### Floyd Mayweather Reveals Truth About Gervonta Davis vs. Devin Haney Sparring: Footage and Reactions

With the growing drama between Devin Haney and Gervonta Davis, rumors about their past sparring session have resurfaced. Floyd Mayweather recently revealed the truth about this highly discussed sparring match, shedding light on the intense encounter between the two young boxers.

Adrien Broner, a close observer and participant in the boxing scene, has shared his views on both fighters. Broner respects what Haney brings to the table but sees Davis’s power as a significant advantage. He mentioned, “I still think he lands that shot with Devin. I have a personal relationship with him and his dad, and I’m 100% proud of Devin. Everyone is badmouthing him, but I think he did enough to win the fight against Lomachenko. When it comes to Tank, I don’t think any of those guys will beat him. Tank has the same talent as they do, but he also has that one-punch knockout power that sets him apart.”

Broner also tried to clarify what happened during the sparring session between Haney and Davis. He recounted, “Tank hit Devin with a couple of hard shots, and at one point, I had to jump in because Devin was just 17 then. As they continued, Devin got the best of Tank when Tank got a bit fatigued. In a real fight, though, with 8 oz gloves, it could be different.”

Davis, however, claimed he almost knocked Haney out during their sparring session, suggesting it was a back-and-forth exchange until he started to dominate. Haney vehemently denied these claims, stating, “That’s cap. Tank is lying about hurting me. He said he almost knocked me out, but that’s not true.”

Further complicating the narrative, Floyd Mayweather Sr. provided his perspective, recalling the sparring match as a one-sided affair controlled by Haney. Bill Haney, Devin’s father, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the intensity and competitiveness of the sparring session and disputing Davis’s version of events.

Despite these contrasting accounts, Mayweather Jr. acknowledged both fighters’ talents and the entertaining nature of their sparring session. He explained, “It was the day before Adrien Broner fought Shawn Porter. Tank wasn’t in top shape, but they worked hard, and it was some crazy, entertaining work. I liked what I saw from both of them.”

The rivalry between Haney and Davis has only intensified with these sparring session stories. Haney has challenged Davis’s record, stating, “No, I don’t think Tank wants to fight me or anyone else. Look at his record; he’s fought pretty much nobody. I’m the Undisputed Champion, and my resume is better than his. He doesn’t want to fight anybody, and it’s obvious.”

Tim Bradley, a former champion, has also weighed in, suggesting Davis is following Floyd Mayweather’s blueprint for career management, focusing on building a lucrative, undefeated record rather than taking risky fights. Bradley remarked, “They’ve got him following Money Mayweather’s blueprint. It’s all about the fighter’s relationship with the promoter and making the right fights for their legacy.”

Bill Haney believes Devin is ushering in a new era in boxing, one that moves beyond Mayweather’s influence. He stated, “What Floyd didn’t do at 25, Devin did. This is the Devin Haney era. He’s a two-division world champion, the Undisputed Champion, and he’s managing his career and team excellently.”

In conclusion, the sparring match between Gervonta Davis and Devin Haney remains a topic of heated debate. With both fighters and their camps presenting different versions of events, the truth remains somewhat elusive. However, what is clear is that both boxers are incredibly talented and poised to continue making significant impacts in the sport of boxing. The rivalry between them only adds to the excitement and anticipation for a potential future showdown in the ring.