Ryan Garcia recently offered his expert breakdown of the highly anticipated showdown between Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Frank Martin. Davis, known for his knockout power, has confidently predicted that he will knock out Martin in the ninth round. Both fighters have boldly stated their intentions to end the fight by knockout, with Martin emphasizing that Tank is not exempt from being knocked out himself.

Trainer Robert Garcia asserts that Martin will be the toughest opponent Davis has faced in his 11-year professional career. According to Robert, Martin presents a significant challenge and is likely the most talented and difficult fighter Davis has encountered. He believes Tank’s management team has been strategic in selecting his opponents, which has limited his growth and popularity. Despite Tank’s success in Pay-Per-View events, notably his fight with Ryan Garcia, his cautious selection of opponents has left some questioning if he will ever take on top contenders like Shakur Stevenson or Vasyl Lomachenko.

Shakur Stevenson, the reigning WBC lightweight champion, predicts a swift and decisive victory for Davis over Martin, whom he categorizes as a “C-level” opponent. Stevenson argues that Martin’s late start in boxing puts him at a disadvantage compared to fighters like Davis and himself, who began their careers at a younger age. He believes Tank will quickly figure out Martin and dominate the fight.

Errol Spence has expressed his desire for Martin to fight top-tier competitors such as Davis or Stevenson. He believes that fighting higher-caliber opponents will offer significant financial and career advantages for Martin. Spence highlights the importance of financial gains in boxing and suggests that Martin’s career could benefit immensely from such high-profile matchups. He also notes that fighters often remain calm and confident until they encounter a truly difficult opponent.

Devin Haney offers his viewpoint, stating that while Tank has the experience and skills to be victorious, Martin will undoubtedly show that he is a contender. Haney believes that Martin, despite his relative lack of experience at the elite level, will fight back and earn respect in the ring. However, Haney also emphasizes that Tank’s experience and skills will likely lead to a victory.

Interestingly, Martin has sparred with Davis in the past, providing him with insight into Tank’s capabilities. Martin’s experience training with Davis during the preparation for the Leo Santa Cruz fight adds an intriguing dimension to their upcoming bout.

Ryan Garcia, who has also trained alongside Martin and sparred with Davis, supports Martin, stating that he will be there every step of the way to help Martin prepare. Meanwhile, promoter Eddie Hearn firmly believes that Davis will easily defeat Martin. Hearn has offered Davis a substantial amount to fight Conor Benn, but it remains uncertain if Davis will accept, given the lower stakes of facing Martin.

Frank Martin holds the number two spot in the WBA rankings with an 18-0 record and 12 knockouts, but he has not yet achieved widespread recognition. Selling the fight could be challenging given Martin’s current level of fame. Despite this, Hearn acknowledges that the Davis versus Martin matchup is intriguing but pragmatic about its pay-per-view prospects.

In conclusion, the Davis versus Martin fight promises to be an exciting and competitive bout, with both fighters confident in their abilities to secure a knockout victory. With expert opinions from Garcia, Stevenson, Spence, and Haney, the boxing community eagerly anticipates this high-stakes matchup.