Gervonta Davis vs. Isaac Cruz - Rematch - Who wins?

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Who wins a rematch?

Poll ended at 07 Jul 2026, 15:47

Davis - Decision
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25%
Davis - T/KO
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25%
DRAW
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13%
Cruz - T/KO
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Cruz - Decision
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Total votes: 8

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Gervonta Davis vs. Isaac Cruz - Rematch - Who wins?

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Gervonta Davis & Isaac Cruz are in talks for a rematch this summer at 140lbs, @MikeCoppinger has revealed on @InsideRingShow.

The two previously fought in 2021, with Davis winning a unanimous decision over Cruz.

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So Davis is choosing to rematch the guy that he beat, not the guy that he drew with, who also just drew with the guy that Davis beat.
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joshj909 wrote: 09 Mar 2026, 15:52 So Davis is choosing to rematch the guy that he beat, not the guy that he drew with, who also just drew with the guy that Davis beat.
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GERVONTA DAVIS-ISAAC CRUZ REMATCH IN THE WORKS FOR THIS SUMMER

Gervonta Davis wants to grant a rematch to another rival a year after his majority draw with Lamont Roach.

Advanced negotiations are ongoing for Davis to fight Isaac Cruz again sometime this summer.
Baltimore’s Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) defeated Mexico City’s Cruz (28-3-2, 18 KOs) by unanimous decision in December 2021 in Los Angeles.

A Davis-Cruz rematch would be contested at the junior welterweight limit of 140 pounds. Their first meeting was a lightweight title fight for Davis’ WBA belt.

Davis’ fight with Cruz was considered the most competitive contest of his career until Roach nearly upset him in March 2025 in Brooklyn. Cruz and Roach (25-1-3, 10 KOs) later settled for a majority draw December 6, when they fought for the former's WBC interim super lightweight title in San Antonio.

Davis, 31, hasn’t fought since he faced Roach, who chastised Davis for not granting him an immediate rematch.

Davis was removed from his exhibition against Jake Paul, which was scheduled for November 14 in Miami, because an ex-girlfriend accused him of domestic violence. Davis was arrested January 28 in Miami related to charges in that case.
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Duck Davis beats the retread and then takes on somebody that got beat by him.
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Cruz is a step up from Davis's last opponent.
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Gervonta Davis-Isaac Cruz Rematch In The Works For This Summer

Gervonta Davis wants to grant a rematch to another rival a year after his majority draw with Lamont Roach.

Advanced negotiations are ongoing for Davis to fight Isaac Cruz again sometime this summer. Baltimore’s Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) defeated Mexico City’s Cruz (28-3-2, 18 KOs) by unanimous decision in December 2021 in Los Angeles.

A Davis-Cruz rematch would be contested at the junior welterweight limit of 140 pounds. Their first meeting was a lightweight title fight for Davis’ WBA belt.

Davis’ fight with Cruz was considered the most competitive contest of his career until Roach nearly upset him in March 2025 in Brooklyn. Cruz and Roach (25-1-3, 10 KOs) later settled for a majority draw December 6, when they fought for the former's WBC interim super lightweight title in San Antonio.

Davis, 31, hasn’t fought since he faced Roach, who chastised Davis for not granting him an immediate rematch.

Davis was removed from his exhibition against Jake Paul, which was scheduled for November 14 in Miami, because an ex-girlfriend accused him of domestic violence. Davis was arrested January 28 in Miami related to charges in that case.
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Gervonta Davis-Isaac Cruz rematch being negotiated

While former lightweight titlist Gervonta “Tank” Davis’ legal troubles over another domestic abuse case against him winds its way through the legal system in Miami Gardens, Florida, he is apparently interested in boxing again.

Negotiations between Davis and WBC interim junior welterweight titlist Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz are taking place and if a deal is finalized it would see them meet in a rematch this summer in the headliner of a PBC on Prime Video pay-per-view card, sources told Fight Freaks Unite, confirming a report by Sports Illustrated.

Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs), 31, of Baltimore, outpointed Cruz (28-3-2, 18 KOs), 27, of Mexico, by unanimous decision to retain the WBA “regular” lightweight belt in a competitive and crowd-pleasing fight that headlined a Showtime PPV card at then-Staples Center in Los Angeles in December 2021.

The source said the fight would be for Cruz’s interim belt at 140 pounds. Davis has fought his entire career at 130 and 135 except for one fight at 140, when he knocked out Mario Barrios in the 11th round to win the WBA “regular” junior welterweight title in June 2021. He quickly vacated the belt and returned to lightweight to fight Cruz.
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Gervonta Davis close to securing comeback fight as opponent named

Gervonta Davis close to securing comeback fight as opponent named

Gervonta Davis appears to be on the brink of confirming his return to the ring.

Davis was last in action in March 2025 when he was held to a majority decision draw against Lamont Roach in a defence of his WBA lightweight title.

It was a controversial result, with many feeling that Roach did enough to get the nod, especially after a knockdown wasn’t awarded in his favour after ‘Tank’ voluntarily chose to take a knee in round nine.

The 12 months that followed have left many questioning if Davis would ever be back in action at all. A planned exhibition with Jake Paul in November was cancelled due to the Baltimore man being named in a civil lawsuit regarding domestic allegations, just the latest in a string of issues outside of the ropes.

Further drama materialised after an arrest warrant was issued for ‘Tank’ citing similar accusations, leading to him to be stripped of his WBA lightweight title.

Despite all of that, Davis does now look set to return, after it was reported by Mike Coppinger that he is in advanced talks for a clash against Isaac Cruz, a man that ‘Tank’ named as his number one target late last year.

Davis has already secured a win over Cruz, who was last in action in December when he fought to a majority decision draw with former ‘Tank’ foe Roach – the man most feel should be getting the chance to face him again.
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Gervonta Davis is in advanced talks to meet Pitbull Cruz in a summer rematch. It’s an intriguing fight to me, especially with it being at 140 where there are some big fights for Tank. The first fight was close and dramatic and Pitbull looked good in a December draw with Roach.

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Haney: No-one wants to see 'underachiever' Davis fight Cruz again

Gervonta Davis appears headed for a summer rematch against Isaac Cruz at 140 pounds, nearly five years after outpointing him at lightweight.

The original encounter was a hard-fought win for Davis but nowhere near as controversial as Tank’s last tilt against Lamont Roach, which resulted in a majority draw 12 months ago.

Devin Haney believes Davis should do more with his career than chase a sequel with Cruz.

“Everyone wanted to see him do the Lamont Roach rematch,” Haney said on “Inside The Ring.”

“I'm not saying it's not a good fight, but a guy like Pitbull Cruz is a fight no one asked for. They have two styles that clash, and I do think it will be a good fight, but that no one asked for.

“When I was at 140, they were saying I was too big for Gervonta, who was saying we'd have to fight at 135. And now he's fighting Pitbull Cruz at 140 pounds, who's not really even a real 140-pounder.’

Haney is the WBO welterweight champion after beating Brian Norman Jr. in November, and was also a junior welterweight titleholder and undisputed lightweight champion. Haney competed at lightweight until May 2023.

A fight between Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) and Haney (33-0, 18 KOs, 1 NC) could have been made throughout a four-year stretch while they were both fighting as lightweights, but it never came to be because Davis preferred other routes, with clashes against the likes of Ryan Garcia and Rolando Romero.

“Gervonta Davis is a really good fighter but an underachiever,” said Haney. “He has so much talent. His outside issues stop him from reaching his full potential, and him not wanting to test himself against the best fighters in the world.”
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