Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Does this help Davis' P4P argument?
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Those cards are shocking and should be investigated- not again boxing !
Glad they didn’t matter.
Glad they didn’t matter.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
well, 5-1 and 4-2 i dont have a problem with, but the second round scoring is odd
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Would have liked to see Garcia try make that count. He was hurt but didn’t look crippled by it, Garcia hits hard enough that tank couldent just swarm him, so he might have been able to back foot recover for a while, think he just knew he was outclassed judging by what I’m reading… (haven’t seen the fight yet fornicating over time…)
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
was obvious he had no chance before the first bell rang if u got any clue bout boxing.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
People used to try insult him by saying he will be the next Amir Khan..that's an insult to Khan who managed to archive enough to end with a respectable career
Garcia may not even be capable of being the next Victor Ortiz..who at least had better wins to point to, despite being exposed himself
Garcia may not even be capable of being the next Victor Ortiz..who at least had better wins to point to, despite being exposed himself
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
People used to try insult him by saying he will be the next Amir Khan..that's an insult to Khan who managed to archive enough to end with a respectable career
Garcia may not even be capable of being the next Victor Ortiz..who at least had better wins to point to, despite being exposed himself
Garcia may not even be capable of being the next Victor Ortiz..who at least had better wins to point to, despite being exposed himself
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
I had it 68-63 to Tank up to and including the stoppage 58-55 before it. Second round was tough to score but you would usually see it as a 10-8 but 10-9 or 10-10 probably more accurately reflects the round.
Garcia had some success but Tank was too quick and looked like his camp was perfectly designed to counter Ryan's skills. His left hand was landing every time while Ryan's barely did. Ryan then struggled to find a plan B.
Who knows what would have happened if Ryan was not drained...
Garcia had some success but Tank was too quick and looked like his camp was perfectly designed to counter Ryan's skills. His left hand was landing every time while Ryan's barely did. Ryan then struggled to find a plan B.
Who knows what would have happened if Ryan was not drained...
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
the rehydration clause was useless anyways. how exactly was he drained? did he look drained in there? gaining 10 pounds over night and open end til the bell rings.joshj909 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 03:18 I had it 68-63 to Tank up to and including the stoppage 58-55 before it. Second round was tough to score but you would usually see it as a 10-8 but 10-9 or 10-10 probably more accurately reflects the round.
Garcia had some success but Tank was too quick and looked like his camp was perfectly designed to counter Ryan's skills. His left hand was landing every time while Ryan's barely did. Ryan then struggled to find a plan B.
Who knows what would have happened if Ryan was not drained...
maybe they really just did that shit to run the shitshow again without any rehudration clauses.
like it would make any difference.
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
It might not but you never know. He could have been that split second slower, a tiny bit more fatigued or a tiny bit weaker. All those things play a big part in high level fights. If it wasn't necessary, why was it demanded.adislav123 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 03:41the rehydration clause was useless anyways. how exactly was he drained? did he look drained in there? gaining 10 pounds over night and open end til the bell rings.joshj909 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 03:18 I had it 68-63 to Tank up to and including the stoppage 58-55 before it. Second round was tough to score but you would usually see it as a 10-8 but 10-9 or 10-10 probably more accurately reflects the round.
Garcia had some success but Tank was too quick and looked like his camp was perfectly designed to counter Ryan's skills. His left hand was landing every time while Ryan's barely did. Ryan then struggled to find a plan B.
Who knows what would have happened if Ryan was not drained...
maybe they really just did that shit to run the shitshow again without any rehudration clauses.
like it would make any difference.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
I really like those cards. Garcia was clearly winning R2 for 2 minutes, Tank didn't land a single punch. Garcia was aggressive, landed a few and Tank kept jumping in and holding.
It is unusual for it not to be 10-8, but I feel 10-9, or even 10-10 is a more fair reflection, and I'd like to see it more often
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Tank fought a drained yt influencer with no boxing fundamentals and skills in a big money show. It seems that this will be the trend of boxing, like boxers fighting high profile names who practice boxing as a hobby.
I'd like to see Golovkin fighting guys like Jake Paul, Mamoa, Mario Lopez, Bieber, Kevin Hart, Usher and Mark Wahlberg!
