockouts. “He’s not just brawn, he’s brains too,” Edwards said.

As both fighters continue their respective journeys, fans can appreciate the mutual recognition between two of boxing’s sharpest minds and fiercest talents. And while a matchup between the two is unlikely given the weight disparity, Edwards’ endorsement of Davis adds even more shine to the already glowing reputation of Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis.

In a sport often divided by rivalries and heated debates, it’s refreshing to see top fighters show genuine appreciation for each other’s craft.

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‘Let’s Make the Fade Happen’Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis Given

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‘Let’s Make the Fade Happen’Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis Given Bold Challenge From Shakur Stevenson

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis Given Bold Challenge From Shakur Stevenson: ‘Let’s Make the Fade Happen’ originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Shakur Stevenson and Gervonta “Tank” Davis have risen in the boxing world as two of the sport’s most electrifying lightweight stars, each carving a path of dominance with unbeaten records and world titles, with Stevenson as the WBC champion and Davis holding the WBA strap. While Stevenson’s technical mastery and defensive brilliance have drawn comparisons to Floyd Mayweather, Davis has cemented his reputation as a fearsome knockout artist with mainstream appeal

A clash between them would not only unify the division but test whether Stevenson’s elusive craft can withstand Davis’s fight-ending power, making it one of the sport’s most tantalizing matchups. Despite this, negotiations between the two fighters have constantly stalled, and boxing fans wonder whether or not this fight will ever happen.

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Ahead of his long-anticipated fight with William Zepeda on July 12, Stevenson doubled down on his pursuit of Gervonta Davis during a recent appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show, framing their potential clash as the fight boxing needs.

The WBC lightweight champion left no room for ambiguity, declaring, “We gotta run it. It’s a fade that’s gotta happen. I mean, everybody has been calling for it. He done said it several times. Let’s make the fade happen.”

His callout reflects years of stalled negotiations, and his growing impatience over “Tank’s” refusal to share the ring with him.

Stevenson also critiqued the shifting public perception of Davis, arguing that criticism of the WBA champion has been replaced by unwarranted immunity.

“They used to criticize Tank. If you really go back in the day, they used to criticize him all the time,” Stevenson observed. “Now they flipped the switch to where anything he does, he can’t do wrong.”

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He admits, however, that Davis’ ability to sidestep scrutiny has halted as of late after his controversial draw against Lamont Roach Jr.

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“I think he got a little bit of heat (after the Lamont Roach Jr. fight), but I think it was just the haters coming back out. But if you remember before the fight, he was just this untouchable, invincible guy,” Stevenson said.

Central to Stevenson’s argument is Davis’ own trash talk. He reminded Helwani that Tank has repeatedly dismissed his skills, making their rivalry personal.

“He said it in several different interviews that I was on his list, and what he was going to do to me. [He said] I don’t have power, I’m not that good. All these different things he said. If you really felt that way, then we should really get in the ring and fight.”

The fight promises a clash of styles, with Tank’s knockout artistry pitted against Stevenson’s defensive mastery. More importantly, the back-and-forth jawing between the two undefeated boxers reveals a deeper clash of egos.

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Whether Davis exits the sport in 2025 or faces his most difficult test on paper, Stevenson will continue to campaign for that fight in the hopes that their bitter rivalry will culminate in the squared circle and define this era of boxing.

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‘Tank’ Davis: I Recieved Deadly Threat and Fake Promise from

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‘Tank’ Davis: I Recieved Deadly Threat and Fake Promise from Lamont Roach For Rematch With Him

he August 16 rematch against Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis will be a very special moment for Lamont Roach Jr, where he surely feels he has something to prove to the world, once his last appearances in the ring have left many doubts about his mentality to fight for the WBA lightweight title.

This is because Roach Jr. proved many people wrong during his March 1 fight, which ended in a majority draw. Meanwhile, Gervonta “Tank” Davis went into that fight as a -1600 favorite, and many believed Roach Jr. had no chance against one of the sport’s biggest stars. Then, Roach Jr. not only stood up to Tank, but most believe he should have won the fight, given the multiple fouls Davis committed (such as kneeing in the ninth round) that should at least have cost him points.

