Errol Spence Jr. is sticking to his bold prediction of Gervonta Davis vs. Frank Martin as retribution against the CEO of Mayweather Promotions.

There is just over a week left of the “Tank” War. Gervonta Davis (now Abdul Wahid) Defend the WBA lightweight title Frank Martin At the MGM Grand Arena. The Baltimore southpaw returned after a year off. During this time, he Ryan Garcia A legal victory. Fan morale was finally lifted when news broke that he would be facing “The Ghost.” As expected, the bout and its outcome have become a staple everywhere. Errol Spence Jr. Apparently, he has joined the fray, and he spoke about how the battle for the top spot will play out on June 15th.

But the response was quickly met with critics. Leonard Ellerbedespite the intense feud going on. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Mayweather, who has criticised Spence Jr., CEO of Mayweather Promotions and wife of “Tank” Davis, was adamant that the lightweight champion isn't going anywhere. There's no way the former unified welterweight champion is going to allow that to happen.

Errol Spence Jr.: It's time for a change

“That's not what I was trying to ask. I think what you're trying to say is the opposite, that Tank never faced June 15th either.“Mayweather Promotions responded to the former world champion's comments with a tweet, trying to get a sense of reality,” said Errol Spence Jr., who clearly refused to believe Leonard Ellerbe's post. To be fair, Ellerbe did recognize Frank Martin as a good boxer.

But he then added that “Ghost” has yet to face the nightmare that “Tank” has. Denying that Martin will not succeed in dominating Davis, Leonard Ellerbe said, “If you think Tank is going to give up a round, you're crazy. Every fight/opponent has a different approach. What's for sure is he's never faced anything like what we're about to see. June 15th. I can't wait. [till] Next Saturday.“

So what exactly did Errol Spence Jr. say? The New York-born southpaw said he expects Frank Martin to hit a winner on June 15th, saying:I think he's the most skilled and talented fighter Tank has ever faced, which means he's the type of guy who can't afford to miss the early rounds and can go for the knockout in rounds 7-8. I think Frank is going to dominate him through the 12th round and win the fight.“

Spence Jr. acknowledged that Gervonta Davis is a good fighter and could put up a strong resistance, but would eventually succumb to Frank Martin. “The Ghost” is arguably the best opponent “Tank” could face in his decade-long career. Spence Jr. claimed that the speed and power of the Detroit-born southpaw would overwhelm the lightweight champion. Naturally, the former world champion's video drew a response from himself. Gervonta Davis tweeted, laughing out loud:Make money, champ!!“

At a crossroads: continue or retire?

Spence Jr. and Frank Martin return as trainees. Derrick James' The stable's former coach and the award-winning coach are reportedly embroiled in a lawsuit. But as the video shows, the issue doesn't seem to have clouded the former world champion's view of his former stablemate. A few years ago, Frank Martin revealed in an interview with DAZN Boxing that when asked about his role in Errol Spence Jr.'s life, “Truth” had always been a motivational figure for him.

Errol Spence Jr. got into an online spat with Ryan Garcia, who had previously expressed an interest in fighting the former unified welterweight champion, but just when that spat seemed to be fueling tensions, news broke that Spence Jr. had agreed to face Ryan Garcia. Sebastian FundoraHe also posted a message that seemed to many to be a hint at retirement plans.

What's your opinion? Do you think Frank Martin can do what the 29 fighters before him in the last decade couldn't?

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