Gervonta Davis Record: Losses, Knockdowns, and More

Published 12/03/2021, 1:05 PM EST

Gervonta Davis is a supremely talented pugilist who’s stirred the sport with his out-of-the-box prowess. Davis hasn’t even completed a decade in the boxing space, but he’s already tracing his path towards an incredible legacy. That said, with his terrific power in-ring IQ, and more, Davis pinned himself as one of the most promising boxing prodigies.

But how much do you know about Davis’ boxing record? Is he undefeated in his professional run?

What is Gervonta Davis’ record?

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Davis’ sensational track record stands at 25 wins with absolute 0 losses.

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‘Tank’ is a true killer who batters his opponents to a pulp. This is why a whopping 24 of his wins have arrived via T/KO. Davis has a knack of going after his opponents from the first bell itself. Additionally, he is also blessed with the ability to decode his adversary’s style in the initial minutes itself.

In all, Davis hammers his opponents with his aggressive fight style. On top of that, he makes calculated changes in his fights to take the bout long if required.

Has “Tank” Davis lost any fights?

Davis is undefeated in his professional boxing run. However, that wasn’t the case when he was an amateur. Gervonta Davis’ amateur career was full of trials, but at the end of the day, he learned from his mistakes and got better when he turned professional.

Davis‘ amateur boxing record stands at 31 wins with 3 losses in total. Out of these three, two came in against Joet Gonzalez and one came in when he faced Ernesto Delgadillo.

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Who knocked down Gervonta Davis?

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‘Tank’ in his illustrious stint hasn’t gotten knocked out cold, ever. However, he once went down to the canvas while fighting Leo Santa Cruz last year.

In his usual style, ‘Tank’ began his assault on Cruz and the latter responded well with some counterattacks in round 1. In this scuffle, Davis slipped, and he went backward to eventually fall on the canvas. But, the referee saw what happened, and he didn’t term it as a knockdown.

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Apart from this, Davis never really went down to the canvas. He is a dominating boxer, who likes dictating the pace of the fight himself.

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Prathamesh Singh Chauhan is a Boxing Author at EssentiallySports. He is a graduate from the International Institute of Sports Management who combines his love for sports, particularly combat sports, and his flair for writing and analysis to help him in his day-to-day work. He has prior professional experience with sporting organizations such as Star Sports, Khelo India, and NBA.

Gervonta Davis Record: Losses, Knockdowns, and More

Who knocked down Gervonta Davis?

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