Yet again young undefeated knockout artist world champion Gervonta Davis electrified the boxing world with his boxing ability and punching power. Another legitimately sold out arena proof of his growing star in Atlanta. Mario Barrios of Mexico lost his title but his stock will have grown in what was a tremendous match up. After the […]

Atlanta witnessed another sensational performance from Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis this weekend. As boxing and the wider sport world in America starts to realize what a fighter they have on their hands here. A miniature Mike Tyson who can really box. Plenty of room to improve too. Indeed, Tyson himself has been very impressed with Davis

Floyd Mayweather has been doing a bit more boxing coaching work in recent times since his retirement from professional boxing. He has been seen for instance taking champion Gervonta Davis on the pads and giving him technical advise extensively. It has paid off clearly. Davis at only 26 is now a three-weight world champion and

Boxing and the wider world of sport is starting to realize just how much of a star and talent it has on its hands with Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. A mini Mike Tyson in a way with better boxing ability perhaps. And Tyson wasn’t a bad boxer, mind you. Speaking of Tyson he said on fight

Errol Spence and Gervonta Davis are in most boxing observers’ pound for pound lists and this weekend the latter stamped his claim to that mythical moniker with an impressive win. Travelling up a weight division to do so. Taking out Marios Barrios to become a champion at 140 lbs. some achievement for the smaller Davis.

What a win for Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis this weekend. On the same weekend an excellent comeback win for Vasyl Lomachenko looks set to set up a rematch with Teofimo Lopez later this year. This weekend though was all about Davis becoming a three-weight world champion with a vintage stoppage of Mario Barrios. His promoter and

Newly crowned three-weight world champion Gervonta Davis not only proved himself as one of the best new pound for pound boxers in the world this weekend, but possibly one of the hardest hitters in the sport pound for pound too. ‘Tank’ showed more strings to his bow than just power in his win over Mario