By: Sean Crose
Boxing fans got to see some of the big names during Sunday’s Super Bowl broadcast. Canelo appeared in a beer commercial while Floyd was spotted at State Farm Stadium watching the game live. However, one fighter fan who didn’t see on their screens on Sunday night was Gervonta Davis. However, the fighter known as the Tank was definitely there. Moreover, he was pushed in a wheelchair. “Fucking things happen all the time,” he said in a video published by TMZ. “The damn thing is happening,” he added, “but I’m fine.” Fans certainly hope Davis will be fine, not only because of his physical health (he injured his ankle), but also because of his highly anticipated fight with Ryan Garcia (which is yet to be confirmed). contracted according to the record).
Since Sunday night, Davis has been uploading a video of himself (or what we can assume to be him since we’ve never seen the person’s face), on a train or plane, traveling. move his legs. He posted the video on TMZ Posted with the tag “silent.” Garcia herself took to social media about the issue. “Let’s focus on the champion,” he tweeted on TMZ post, “we’re about to have a war.”
Davis-Garcia is one of the most anticipated in boxing matches at the moment. Both men agreed to fight, but no contract was signed. Indeed, the negotiation process seems to have slowed considerably. With boxing in an era where it’s now almost certain that the fights fans want won’t come true, the sight of Davis in a wheelchair, of course, seems alarming. Yet again, Davis argues in the video that he’s fine. Let’s hope he’s okay until fight time.
If and when the fight is out.
