Tank Davis record

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30 ❌ 0 ➖ 1 28 KOs 0 KOs	⚖️ Division: lightweight ⭐️ Rating: #2 / 2,634 (division) Bouts: 31 ⏳ Rounds: 150 KO Percentage: 93.33% Career: 2013–2025 Alias: Tank Age: 31 Stance: southpaw Height: 5′ 5½″ / 166 cm Reach: 67½″ / 171 cm Nationality: USA Residence: Baltimore, Maryland, USA Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland, USA Debut: 2013-02-22 ID#: 643387

Gervonta “Tank” Davis stands as one of the defining punchers of the modern lightweight era—an explosive southpaw whose fights can turn in a single exchange. Turning professional in 2013, he built his reputation on quiet patience and sudden violence: Davis often starts measured, reading timing and patterns, then snaps the rhythm with counters or a compact left hand that lands like a trapdoor. Across 31 bouts he owns a 30-0-1 record with 28 knockouts, translating to a jaw-dropping 93% stoppage rate. Though not tall for the division at 166 cm with a 171 cm reach, his footwork and feints let him close distance safely. He slips inside, shifts his head off-line, and delivers short hooks and uppercuts that generate outsized force from tight angles. The result is a style that feels calm on the surface but brutally efficient underneath.

The 2020s elevated Davis from champion to pay-per-view headliner. He proved he could control fights tactically, not just finish them, handling pressure, speed, and size differences without losing his identity. Signature wins over Leo Santa Cruz, Mario Barrios, Isaac Cruz, Rolando Romero, Hector Luis Garcia, Ryan Garcia, and Frank Martin showed different sides of his game—body work, counter timing, mid-round adjustments, and late-fight shot selection. In March 2025 he met disciplined resistance from Lamont Roach and settled for a draw, the first blemish on his record and a reminder that elite opposition can extend even the most dangerous hitters. Still, Davis remains a top-rated lightweight, popular with fans for his highlight-reel endings and eerie composure under fire. With championship pedigree, rare stopping power, and an improving tactical sense, “Tank” continues to be one of boxing’s most compelling big-fight attractions.

Tips / interesting facts:

1. Davis has more knockouts than decisions, so every round carries real finishing danger.
2. He often “downloads” opponents early, then raises output sharply in the middle rounds.
3. Most of his stoppages come from compact counters, not wide swings—efficiency is his trademark.
4. Despite a shorter frame for 135 lbs, his timing and foot placement make range a non-issue.
5. His best work usually follows subtle feints that freeze a guard before the left hand fires.

Professional Fight History (Box-pro)