Gervonta Davis Vs Ryan Garcia - Episode 1

Chris Mannix reports that the highly anticipated fight between Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia, scheduled for April 22 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Showtime PPV, may be cancelled due to a contract dispute between Golden Boy Promotions and Premier Boxing Champions.

Although both fighters possess the potential to knock each other out, this battle could come down to a close call.

The Pre-Fight Press Conference

On April 22, Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia will finally square off in a boxing super-fight that has been years in the making. Expect this show to sell out quickly!

As such, fighters' pre-fight press conferences have become one of the most anticipated events in sport. Scheduled to commence at 12:30 p.m. ET and streamed live on MMA Junkie, there will also be a post-fight press conference following at 10:30 p.m.

Media will have the opportunity to ask questions of both undefeated American fighters, their trainers and personalities. Additionally, this event will be streamed live on Showtime and DAZN; Showtime being the primary pay-per-view provider.

Though both fighters have always desired to fight each other, negotiations have been complicated by various obstacles. Aside from rival representatives and broadcast partners, there were also concerns over a rematch clause. Eventually, however, both parties reached an agreement.

Once the two fighters had agreed in principle on a deal, there remained the issue of where to fight. Some potential venues included T-Mobile Arena - home to NHL's Golden Knights - and Allegiant Stadium nearby.

Finally, Davis and Garcia were able to come to an agreement that set the fight for April 22, marking the first time Davis and Garcia have fought on pay-per-view since their 2015 clash.

Additionally, the fight was moved up from its regular date due to Davis' criminal charges. He was arrested on a domestic violence charge in December and pleaded guilty to four counts related to a hit-and-run incident that left a pregnant woman injured in November 2020.

He was then jailed in December on a misdemeanour domestic violence charge, and is due for sentencing on May 5.

On April 22, two seasoned fighters are finally set to square off. This fight has the potential for record breaking performances and it promises to be a contest that will be remembered for years to come.

Training Camp

Episode one of the Emmy(r) award-winning series offers fans all ACCESS as two undefeated boxing superstars prepare to engage in one of the biggest fights of the year. Gervonta "Tank" Davis and Ryan "KingRy" Garcia will square off in an epic clash that could determine who becomes the next king of boxing.

Once a matchup was confirmed, both fighters intensified their training camps to get ready for the big night. On this week's episode, viewers get an exclusive behind the scenes glimpse into their camp and discover what projects they are working on.

Although much anticipation surrounds Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia, there's also some concern over their performance in the ring. Although both remain undefeated in their professional careers with 23 wins each, their lack of experience could prove a factor in this battle.

Despite that gap, the 24-year-old hasn't taken a break from training. After scoring a six-round knockout victory over former junior lightweight champion Javier Fortuna last July, he's now increasing his speed work and sparring in order to make the most of his opportunities against an experienced opponent like 'Tank' Davis.

Timing and accuracy will be key in this fight, so having the advantage early on should prove beneficial. Even with his extra work, 'KingRy' still seems to have the edge in terms of experience over Davis.

He's been fighting longer than 'Tank', has had the chance to battle some of boxing's finest, and is a legitimate contender to become a three-division world champion.

Furthermore, Davis remains a legitimate contender for both WBA and IBF titles at lightweight. He's already defeated two of the top three contenders in that weight class - WBA champion Yuriorkis Gamboa and IBF king Mario Barrios - as well as being an impressive counter-puncher with an impressive KO percentage.

Tank Davis and KingRy Garcia are both eager to win a title, but it looks like they may need to wait a bit. A trial date in May that could land Davis in jail means the fighters may need to reevaluate their plans for an eventual February 16 Pay Per View event. No matter what the outcome, these boxing greats promise an action-packed fight that will live long in the memory.

The Final Press Conference

On April 22, fans from across America will get their first look at Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia as they battle for the WBA lightweight championship in an eagerly anticipated showdown. The fight will be broadcast live on Showtime PPV, so viewers can expect some exciting action inside the ring as well as plenty of trash talk between both fighters.

Last week, Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia held their first of two pre-fight press conferences ahead of their upcoming fight. Both fighters spoke about how important this fight is to them and the significance of their upcoming contest.

Though Garcia's approach to the media was more subdued than that of his opponent, there was still plenty of discussion surrounding their upcoming bout. Garcia said he was prepping for what he deemed as his biggest fight yet and used this platform to address several pressing issues facing boxing fans.

He expressed his dissatisfaction with how the media covers boxing, noting that many matches aren't broadcast on mainstream outlets such as ESPN or HBO. Furthermore, he voiced his support for the Dreamers and asked if President Donald Trump's administration would advocate in Congress to grant them citizenship.

Gervonta Davis is an exciting boxing prospect with a distinctive style. As a hard-hitting southpaw, Davis can dangle his jab and induce sleep in opponents before unleashing an impressive burst of power.

His elite hand speed is one of the most striking aspects of his game, allowing him to catch opponents off guard and strike them down with a single punch. Additionally, he uses his trademark looping shot and left hook combo for devastating strikes that have been instrumental in his success.

The Fight

Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia's fight, even without a world title on the line, promises to be one of boxing's biggest events this year. The two fighters will meet on April 22 in Las Vegas with huge fan bases behind them; whoever emerges victorious will become the face of boxing for months. This contest has been eagerly anticipated by thousands who have been eagerly awaiting this moment for months!

In an age when big boxing fights are often criticized for lacking quality, Davis and Garcia provide fans with a thrilling battle of styles inside the ring.

Gervonta "Tank" Davis has made a name for himself in boxing with his powerful punching and ability to put opponents to sleep with devastating combinations. A Baltimore native, the 28-year-old Davis boasts an impressive 28 wins on the board and has gone 6-0 in each of his last six fights.

On April 22, Davis and Garcia will square off in a 136-pound catchweight bout. As both men have recently shed pounds, this should be an exciting matchup between them.

Although this fight is expected to do well at the box office and on pay-per-view, there are a few key details that need to be ironed out for everything to run smoothly. Chief among them: the broadcast schedule.

After months of negotiations, Gervonta Davis (known as "Tank") and Ryan Garcia are finally set for a fight on April 22 in Las Vegas. This unbeaten bout will feature two popular boxers with huge fan bases.

Both boxers possess unbeaten records and are eager to do battle in a matchup that has been anticipated for months. The fight will be broadcast live on Showtime PPV and promises to be one of the most highly anticipated matches of 2023.

At their fight press conference, both boxers expressed confidence in their abilities to deliver an exciting and memorable matchup. Both stated their ambition to become boxing's next big star, believing this fight will help them reach these objectives.