Boxing pound pound standings: Gervonta Davis breaks the top 10 with another sensational performance

Gervonta “Tank” Davis is the equivalent of a legitimate star full of paid and paid roles. Eventually, he began to gain critical respect as a full-fledged fighter who is sometimes lost on the long peaks of the playoffs.

Davis, on the June lap, who won the WBA junior lightweight championship and the regular WBA title at 135 pounds, added his second title at 140 pounds when he rose to second weight passed and finished Mario Barrios undefeated.

The fight was a perfect showcase for Davis ’sublime talent at the age of 26, when Barrios offered him tough opposition. Davis made several important mid-fight adjustments, including disarming his jab’s Barrios on Day 5, while showing off his underestimated ring QI, a performance that deserves much less human-to-pound performance.

Specifically, Davis remains unsure of where the division goes between a trio. Recent performances, including the violent ousting of four-time champion Leo Santa Cruz in October last year, make it difficult for critics to focus on questions about Davis’s matching decisions, which are reasons to admit they weren’t talented and exciting. it really is.

Davis has an effective ability to set up a heart, a strong chin, and power shots while adapting to his opponent’s game plan, which isn’t always obvious, as he sees himself partying in a smaller competition on the way to the playoffs. Seeing the effects of his power, Davis can continue to fight bigger opponents like he did against Barrios to show the whole side of his game on a regular basis.

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As Davis should have no problem, he is constantly looking at future struggles thanks to his mental mentality, as a humble natural tug-of-war who often denies behavior outside the ring that is humble between ropes.

Davis seems to be joining his young contemporaries in and around the light trade division, including Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez Jr. From a network perspective the foundations of boxing have been broken and promotional distributions are unlikely to come up with these fights in the near future.

Because of what Davis has been able to do with the opponents at his disposal while appearing on that list, he will probably invent a way to fight the best of his time within the priority division to rise higher in the direction of the fight. for the first position.

Kilo-pound classifications

Left: Juan Francisco Estrada
Honorable Mention: Estrada, Artur Beterbiev, Jermall Charlo, Jermell Charlo, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, Roman Gonzalez