I'm pretty sure G would keep up his KO ratio!
I'd like to see Golovkin fighting guys like Jake Paul, Mamoa, Mario Lopez, Bieber, Kevin Hart, Usher and Mark Wahlberg!
I'm pretty sure G would keep up his KO ratio!
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Nope. Too many fundamental holes even considering his number of fights. Never mind Bam Rodriguez or Devin Haney, Garcia doesn’t look as well schooled as someone like Joe Cordina, to me. Defensively he’s all over the place, lacks ideas offensively.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 00:12 i agree tank is excellent, but that wasnt even in his 3 toughest fights. im still not sure on garcia. he is obviously very talented and well above your standard contender, but not sold that he is ever some elite p4p type
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Why pretend Garcia can’t box? Been boxing since he was a kid, amature wins over Haney, Vergil Ortiz… pro win over Campbell and fortuna…. Comparing Garcia to YouTube boxing is just strait up bitterness…apollo creed wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 04:27 Tank fought a drained yt influencer with no boxing fundamentals and skills in a big money show. It seems that this will be the trend of boxing, like boxers fighting high profile names who practice boxing as a hobby.
I'd like to see Golovkin fighting guys like Jake Paul, Mamoa, Mario Lopez, Bieber, Kevin Hart, Usher and Mark Wahlberg!![]()
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I'm pretty sure G would keep up his KO ratio!
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
I’ll be surprised if Garcia can recover from this mentally.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Garcia looked like a tense yt influencer trying to box inside that ring. Even Tank said that Garcia has no fundamentals and no defense. It was a cherrypick fight for Tank who has a padded record just like Garcia does.gregregegg wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 04:52Why pretend Garcia can’t box? Been boxing since he was a kid, amature wins over Haney, Vergil Ortiz… pro win over Campbell and fortuna…. Comparing Garcia to YouTube boxing is just strait up bitterness…apollo creed wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 04:27 Tank fought a drained yt influencer with no boxing fundamentals and skills in a big money show. It seems that this will be the trend of boxing, like boxers fighting high profile names who practice boxing as a hobby.
I'd like to see Golovkin fighting guys like Jake Paul, Mamoa, Mario Lopez, Bieber, Kevin Hart, Usher and Mark Wahlberg!![]()
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I'm pretty sure G would keep up his KO ratio!
Some people are so gullible and even like these type of mockeries. lol
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Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Garcia looks tence Vs the p4p scariest counter puncher inboxing… that doesn’t make him a YouTube level boxer…apollo creed wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 05:47Garcia looked like a tense yt influencer trying to box inside that ring. Even Tank said that Garcia has no fundamentals and no defense. It was a cherrypick fight for Tank who has a padded record just like Garcia does.gregregegg wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 04:52Why pretend Garcia can’t box? Been boxing since he was a kid, amature wins over Haney, Vergil Ortiz… pro win over Campbell and fortuna…. Comparing Garcia to YouTube boxing is just strait up bitterness…apollo creed wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 04:27 Tank fought a drained yt influencer with no boxing fundamentals and skills in a big money show. It seems that this will be the trend of boxing, like boxers fighting high profile names who practice boxing as a hobby.
I'd like to see Golovkin fighting guys like Jake Paul, Mamoa, Mario Lopez, Bieber, Kevin Hart, Usher and Mark Wahlberg!![]()
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I'm pretty sure G would keep up his KO ratio!![]()
Some people are so gullible and even like these type of mockeries. lol
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
So glad I caught the Cordina fight C-P, made up for this one.Counter-puncher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 04:48Nope. Too many fundamental holes even considering his number of fights. Never mind Bam Rodriguez or Devin Haney, Garcia doesn’t look as well schooled as someone like Joe Cordina, to me. Defensively he’s all over the place, lacks ideas offensively.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 00:12 i agree tank is excellent, but that wasnt even in his 3 toughest fights. im still not sure on garcia. he is obviously very talented and well above your standard contender, but not sold that he is ever some elite p4p type
I was hyped for Garcia Davis, and not that enthused for Cordina
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Went as expected. Garcia can't defend himself, always leaves too many openings.
Re: Round-by-Round: Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia | Showtime PPV - April 22, 2023
Some after-timing here Shirley..?