Roach Jr’s strong threat to Tank Davis

But even after that fight, some do not give Roach Jr the respect he deserves. Instead, the boxing community says that Tank was not in his usual mental state before stepping into the ring, and that showed in his lackluster performance. In other words, they don’t think Roach Jr is ready to face the best version of Davis. However, the challenger is preparing to prove the doubters wrong. And he went a step further with a rather disturbing claim he made during training, which was broadcast on YouTube.

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Gervonta will be the reason I catch a body in this fight, you see?”. The camera then focused on one of Roach’s trainers, who said: “The champion doesn’t lie! That joker will be the reason I catch a body, I assure you”. Surely, the fact that Roach Jr. invokes this same sentiment will come as a surprise to the boxing world.

It is unclear exactly what Roach Jr and his trainer were referring to, but “catching a body” is commonly used as a colloquial expression meaning to commit murder. This phrase has become famous in the boxing community since heavyweight Deontay Wilder claimed in May 2019 that “he was still trying to get a body on my record”, which generated much criticism about his intentions.

The fight between Lamont Roach Jr. and Gervonta Davis will be one of the most anticipated of the year, where Tank will have to prove that he is up to the task to retain the WBA lightweight title, but the challenger will have to show the world that he is the real owner of the belt.

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Once He’s Dealt With: Shakur vs Gervonta Is On the Horizon And

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Once He’s Dealt With: Shakur vs Gervonta Is On the Horizon And After William Zepeda Challenge

In what could soon become the most defining showdown in the modern lightweight era, boxing fans around the world are buzzing over the potential super fight between Shakur Stevenson and Gervonta “Tank” Davis. The latest headline—“Once He’s Dealt With, Then Best Lightweight In The World Shakur Will Face Gervonta Davis”—has sparked widespread anticipation. But first, Shakur must get past one of the division’s most dangerous contenders: William Zepeda.

The Road to Supremacy: Why This Fight Matters

The lightweight division is stacked with talent, but few names carry the same weight as Shakur Stevenson and Gervonta Davis. Both fighters are undefeated, boast elite skill sets, and possess contrasting styles that make a future bout between them a dream matchup.

But before fans can get too far ahead, Shakur Stevenson has business to handle. Standing in his way is William “Camaron” Zepeda, the relentless Mexican southpaw who has built a reputation on volume punching, pressure, and a granite chin. Zepeda is not just a hurdle; he’s a legitimate threat to any top lightweight.

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Shakur Stevenson: Master of the Sweet Science

Shakur Stevenson has long been hailed as one of boxing’s most gifted technicians. A former Olympic silver medalist, Shakur is a two-weight world champion who has yet to be truly tested in the professional ranks. His slick footwork, defensive wizardry, and pinpoint accuracy make him a nightmare for any opponent.

His recent performances, including dominant wins over Oscar Valdez and Edwin De Los Santos, have solidified his status as one of the sport’s pound-for-pound elite. Yet critics often argue he’s yet to face someone with relentless pressure and high-volume output like William Zepeda.

William Zepeda may not have the same mainstream name recognition as Stevenson or Davis, but hardcore boxing fans know what he brings to the table. With an undefeated record and a ferocious style, Zepeda has earned his place among the division’s most feared contenders.

He throws punches in bunches, often exceeding 1,000 punches per fight. His engine never stalls, and his forward momentum has broken down opponent after opponent. For Shakur, a calculated and cerebral fighter, Zepeda’s style could pose the exact type of chaos that disrupts rhythm and tests endurance.

If Shakur beats Zepeda convincingly, it erases any lingering doubts about his toughness, adaptability, and readiness for Tank Davis.

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Gervonta “Tank” Davis: The Finisher

Then there’s Gervonta Davis—the explosive knockout artist who combines raw power with underrated boxing IQ. With a record filled with highlight-reel finishes, Davis has already knocked out the likes of Leo Santa Cruz, Rolando Romero, and Ryan Garcia.

