Gervonta Davis Ryan Garcia Fight Date And Time, Tickets Price
There 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 a pay-per-view. Read the entire article to know about the complete story. Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia is an upcoming catchweight professional boxing WBA lightweight champion Gervonta Davis, and former WBC interim lightweight champion Ryan Garcia. The bout is scheduled to take place at a catchweight of 136 Ibs, with a 10 Ibs rehydration clause, on April 22, 2023, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada.
Gervonta Davis Ryan Garcia Fight Date And Time
The undefeated Davis had one obstacle to get past first in the form of Hector Garcia, and he did not precisely that on Jan 7, when he beat Garcia by ninth-round technical knockout to retain the WBA lightweight title and improve to 28-0. Ryan, on the other hand also boasts a perfect professional record of 23-0, with his most recent win coming over Javier Fortuna by sixth-round knockout in July. Before that, he defeated Emmanuel Tagoein in April 2022 by unanimous decision in what was his first fight in over 15 months.
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He had taken some time off to focus on his mental health, but he has been better than ever in two fights since returning and was shaping up to be the toughest opponent of Davis’s career so far. Davis Is promoted by PBC and fights on Showtime, both of which would be in control of the first bout, but they also want to promote and air a rematch regardless of who wins.
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