Topic: [Boxing] Tank Davis vs. Ryan Garcia betting and discussion (May, 2023) - page 49. (Read 7545 times)

Well, not to mention the fight that could not yet be between Spence and Crawford, which I think that here if it had happened I would have bet on Crawford, he needed that fight and I'm sure he would even have won it, however Spence did not give him much importance, both boxers will be waiting for what may happen in their fights with boxing bulls that are also very good, and really between the fight between Dvis and García, I would go for García for now, I think he has a very good vibe, I also gsuta sui technique, of course I don't underestimate Davis' technique, but there is still some time to see more of these guys.



Well, I can't help but say that Davis' speed is very strong, he is also a quite relevant boxer when it comes to giving a good exchange of blows and managing his strength, Garcia's style is much more explosive, I have seen in many of his fights that he suddenly starts with incredible intensity and does not stop and his blows are very strong, of course his weakness here is that by administering so much force he is a little exhausted and that means that he does not have much strength to Being able to protect himself, that's when his own body begins to charge him and when the blows come in, at that moment is when Davis can take advantage. I believe that García is a boxer who must train that resistance a lot and adequately manage his strength, 'because otherwise things could go wrong for him.

And it is also interesting that they are fighting on the catchweight as well. This fight should be either in 135 lbs or just the regular 140 lbs as both have fight on that division as well. And fighting in a catchweight? it will be Tank's Davis advantage and I don't see Ryan Garcia winning in just 2 round.

And that could be a issue for Garcia, yes he could make the 136 lbs, but what will be the effect on his body in that fight? He should really hire someone that can monitor his weight and not be drained and fully rehydrated come fight night.

I'm guessing it will be like 1.6-1.7 for Tank Davis and then Garcia be like 2.3.

Davis will keep on moving and attack when Garcia shows unprepared. I like your descriptions and for sure, Davis will
give that entertainment for his fans, knowing him with lots of laterals and footwork in finding the opening.

On the other side, Garcia is more on pushing forward and trying to box his opponent to engage a toe-to-toe exchange of punches. He might
succeed in that style getting Davis in the kind scenario

but if he's not that quick, Davis will take advantage to throw solid combinations, then move away from him.

Performance wise, it is clear that Tank Davis has more antiques, he is more skillful than Ryan Garcia. Have you seen how he moves around his opponent making his opponent defenseless?  Ryan Garcia on the other side is all forward, not much of lateral movement and footwork.  Aside from that, popularity and record also shows that Tank Davis is way better than Ryan Garcia, so there is no way Tank Davis will be an underdog here.  Rip your more incentives .

Both fighter are heavy hitter, it is a matter of who will be the lucky one to get the opportunity to land a perfect shot first, that will render his opponent unable to continue.


Let us hope that their warm up fight will result in good faith that no one is harm after the fight.  A possible unexpected injury can make their supposed to be match moved or cancelled.

Probably they don't want to give each other a advantage in their fight. So if Davis will have a tuneup, then Ryan Garcia immediately followed although there's no name yet. But definitely he is looking or a January fight as well.


For sure, he will be the favorite here, but not as outstanding favorite as his previous fight with Rolly Romero.

Speaking of Rolly though, he said that he gave Ryan Garcia the advice, lol, video is funny, all the excuses on his lost to Tank Davis. Probably Tank gave this dude a head trauma, hehehhe.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aU-3rNLBIc

I mean, I don't know, but it seems like it's impossible for Tank Davis to be portrayed as an underdog, I wish he was, because that would have given me more incentive to bet on him. Regardless, this fight will end in finite and TKO form. A fight that will definitely be held in a few months after the new year, I'm starting to look forward to this fight now. The fight dates are constantly changing, I hope there is no change in this promotion. As reported, they fight at the 136-pound catchweight on April 15 in Las Vegas.

Yes, Ryan Garcia also revealed that he will have his own bout ahead of Davis's so I bet that will be in a matter of days after the New Year's Day. I don't about this guys but it seems to me that they are really competing with each other or is it Ryan Garcia only because he just announced that bout right after Davis's announced his but I don't know what are they getting at because they could've make it happen even without these nonsense tune-up fight.

And in this fight, I'm expecting that Tank Davis will be listed as the favorite by the bookies while Ryan is the underdog because the latter is just a challenger to Davis's title.

There is a chance that these two are just hyping their fight and talking like they really mean it to market the fight even more, but I do believe that what Ryan said is way too far for him and being confident that he can defeat Tank Davis in 2 rounds is absolutely exaggerated. Yes, he did defeated the old Javier Fortuna in a knockout but that is incomparable to Tank Davis's situation.

Both, depends on who are you longing for. If Gervonta Davis will be listed as the underdog here then there will be a lot of bettors who will take advantage of that and it will be the same if Ryan Garcia will. Although, I'm more inclined that Davis will be the favorite because he is the champion and this is his division.

Ryan Garcia haven't announce it yet on who will he take on before their match-up with Tank Davis. He just said that it will be up ahead Davis's tune-up fight.

Of course Garcia should look confident and fearless while doing some interviews and videos regarding his future fight with Tank Davis, he may be really confident this time but saying that he can defeat Davis in mere 2 rounds? That's quite an overstatement from him, he sure needs to prove that first.

