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- 2019 BOXING fight – Gervonta Davis vs Yuriorkis Gamboa – full fight Video WBA Posted on 2019//12/29 by ATBF Editorial Board Review by AllTheBestFights.com: 2019-12-28, good fight between Gervonta Davis and Yuriorkis Gamboa: it gets three stars.
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ATLANTA – Undefeated two-time super featherweight world champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis (23-0, 22 KOs) successfully moved up to 135 pounds and won the WBA Lightweight Title with a 12th round knockout of former unified champion Yuriorkis Gamboa (30-3, 18 KOs) Saturday night live on SHOWTIME in front of 14,129 fans from the award-winning State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
Baltimore’s Davis further cemented his status as one of boxing’s most must-watch attractions, delivering knockdowns in rounds two and eight before delivering the final blow in round 12. Davis’ trademark left-hand was on display all night, causing all three knockdowns including a devastating uppercut in the final round that closed the show in style and brought the fans in a raucous State Farm arena to their feet.
The power-punching southpaw landed on 48 percent of his power punches and established overall leads of 120-78 in overall punches, 27-9 in jabs and 93-69 in power. Davis’ excellent defense was also on display as Gamboa was only able to connect on 13 percent of his punches, including just 3 percent of his jabs.
The 38-year-old Gamboa, who was severely hampered early on by what he believes to be a ruptured Achilles tendon that occurred just before the second-round knockdown, showed tremendous heart and resilience to survive what looked like multiple knockout blows from the 25-year-old Davis.
“Coming into this fight I knew Gamboa was a tough opponent,” said Davis, who went past the ninth round for the first time in his career. “I knew he was a vet. As you see in the ring, I was catching and hurting him but he was still there. I knew he was better than anyone I had fought before. I was mainly focused on catching him with clean shots. I was catching him with clean shots and wasn’t hurting him, so I knew I was in for rounds tonight.”
When asked by SHOWTIME reporter Jim Gray to grade his own performance, Davis replied with “C-plus.”
“It was a great experience. I’m only 25 years old. I’m learning each and every day. 2020 will be a big year. I feel comfortable at both weights. I feel I could fight at 130 or 135. I’m the top dog. Bring ‘em on.”
“I feel OK, but I think I ruptured my Achilles tendon before I fell in the second round,” said Gamboa. “I’m a warrior and I kept going, but as soon as I felt it I knew it was ruptured. I couldn’t put pressure on it. I wanted to keep going. I told my corner it was a problem but I wanted to keep going because I’m a warrior. I’m going to keep going. 135 is my weight. I want to stay there.”
Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. Gervonta Davis
Saturday, December 28, 2019 at 10:00 pm (State Farm Arena)
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Gervonta Davis and Yuriorkis Gamboa fight Saturday at the State Farm Arena for the World Boxing Association World Light Title.
Gervonta Davis enters this fight with a 22-0 record that includes 21 knockouts. This will be Davis’ fourth fight since 2018, and he’s coming off a July win over Ricardo Nunez. Davis is coming off another quick fight that was stopped in the second round after landing a pair of viscous left hands. Davis has now seen four of his last five fights end in the third round or earlier. Davis is a 25-year-old southpaw who stands at 5’5” with a 67-inch reach. Davis is simply a pitbull in the ring with extremely heavy hands and a pressure style that is devastating once he gets his timing down. With knockouts in each of his last 13 fights, it’s quite clear what to expect from Tank. Davis is an aggressive boxer from Baltimore who brings a different energy to the ring that it’s tough for his opponent to match. Davis is also quite underrated for his defense, as he has solid footwork and terrific head movement that allows him to get in and out rather quickly. Davis is at his best when boxing on the inside and simply goes to work once his opponent is backed up on the ropes. This will be Davis’ first career fight in Georgia.
Yuriorkis Gamboa enters this fight with a 30-2 record that includes 18 knockouts. Gamboa has won seven of his last eight fights, and he’s coming off a July win over Roman Martinez. Gamboa has won each of his last four fights since his 2017 loss to Robinson Castellanos, and he’s fresh off a second round knockout after landing an impressive combination. Gamboa is 38 years old, stands at 5’5”, has a 65-inch reach and an orthodox stance. Gamboa is a respectable fighter from Cuba who has been in the ring with Terrence Crawford, and he has notable wins over Jorge Solis and Orlando Salido. Gamboa has always had the skills to be a household name, as the hand speed, power, footwork and quickness is all there. Even as he approaches 40 years old, Gamboa is not a pushover by any means and still has that sharpness in his hands. The concern is that Gamboa has always lacked a defensive skillset, as never keeps his hands up and often one hand drops as he throws with the other. It’s actually surprising Gamboa has had this much success through his career, as his aggressive offensive style should get him cracked more than it has. This will be Gamboa’s first career fight in Georgia.
Gamboa is probably the best fighter Davis has faced up to this point, and his hand speed could give Tank some trouble. Do not think this is going to be a walk in the park based on what we’ve seen in past fights or the age gap. This won’t be Davis beating up on the old guy. With that said, Gamboa can’t drop his hands against Tank and expect to survive 12 rounds. He just can’t. Davis should feast on counters and it will take just one clean shot to put him away. This will be a competitive fight and should last longer than the typical three rounders we’ve been getting lately, but the result won’t change.
Davis by KO / TKO.