There is no doubt that Gervonta Davis is a genius in the ring and that his style merits close reading. However, are we in a position to declare that the boxer from Baltimore has surpassed Terence Crawford as far as performance in the ring is concerned? Well, whether or not you correspond to artist-cum-commentator ShowBizz the Adult’s opinion, linking ‘Tank’ to Floyd Mayweather, he has greatly certified to certain characteristics of Davis he feels exceed ‘Bud’. What are those?

As per ShowBizz the Adult, Davis has the capacity for everything Terence Crawford has displayed in his fights. To elucidate his statement, he referred to Gervonta Davis knocking out Rolly Romero in 2022. Near the end of the sixth round, having somewhat landed a right hook, overconfident Romero decided to push Davis against the ropes. But, with his right leg on the outside, ‘Tank’ caught Romero in a square stance with his left hand while angling out.

So, ShowBizz the Adult said, “Tank’s a better aggressive fighter than Crawford. He has everything Crawford has. He can box a fighter coming after him.” Then, he alluded to Davis vs. Leo Santa Cruz. This time Davis closed in on the distance. Having pushed Santa Cruz against the ropes, Davis let the former throw his right hand while ‘Tank’ adjusted himself for a left uppercut. Soon, in the blink of an eye, the uppercut landed and Cruz was floored.

On that note, ShowBizz added, “He can go after you and he can just box him. He knocks everybody out just like Crawford.” But there is something better! “Except for I think Gervonta’s chin is slightly better. When Terence Crawford goes out there, he gon’ beat you athletic but there’s a certain poise that Gervonta has that I’m like super special,” continued ShowBizz.

“And he has that Floyd Mayweather poise. Where he cannot do much but he’s beating you [mentally]. Gervonta Tank Davis approaches the fight better than anyone in the world,” he confidently concluded. In this context, it is worth mentioning that, in the past, Davis showed interest in fighting ‘Bud.’

Gervonta Davis wanted to hand down ‘Bud’ same fate suffered by Rolly and Santa Cruz

Last year, Gervonta Davis had casually mentioned that if he fought Terence Crawford at 147 lbs, he would hand ‘Bud’ down the same fate he passed to Rolly and Santa Cruz i.e. put him “to sleep” in “round six.” Later, in his response, Crawford said there was no way Davis was moving up to 147 lbs. However, ‘Bud’ did not entirely kill the prospect of a potential fight! “I’d stay at 147 lbs for him; that’s a big money fight,” he told The Breakfast Club.

“But nobody’s going give me credit. Tank’s like 5’5,” he’s a little guy,” Crawford had bemoaned. At this, while fans were extremely curious, Davis clarified that he was only joking and did not intend to actually face ‘Bud.’ With that said, do you think concur with ShowBizz on Gervonta Davis being better than Crawford?

It’s only been two weeks since Gervonta Davis fought, but it’s already been all but confirmed that Tank’s next opponent will be Vasiliy Lomachenko. At least, that’s what all of the reports are pointing to.

Davis has barely been able to celebrate what was yet another stunning knockout victory, this time against Frank Martin. Davis once again showed his elite power. The manner in which he won has become the norm for Tank, with some wondering if we’ll ever see him have to use more of his technical side in any fight.

Boxing coach Kenny Ellis says Tank can outbox Loma

Davis’ trainer Kenny Ellis has heard the whispers from fans that Lomachenko can “outbox” Davis, but he isn’t having any of it.

Ellis believes Davis’ ring IQ is better than anyone gives him credit for, but he’s adamant that the general philosophy for Tank won’t change if him and Loma face off: knockout or nothing.

That type of gameplan has clearly worked for Davis up until this point. Tank has 28 knockouts in 30 career fights and is yet to lose a bout. Lomachenko has never been knocked out, but it wouldn’t be the first time Davis creates a first for another boxer.

What goes on during sparring sessions is supposed to remain behind closed doors but more frequently than ever stories are being leaked from the gym.

What goes on in camp while a fighter is preparing is meant to remain secret, especially around sparring. It can never be known what stage a fighter was at, how many rounds they had done that day, what the instructions from the corner were and so on, which means it’s unfair to speak of a knockdown or victory behind closed doors.

Gervonta Davis is, once again, at the pinnacle of boxing. He’s one of the biggest attractions in the sport, constantly selling out big arenas for all of his fights. And he’s once again fresh off of a knockout of a contender for his throne.

This time around, it was Frank Martin on the losing end of a Tank bout. Martin started out well, but Davis kicked into gear soon enough and got his 28th KO in 30 fights. Davis has a lot of options for his next fight, but most signs point to Vasiliy Lomachenko being the opponent.

Tank Davis vs Loma coming in 2024?

Despite being 36 years old, the Ukrainian has been impressive in his last five fights. His most recent was a stoppage victory over former unified champion George Kambosos Jr.

That performance was enough to slightly concern Tank’s sparring partner, Robert Meriwether III. In an interview with FightHype, he had this to say about a potential Davis-Lomachenko fight.

Davis has always taken his opponents pretty seriously, although he was underwhelmed by Martin until fight night. It sounds like Davis and his team believe Lomachenko is the real deal.

It’s only been two weeks since Gervonta Davis fought, but it’s already been all but confirmed that Tank’s next opponent will be Vasiliy Lomachenko. At least, that’s what all of the reports are pointing to.

Davis has barely been able to celebrate what was yet another stunning knockout victory, this time against Frank Martin. Davis once again showed his elite power. The manner in which he won has become the norm for Tank, with some wondering if we’ll ever see him have to use more of his technical side in any fight.

Boxing coach Kenny Ellis says Tank can outbox Loma

Davis’ trainer Kenny Ellis has heard the whispers from fans that Lomachenko can “outbox” Davis, but he isn’t having any of it.

Ellis believes Davis’ ring IQ is better than anyone gives him credit for, but he’s adamant that the general philosophy for Tank won’t change if him and Loma face off: knockout or nothing.

That type of gameplan has clearly worked for Davis up until this point. Tank has 28 knockouts in 30 career fights and is yet to lose a bout. Lomachenko has never been knocked out, but it wouldn’t be the first time Davis creates a first for another boxer.