As I was saying above, Ryan Garcia surely got the skillset and quickness that he can boast but he haven't got any fights yet that are near Tank Davis caliber. I know he got some talent too but what he is trying to say now is quite unbelievable. He needs to be careful enough because he might end like what Davis did to Rolly Romero.

We all know that Davis is a quick boxer, and has very good footwork and reflexes.  But never estimate Ryan Garcia because he too has his own set of quickness.  And we don't know which one is quicker.  Besides, it is possible that each camp is studying the weakness of their opponent so we might be in for a big surprise if we see a different Garcia in the fight.  From interviews and videos, Garcia seem pretty comfortable saying that he can beat Davis in two round, it is probably to intimidate or irritate Davis but it looks like Ryan is very serious about it. So it is really interesting to see if Ryan can deliver what he stated.



That is what I am saying, both fighters have their set of skills, we never know who has better sets or who counters who.  So as of now all we can do is cite weakness and strength of each boxer together with what we think the possible result is.  Ryan can just play passively, throwing jobs while moving back, releasing straight and hook whenever the opportunity arises.  He might not able to KO Davis in this strategy but he might outpoint him winning the fight.  After all boxing is also like a chess who ever reacts and adopt perfectly to the situation will surely be the winner.


Yeah, Ryan was floored but recovered during the bout against Campbell ( if I am not mistaken).  Ryan just got lucky because he is able to recuperate and his opponent failed to take advantage of the opportunity.

I think it will be good if Garcia will be the betting underdog? for his backers this is a chance to win, so we will see who's going to be on top as per betting. And this is going to be interesting, not just on crypto sports bookies, but in Las Vegas wherein it is the center of all betting. We might see some whales putting big money on either side as the fight gets closer.

I have yet to hear the tune up fight for Ryan though, as compare to Tank who already has a fight in Hector Garcia in January.

There are a lot of 135 to 140 lbs that is willing to face Ryan, no doubt, but it should be a cherry pick fight, in my opinion.

Yes, they can if they really wanted to do it but that would defeat the reasons why they are the bookies in the first place, let's not forget why they are called bookies and they surely do not want to get losses than wins against the bettors. Just like us, the bettors, we will find some way to get some profits out of our bets. Also, it's really hard to think that Ryan Garcia will be the favorite here rather than the regular champion, Gervonta Daivs. It's highly unlikely that the challenger will be listed as the favorite.

And that's what make this fight very interesting and intriguing to say the least. Both has the ability and has his own skillset. Although Ryan is taller, but somewhat he doesn't have the movement, he just chase his opponent and Davis might caught him with his upper cut or even a left hook.

Not sure what Goosen's strategy for Ryan because they really need to have a plan as they can't go right directly on that power of Tank just like what Rolly Romero did. He thinks that he can take Take the power, but he was very wrong because once it hit his chin, it was over. And Ryan jaw has been tested already, although he recuperated, at least he has taste the canvass already and it was a left hook that put him down.

Same here.


I watched Garcia's fight, indeed he is still unpolished, he relies on job and straight punches, while his hooked punches often landed on the illegal area of his opponent (back of the head)  But there is no denying that even though they are unpolished, there is a massive force behind those punches.  Garcia is capable to knock out his opponent especially if his unintentional illegal blows on the back of the head connect and the referee just ignored it.


That depends on the performance of Davis.  If he still has that quickness then Davis can get easily inside Ryan and land him an uppercut or hook to the body.  Though I disagree that height and reaches are just appearances, they are key factor to winning if the boxer know how to use them.

To answer that question, this might be Ryan Garcia's last fight in the lightweight division before moving formally to the super-light because he cannot meet the required weight anymore and that is the reason why this fight is just a catchweight. And regarding about his readiness, still not sure if he is in fact already ready to face a much stronger opponents because this is his first time fighting with the likes of Davis's caliber which is way more above than his own level, I guess we will find that out together soon on their fight.

What a great way of describing both boxers, you surely have aced the pie mate!

What you said was correct, Ryan Garcia is just relying on his raw predictable skills, he is just using his speed to create an opening to give deadly punches that will surprise his foes but this will be different because Tank Davis is not yet on his dictionary. He haven't yet fought another boxer who got more skillset and talent than him, that is why Ryan got almost no advantage other than his size which certainly means that his chances against Tank Davis is not that pretty.

I don't think so about it because we all know that every gambler or people around the the world knows the weakness and strength of these both fighter which is when they compared it then they can choose who is their favorite in this two fighter then if the odds are favored by those who think that fighter can win, then for sure they will not choose 50/50 off the odds but for me I think Davis will be the favorite here.

Bookies though can make this fight a 50/50 if they want too, but remember there are sports bookies that really need to set a favorite so that they will have to win, so it won't be a 50/50 in the end.

And also they can monitor is something is not right, if there is a swing odd or big chance. And so we might say that this is going to be a close fight as this fighters can really put each one to sleep, just saying. Davis dangerous weapon is his upper cut, but Ryan's left hook is also over powering.

I don't feel that Garcia is the underdog because if you look at his fights, he is still very dominant just like Davis. So I view this fight as an even fight, but of course, Bookies are just doing their job so they have to make someone the favorite and the other is the underdog. Anyway, if you bet on Ryan Garcia, I think you should bet now as odds might change as the fight is getting closer.