While Tank has primarily relied on his devastating left hand to dismantle opponents, his timing, patience, and ability to adjust mid-fight are what make him truly dangerous. A bout with Stevenson would be a battle of brains and brawn, of finesse vs firepower, defense vs destruction.

Shakur Stevenson’s confidence is unwavering. The statement “Once He’s Dealt With…” isn’t just about William Zepeda—it’s a declaration to the entire lightweight division. For Shakur, Zepeda is the final test before the ultimate challenge. And for Gervonta Davis, the time for legacy-defining fights is now.

If both remain undefeated, their collision is inevitable—and it could become one of the greatest fights in boxing’s recent history.

Stay tuned. The road to lightweight supremacy is heating up—and once Zepeda is “dealt with,” the war between Shakur and Tank might finally begin.

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“Be ready.  Your division Is next Gervonta Calls Out Undefeated

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“Be ready.  Your division Is next Gervonta Calls Out Undefeated World Champion and Sets Sights on New Division

Gervonta “Tank” Davis has once again shaken up the boxing world. Following a public statement that has gone viral across social media, the undefeated knockout artist has issued a clear challenge to another unbeaten world champion—signaling his intent to climb into a new weight class and cement his legacy across multiple divisions.

“Be ready. I’m coming to your division next. Let’s see who really run it,” Davis declared on Instagram Live, setting fans and analysts abuzz with speculation.

Who Is Tank Targeting?

While Davis didn’t name his target outright, multiple insiders suggest he’s calling out Shakur Stevenson, the WBC Lightweight Champion and fellow undefeated American standout. Stevenson (22-0, 10 KOs) has long been considered one of the most technically gifted fighters of his generation—making a clash between the two a potential mega-fight for boxing purists and mainstream audiences alike.

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Others speculate that Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs), who last fought at 140 pounds, may be aiming even higher—toward a showdown with Subriel Matías, the IBF Super Lightweight Champion known for his relentless pressure and knockout power. Either way, Tank’s message is loud and clear: he’s coming for champions outside his current domain.

Moving back into a higher weight class—perhaps permanently—would place him among an elite group of multi-division champions like Canelo Alvarez, Terence Crawford, and Manny Pacquiao. But it’s not just about belts anymore—it’s about defining greatness.

Why the Callout Matters Now

This bold move comes just as Davis is preparing for his August 16 rematch with Lamont Roach Jr., a bout he hopes will quiet critics following their disputed draw earlier this year. While most fighters would stay laser-focused on their next opponent, Davis is already looking ahead—sending a message to any champion daring enough to test him.

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Boxing insiders view this as a power move: an attempt to assert dominance not just in one weight class, but over the entire lightweight and junior welterweight scenes.

“Davis isn’t waiting for fights to come to him anymore,” said Showtime analyst Paulie Malignaggi. “He’s calling his shots. And when Tank says ‘be ready,’ you better take it seriously.”

What Does This Mean for the Lightweight Division?

With Devin Haney recently moving up and vacating belts, and Vasiliy Lomachenko contemplating retirement, the lightweight division has become a battlefield in transition. Stevenson, Frank Martin, and William Zepeda are all vying for control. Now, with Davis hinting at either domination or departure, the power balance may shift once again.

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What’s Next?

First, Davis must handle business against Roach in Las Vegas this August. Promoters are already eyeing a blockbuster year-end fight for Tank, potentially in December 2025, if he emerges unscathed.

“Tank has earned the right to go hunting,” said Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe. “He’s chasing greatness now.”

Rumors suggest preliminary talks are already underway between PBC and Top Rank to explore the possibility of a Davis vs. Stevenson super-fight in early 2026.

Final Thoughts

With his confident message—“Be ready”—Gervonta Davis is making more than just noise. He’s setting the stage for legacy-defining matchups, multi-division dominance, and a seismic shift in the boxing landscape. Whether it’s Shakur Stevenson, Subriel Matías, or another elite fighter in the crosshairs, one thing is certain: Tank is coming.

