Gervonta Davis Drops Ryan Garcia in RD2, KOs Garcia in RD7 with Body Shot | FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS

In a super fight that had the boxing world on the edge of their seats, Gervonta "Tank" Davis emerged as the clear victor over Ryan Garcia, showcasing a remarkable display of boxing IQ and knockout power. The much-anticipated clash at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas did not disappoint, as Davis secured a thrilling seventh-round highlight knockout victory, leaving 20K fans in awe of his prowess.

From the opening bell, it was evident that Davis (29-0, 27 KOs) had a well-crafted strategy to outwit his taller opponent. Despite conceding height, Davis utilized his tactical brilliance and quick footwork to time Garcia's movements and capitalize on his mistakes. While known for his knockout power, Davis demonstrated his versatility as an elite boxer, setting the stage for a memorable showdown.

In Round 2, Davis showcased his counterpunching prowess, landing a perfectly timed left hook that sent Garcia to the canvas. To his credit, Garcia (23-1, 19 KOs) quickly rose to his feet, seemingly unaffected by the knockdown, and continued to push forward with determination.

Davis began to seize control as the fight progressed, showcasing his boxing acumen and ring generalship. The clash of styles between the two fighters made for an exhilarating spectacle, with Davis expertly neutralizing Garcia's potent left hook and unleashing precise combinations.

The turning point came in Round 7, where Davis delivered a stinging liver shot that caught Garcia off guard. Despite the delayed effect of the body shot, Garcia could not recover in time, leading him to take a knee. Referee Thomas Taylor reached the count of 10 at 1 minute and 44 seconds of Round 7, sealing Davis' victory in dramatic fashion.

With this sensational one-punch knockout win, Davis solidified his position as one of boxing's best fighters, elevating his star power to new heights. The victory also served as a testament to Davis' boxing skill, proving that he is not merely a knockout artist but an elite boxer.

"I thought he was going to get up," Davis said, referring to his mind games in the ring. "But I like to play mind games, so when he was looking at me, I was looking at him trying to tell him, 'Get up,' and then he just shook his head, 'No.'"

On the other hand, Garcia's tenacity and grit were evident throughout the contest. The young fighter, known for his model looks and massive social media following, demonstrated remarkable resilience in previous bouts and showcased his determination again. Despite the loss, Garcia's career is far from over, and he now plans to pursue the junior welterweight division in pursuit of his first world championship.

"I couldn't breathe," Garcia said. "I was going to get back up, but I just couldn't get up ... he just caught me with a good shot. I don't want to make no excuses in here."

As the boxing world reflects on this historic showdown, it is clear that Davis' victory has elevated him to new heights. The 28-year-old fighter has firmly established himself as one of the sport's biggest stars, garnering immense attention and respect from fans, experts, and fellow fighters.