Surely Gervonta Davis wanted to be underestimated by his opponents because he's viewing that as an advantage because his opponents are likely complacent enough saying that they will beat Tank easily because they are smarter, taller, or stronger. But as of now, none of them has proven that they're much more capable and stronger than Davis. Hector might end up like Rolly Romero, thinking that he was way smarter than Davis but the outcome was definitely different from what he expected.
Tank is a champion, I don’t think that anyone can underestimate him, on the contrary, everyone understands that a fight with such an opponent can turn out to be one of the most difficult in his career. I see that Garcia behaves very confidently, in one of his statements he said that he would knock out Tank before the second round, but this seems absolutely unrealistic to me, it will be a long and hard fight, and Tank in this fight seems to me a stronger.
Davis beats Hector Garcia and it's true that beating Davis before the 2nd round is far from any reality, it's good that Hector able to
survive till the 8th round before he the fight was ended.
There are many solid combinations that Tank throws to Hector especially those convert punches that really shaken Hector.
But at the end of the day, it was Davis who take the win, and moving forward to the original topic, the date is getting closer
both fighters will take their trainings seriously, knowing that they both wanted to KO their opponent.
Hector Garcia also deserved some credits for showing an outstanding performance against Gervonta Davis, it wasn't an easy fight for him and having to manage for 8 straight rounds is considerably good as Davis is really difficult to face because of the latter's vast knowledge inside the ring. And again, it shows how good Davis is, he's been frequently doubted but he also frequently proved why he is the regular champ. In the upcoming months, he will be tested again by an another Garcia who is also a knockout artist like him, this will be interesting to see.
Yes, Hector got my thumbs up for surviving a breath taking 8 rounds against Tank Davis, really, it was not easy. But I think he could've prolonged the fight and finished it in the hands of the judges even if the fight already belongs to Davis, and if it wasn't of his eye that got injured by Tank's menace punches that made Hector quit. It was a good fight but now let's talk for Tank's future fight with the second Garcia who's much younger and stronger than Hector, do you guys think that Ryan Garcia can really do the talk that he will finish the fight within 2 rounds?
I not seeing that Ryan Garcia will just knockout Tank in 2 rounds. No one has knock him out in his career, and besides, Tank has a great boxing IQ so he will not fall for the trap of rushing to Ryan's left hook and getting lay down on the canvass. This fight might goes up to at least over 7.5 rounds.
This two is going to be very cautious, but their power punches are going to be loaded and ready so that when the moment arrives, they will just unload that one and see how they will take it. Tank takes a lot of good shot from Hector but wasn't affected. On the contrary, Ryan Garcia's chin has been tested by Luke Campbell with that hook and goes down. So if Tank left hook landed flush on Ryan, who knows, it could be the end of the fight.
