By: Sean Crose
“No da is great. He’s prepared for what I’m about to do.” “It was just to check his temperature,” Gervonta “Tank” Davis said after he lightly shoved Hector Luis Garcia during a press conference after his news conference on Thursday. Davis, who will fight Garcia this Saturday night in Showtime’s pay-per-view main event, is a hot commodity in the boxing scene these days. ES . News what he does about top boxers calling him out, the undefeated power puncher seems relaxed.
“That’s more money for me,” he said. “I will fight all of them.” One big-name boxer he’s prepared to fight is the powerful and famous Ryan Garcia, whom he faces this year, on the condition that he overcomes Hector Luis Garcia this weekend in Washington. , DC. “He’s making a bold statement,” Davis said in response to Ryan Garcia’s claim that he would knock Davis down in two innings. “He has to live up to that,” Davis continued. “It’s going to be an uphill fight – for him for sure.”
Davis actually gave it some thought when asked if he had any predictions for this weekend. “Seven-eight rounds.” After a while he said. Though seen by many as a correction for Davis before he took on Ryan Garcia, Saturday’s match was notable for its undefeated Hector Luis Garcia himself. This man is also known as an underdog who always emerges on the occasion. Last year, he stunned Chris Colbert in a match he shouldn’t have won before claiming the WBA junior lightweight championship.
With that said, Davis was clearly expected to win Saturday night in DC. After all, he won titles in multiple weight classes, and knocked out all but two of his 27 opponents.
