Boxing fans will be witnessing the return of one of the sport's most entertaining and talented fighters. This weekend, Gervonta Davis will step into the ring to face his countryman, Frank Davis..
Martin has won every fight he has made as a professional and “Tank” will be defending his WBA lightweight title against a dangerous opponent.
Although Davis is the overwhelming favorite to win, both fighters have extensive boxing records so it will be an interesting match up. Davis was the 2012 Golden Gloves champion, while Martin won the Golden Gloves gold medal in 2016..
But the Baltimore-raised star is the more skilled boxer.He won belts at super featherweight and super lightweight, making him a three-division world champion. He aims to become world champion for the first time in his career..
The other big match on the card is David Benavidez and Oleksandr Gvozdyk compete at 175 pounds.The Mexican monster has moved up a weight class to face the former WBC light heavyweight champion, and a win over the Ukrainian could open the door for Benavidez. A potential mega fight with the winner of Dmitry Bivol vs. Artur Beterbiev.
When is Davis v. Martin?
The main event bout between Davis and Martin Saturday, June 15th, 11pm ET/8pm PST. The fight card begins 8pm ET/5pm PST.
Where is Davis vs. Martin?
A fight between two undefeated American fighters will take place At the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
How can I watch the Davis vs. Martin fight?
Watch the live stream of the match on Amazon Prime Video PPV.
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Davis & Martin Records
Gervonta Davis
- Nationality: American
- Date of Birth: November 7, 1994
- Height: 5' 5.5″
- Reach: 67.5 inches
- Total battles: 29
- Record: 29-0 (27 KOs)
Frank Martin
- Nationality: American
- Date of Birth: January 12, 1995
- Height: 5' 8″
- Reach: 68″
- Total battles: 18
- Record: 18-0 (12 KOs)
Davis vs. Martin match card
- Gervonta Davis (-700) vs. Frank Martin (+450) for the WBA lightweight title
- David Benavidez (-550) vs. Oleksandr Gvozdyk (+350) for the WBC interim light heavyweight title
- Gary “Antuan” Russell vs. Alberto Puelo for the WBC interim super lightweight title
- Carlos Adames (c) vs. Terrell Gausha for the WBC middleweight title
