Coach reveals stance on Gervonta Davis retirement ahead of the highly-anticipated rematch against Lamont Roach.

It is now apparent that Gervonta “Tank” Davis will officially exit the boxing scene after next year. In an astonishing declaration, the superstar announced his retirement from boxing after 2025.

Gervonta "Tank" Davis, one of the biggest names in global boxing, has confirmed that his career is coming to an end. With an impeccable record of 30 fights undefeated and 28 knockouts, the 30-year ...

He made his most recent ring appearance against Lamont Roach Jr on March 1, fighting to a majority decision draw against the ...

Baltimore boxing champion Gervonta Davis says he will retire next year 00:32. BALTIMORE - Baltimore boxer Gervonta Davis plans to hang up his gloves at the end of next year and seek therapy ...

Davis does, however, want to make the most out of his final year in the sport, he said. He mentioned in his media scrum that he wants to box three more times in 2025 before he hangs up the gloves.

Gervonta “Tank” Davis (30-0, 28 KOs) is 30, though, and he says he’s had his fill of the savage science, and will soon hang up the mitts. First, though, business to attend to, in the form of ...

Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis, one of the biggest celebrities in the boxing sport industry, recently surprised onlookers when he declared at the kickoff press conference on Tuesday for his upcoming ...

Gervonta Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) is an extraordinary boxer.The American, currently the WBA lightweight champion, began boxing at the age of five, growing up in a dangerous neighborhood surrounded ...

Davis is a -1800 favorite (risk $1,800 to win $100), while Roach comes back at +940 in the latest Gervonta Davis vs. Lamont Roach odds. The over/under for total rounds is 8.5, with the Over at ...

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It is now apparent that Gervonta “Tank” Davis will officially exit the boxing scene after next year. In an astonishing declaration, the superstar announced his retirement from boxing after 2025.