And the boxing world better be ready.

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Gervonta “Tank” Davis Set for Explosive Rematch Against

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Gervonta “Tank” Davis Set for Explosive Rematch Against Lamont Roach Jr. on August 16

Gervonta “Tank” Davis is officially set to return to the ring for one of the most anticipated rematches of 2025. The undefeated knockout artist will face Lamont Roach Jr. in a highly charged second bout on August 16, 2025, at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, live on Amazon Prime Video Pay-Per-View. The rematch follows their controversial first encounter, and fans are expecting fireworks this time around.

What Happened in the First Fight?

The original bout between Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) and Roach (25-1-1, 15 KOs) took place on March 1, 2025, at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. While Davis entered the ring as the heavy favorite, the fight didn’t go according to script.

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Roach surprised many by pushing Davis to the limit, landing crisp counters and maintaining composure under pressure. The contest ended in a majority draw, with scores of 114-114, 114-114, and 115-113 in favor of Roach.

The fight was not without controversy. Davis appeared to go down briefly in the ninth round, later attributing it to “slippery hair grease” rather than a punch. Roach’s team filed a protest, arguing their fighter had done enough to win. While the result stood, the demand for a rematch became overwhelming from fans and analysts alike.

This event marks Davis’s first rematch in recent memory and his return to Las Vegas—where he previously headlined major cards. For Roach, it is a golden opportunity to prove the first result was no fluke and to secure his first major world title.

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What’s at Stake?

Both fighters are putting it all on the line. Davis, known for his explosive power and celebrity following, is looking to reaffirm his dominance. A second shaky performance—or worse, a loss—could tarnish his pristine record and jeopardize future megafights.

Roach, on the other hand, has everything to gain. A win over one of boxing’s biggest names would catapult him into stardom and open doors for title unification bouts or lucrative fights with top contenders like Shakur Stevenson, Teofimo Lopez, or Devin Haney.

Davis’s Motivation

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Following the controversial draw, Davis has been vocal about setting the record straight. His camp insists that the performance was an off night and that this rematch will end in definitive fashion.

“That wasn’t me in there. I’m coming to remind the world why I’m ‘Tank,’” Davis said during a media appearance. “No more playing. I’m knocking him out this time.”

Roach’s Response

Roach has embraced the role of underdog-turned-contender. Confident and composed, he believes Davis underestimated him the first time—and will make the same mistake again.

“They didn’t give me a chance before the first fight. Now they know what I bring,” Roach stated. “I’m walking out of Vegas with that belt.”

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Gervonta Davis Accused Of Planning Retirement Just To Avoid

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Gervonta Davis Accused Of Planning Retirement Just To Avoid Number 1 Contender KO’ing Him

Gervonta Davis has been accused of avoiding a showdown with an unbeaten lightweight contender. The 30-year-old from Baltimore, Maryland is over 30 fights into his professional career, remaining unbeaten since he made his debut back in 2013.

Davis has already won world titles across three weight classes and currently reigns as the WBA world lightweight champion, having made a handful of successful defences during his reign.

His most recent outing came against Lamont Roach Jr on March 1, fighting to a majority decision draw against his countryman after a controversial showdown at the Barclays Center in New York City.

As he prepares for his highly anticipated rematch with Roach, which is due to take place on August 16, Davis has been accused of avoiding a bout against unbeaten lightweight contender Floyd Schofield.

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In an interview with Fight Hub TV, Schofield’s father and coach Floyd Sr claimed that he believes his son would stop ‘Tank’ should they fight, but that the 30-year-old will retire before facing the unbeaten contender.

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“Floyd will stop Tank, that’s why they won’t choose us. that’s why they’re retiring. Floyd will stop Tank, we already know it, we watched Tank get stopped plenty of times in camp. He’s not new, he’s not invincible.”

