Gervonta Davis SUDDENLY REFUSED TO FIGHT WITH Ryan Garcia / Devin Haney - Shakur Stevenson

Gervonta Davis SUDDENLY REFUSED TO FIGHT WITH Ryan Garcia / Devin Haney - Shakur Stevenson Former world champion Adrian Broner said that he considers the star lightweight Gervonta Davis the favorite in the upcoming fight against Ryan Garcia. "I think it will be a very competitive fight at the beginning, but then, during the fight, Davis will start to shorten the distance, get Ryan and do his job. I'm close with Garcia, but I'm even closer with the Tank. I think Davis has everything to beat all these guys. He has protection, thanks to which he will not allow Ryan to get on his own. He is very talented in terms of defense. Davis won't let Ryan beat him. I see that the "Tank" will hit Ryan. Everyone knows that Garcia always misses the left straight. If Davis delivers such a blow, then perhaps Ryan will have to say good night. But Garcia is a damn good fighter, he has the heart of a lion, he keeps fighting. So the Tank will have to strangle him, but Ryan will snap back. Garcia will definitely fight. These are two elite fighters at their peak. Of course, the fight can go 12 rounds, but there is a high probability that it will not. For me, Davis is a big favorite in this fight," Broner said. Former interim WBC world champion Ryan Garcia (23-0) is confident that he will beat regular WBA lightweight champion Jervont Davis (28-0) ahead of schedule. "My prediction for the fight with Davis is that I will beat him in the first two rounds," Garcia told The Joe Pomp Show. Garcia and Davis are scheduled to meet on April 15 in Las Vegas, USA. Davis in the last fight defeated Hector Garcia (16-1) by technical knockout in the eighth round. The fight took place on January 7 at the Capital One Arena in Washington, USA. Garcia knocked out Javier Fortuna (37-4) in the sixth round in the last fight. The fight took place on July 17, 2022 in Los Angeles, USA. Former interim WBC world champion Ryan Garcia (23-0) turned to regular WBA lightweight champion Jervonta Davis (28-0). "Jervonta, I don't need a fight with you. I was at the top without the help of promoters long before you. Floyd helped you, but nobody helped me. Get ready, #####. You're a dead man," Garcia wrote Scandalous video blogger Jake Paul, known for his performances in professional boxing, shared his forecast for the expected fight between American lightweights Jervonta Davis (28-0, 26 KO) and Ryan Garcia (23-0, 19 KO). "Ryan Garcia knocks out Jervonta Davis," Paul wrote on social media. Joe Goossen, the coach of former interim WBC world champion Ryan Garcia, is confident that Garcia surpasses WBA lightweight champion Jervont Davis in many components. "When Garcia is in the ring, people are hypnotized," Goossen said in an interview with FightHype. — They don't believe their eyes. I know that the Tank has a very serious blow, but it happened that the battle scenario did not develop the way he wanted it. When you fight with high-class boxers, no one is immune from defeat. I think Ryan has a harder punch than Davis. At the same time, Ryan is bigger than him, and he is only 24 years old, he is still growing. Ryan looks like a real welterweight in the ring. He has the same body type as Oscar De La Hoya in the 90s. Ryan will not only be heavier than Davis, but he will also have an advantage in the length of his limbs. Besides, he has fast hands, incredible strength. In a fight with Davis, he will be a full-fledged welterweight." According to Regis, he is sure that Ryan's side will not go beyond talking, and compared him to a dog that barks at the gate. "It doesn't matter because people know he won't fight me. Ryan will only talk a lot. It's like a dog at the gate. While the gate is closed, she will bark a lot. When the gates are open, she knows what can happen, some shit. As a result, it falls silent and becomes quiet. So it's all just talk. Ryan can only talk," Progre said. "I think that "Tank" Davis will knock out Garcia anyway," Progreis said. — I think the fight will be cool and even competitive, but it will not go the whole distance. I am sure that Ryan will have good moments. But the "Tank" is able to lull the vigilance of the opponent. He will do so, and then knock out Garcia. Yes, Ryan has a stroke too. But its power cannot be compared with the power of the "Tank", and he will soon be convinced of this. I'm not saying Garcia is a bad fighter. He's fine. He's fast, he's powerful. But I'm sure the Tank is just better." Earlier, Garcia declared his readiness to take away the title from Prograce. The champion comments: "Fuck it all. Everyone knows he's not going to fight me. He's just a p**it. Do you know what it's like? That's what dogs do behind a fence. When two dogs are separated by a fence, they bark at each other a lot. But if you remove the fence, they understand that now everything can end up for them with the p**yul received. And then they quickly close their fucking mouths. Ryan?.. It's all just talk. That's wha