In the case of Santa Cruz, Davis achieved a 6th-round knockout while landing 54.8% of his power punches on average in a single round. Most certainly, this discovery reflects despite knockouts being plausible, they are always unpredictable. There is an irregularity between the average percentile of power punches landed in a single round and the time period within which a knockout is attained. retained his IBF Welterweight World Championship in his hometown in front of 47,525 fans with a unanimous decision over four-division world. Irregularity: Davis might fail to KO Garcia Although the left hook is among Garcia’s strongest punches, the jab will help him keep Davis at a distance. Undoubtedly, jabs will play a significant role, and if Garcia fails to score an effective amount of them, he will certainly offer Davis an edge. On average, Gervonta Davis in each of his last three fights only landed 18.8% of his jabs while the figure for Garcia is just 13.1%. (Photo by Tom Hogan/Golden Boy Promotions via Getty Images) He also demanded a 10-pound rehydration limit the morning of the fight. The left detonated on Garcia.DALLAS, TEXAS – JANUARY 02: Ryan Garcia defends his WBC Interim Lightweight Title against Luke Campbell at American Airlines Center on Januin Dallas, Texas. Davis, the unofficial A side of this fight, insisted on a 136-pound catchweight.
In the seventh, a right uppercut landed clean for Gervonta. T here is anticipation for the upcoming fight between Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia, although boxing fans have been stunned by just how expensive it is going to be on pay-per-view (PPV). You can see after four or so, via punch stats, the game started to change:ĭavis would lose the first 1/3 of the round, and the second, but then land a couple hard blows to get him the session, as he did in the fourth and fifth. In the second and third, Gervonta Davis mostly took in data. In the ring, though, he didn’t seem overly distracted. The Baltimore resident has been handing over lots of his loot the past several years to lawyers defending him versus a number of allegations, including domestic violence and vehicular malevolence. Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia are all-in on this weekend’s super fight, with the American duo betting the entire 2.75m purse on their highly-anticipated Las Vegas war. Garcia, age 31, came in 16-0 (10 KOs) while Tank, age 29, entered at 29-0 (27 KOs). “I was picking my spots against him,” he said, until Tank really picked it up. Garcia postfight said his vision was back as he talked to Gray, but he was out of it, not really knowing where he was, on that stool after a violent eighth round. Yep, fighting a fellow lefty isn't his favorite thing: “His southpaw style bothered me a little bit because I don’t fight a lot of southpaws but it’s okay,” Gervonta Davis said, “it’s a part of the game.
I was trying to trick him with my hands and my eyes and things like that because he’s a tough fighter. “There’s a lot of bumps in the road but if we stay focused together – that’s how I’ll (maintain) longevity in the sport.”Īnd what of that slow start? “I wasn’t throwing a lot of shots (in the beginning) because I was trying to beat him mentally. Jim Gray asked him how he’d work to stay on track. “I have to bring my people in close and listen to my close ones, listen to Al Haymon and just stay focused,” the victor stated. I’ll probably take a week off but I’ll be back for sure soon.
And let’s see who’s really about that. On my end I’m ready. He will take a week off, then get back to training, because he wants Ryan Garcia next. “God willing I’m ready for the fight (with Ryan Garcia). He said he could have done better, and has things to work on. Gervonta Davis to Jim Gray post fight gave Garcia props, calling him a solid fighter. The time: 13 seconds into round nine, TKO win for Tank. Garcia went to his corner and told trainer Bob Santos he couldn't see. Then Tank started surging, and his late assault in the eighth did damage. Tank started slow, and the hand speed, movement and ring generalship of Garcia impressed watchers. Gervonta Davis shrugged off legal issues hanging over his head Saturday night, taking out Dominican hitter Hector Luis Garcia, who did lots better than folks who thought this would be a steamroll job, in round nine from Capitol One Arena in Washington, DC, and on Showtime PPV. Hector Luis Garcia: Decision +1400 KO/TKO +1800 ‘TANK' DAVIS VS. Gervonta ‘Tank' Davis: Decision +350 KO/TKO -400 Per DraftKings, Gervonta Davis is the favorite at -1600, and Hector Luis Garcia is the underdog at +800.
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