The Big Fight It is finally here. Multi-weight world champion Gervonta Davis will face Ryan Garcia in a 136-lbs catchweight bout that has the whole boxing world buzzing. The two are similar, yet different in so many regards. Which is most of the drama as well. Let’s look at the

Today concluded the two-day media tour, the first of its kind that I can remember in the post COVID-19-world, for the mega-fight that is just that, a spectacle and something to bring boxing back to greatness, as Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia will fight at the T-Mobile Arena on April

As reported by Dan Rafael. Newly crowned WBA junior lightweight titlist Hector Luis Garcia, who has had a breakout year, is looking for even bigger fights, namely against secondary lightweight titlist Gervonta “Tank” Davis. Garcia (16-0, 10 KOs), 30, a 2016 Olympian from the Dominican Republic, burst on the scene

Lukie breaks down the week of boxing June 25th-27th, 2021, with context, and future expectations. Don’t like to read you can listen to the podcast which goes over most of the topics here in audio form by click on this text. Gervonta Davis, One Of Boxing’s Biggest Draws, and Stars

At the end of the year, everyone loves lists, and especially if your state is currently in shelter-in-place due to the national pandemic.  This year we have taken this to heart and wrote a series based around each of the four major promoters, Top Rank, Golden Boy, Matchroom/DAZN, and a

Gervonta “Tank” Davis stopped Leo Santa Cruz in six rounds, last Saturday on PPV, in a highlight-reel fashion. Davis, an emerging star of the 130-and-135 lbs division looks to be a tentpole champion at these divisions as well as Floyd Mayweather being so involved in his camp, will keep the