Schofield returned to the ring last Saturday night as he stopped former IBF world super-featherweight champion Tevin Farmer in the opening round of their bout at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

The 22-year-old from New Jersey had been scheduled to challenge WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson earlier this year, but was forced to pull out of the fight with illness just days before.

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Potential rematch:He is Not Next for ‘Tank’ Gervonta Davis’s

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He is Not Next for ‘Tank’ Gervonta Davis’s next fight uncertain as fighter who drew with ‘Tank’ speaks on potential rematch

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis is considered one of the pound-for-pound stars of the sport as he boasts a 30-0-1 record.

The only fighter that Davis has not been able to beat is Lamont Roach. Fighting in New York in March, Davis and Roach fought to a draw, as ‘Tank’ received the first blemish on his professional record.

The now 25-1-2 Roach was able to snap the star’s winning streak, with Davis even taking a knee in the fight supposedly due to hair grease entering his eye.

Due to the close nature of the fight, many expect Davis to once again face Roach in his next outing. However, all is not confirmed for the lightweight rematch.

Lamont Roach unable to confirm if Gervonta Davis has signed rematch contract

Roach, who is unbeaten since 2019, recently spoke to TMZ regarding a potential future fight with Davis.

‘The Reaper’ started by sending a warning to Davis, saying, “Meet me in the middle of the ring. We’re going to see who leaves out the ring.”

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When Roach was then asked by the reporter, “There’s a rumour that Tank hasn’t signed a contract yet, can you speak to that?”, the fighter responded, “No, I can’t speak to that.”

Roach then added, “I’m not saying he didn’t sign the contract,” while rolling his eyes and smiling.

When asked if he thought that Davis was scared of a rematch with him, Roach answered, “I wouldn’t necessarily say he’s scared of me, as a man. But, he’s scared to get embarrassed.”

Alternative opponents for Gervonta Davis if Lamont Roach is not next for ‘Tank’

Should Roach not be next for the WBA World Lightweight champion, ‘Tank’ is by no means short of options for his next opponent.

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Rising contender Floyd Schofield scored a first-round knockout over former world champion Tevin Farmer at the weekend, and is now ranked as the number one contender by the WBA at lightweight.

Davis and Shakur Stevenson have traded barbs over the years, meaning they might look to finally settle their feud in a lightweight unification bout.

Keyshawn Davis also has a feud with Gervonta Davis, meaning they could be viable opponents for one another.

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“He’s A Great Fighter” Gervonta Davis Reveals His Honest

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“He’s A Great Fighter” Gervonta Davis Reveals His Honest Score For His Fight Against Lamont Roach: “He’s A Great Fighter”

Gervonta Davis is gearing up for his highly-anticipated rematch with Lamont Roach. The two men originally met back in March, in a controversial bout that saw ‘Tank’ retain his WBA lightweight title after a majority decision draw.

The judges scored the fight 115-113 Davis and 114-114 twice, but a lot of fans felt that Roach should have been given the verdict to be crowned as a new world champion at 135lbs.

One of the reasons why many fans feel that way was due to a moment in the ninth round when ‘Tank’ voluntarily took a knee, but no knockdown was scored by the referee, something that would have swung the scorecards in Roach’s favour if a 10-8 round had been scored.

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Ahead of the bout with Roach, Davis had been linked to big fights against a number of other names, but the controversy from their first battle has now led to a rematch, which is set to take place in August in Las Vegas.

Speaking about the first fight, ‘Tank’ revealed to Fight Hub TV how he scored their initial contest.

“I didn’t get the decision I wanted but we didn’t get a loss. I thought I won it with the last couple of rounds.

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It’s cool, Lamont is a great fighter.”

Davis will be hoping to secure the win in August to retain his WBA lightweight title, in a division which has been blown open in recent days after the retirement of one of the reigning world champions.

Vasiliy Lomachenko has hung up the gloves after an incredible career, meaning Raymond Muratalla is likely to be elevated from interim champion to full IBF champion in the near future, potentially paving a way for a future unification opportunity for Davis.

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