Boxing: How Much Money Did Gervonta Davis Earn By Knocking Out Ryan Garcia: Boxing News: It was anticipated that Gervonta “Tank” Davis’ advantage in power would earn a minimum of seven figures for the fight. Davis earned a minimum of $ 5 million apart from the pay-per-view and ticket sales are counted up. It was expected that Davis would make the difference in a contest between two of the brightest emerging stars in boxing right now. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSport.IN.

In the end, it was unquestionably true as Davis (29-0, 27 KOs), perhaps the best knockout artist in the sport right now, knocked Garcia to the ground in Round 2 before killing him off with a body blow in Round 7. This victory came on Saturday inside a packed T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

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However, Davis and Garcia have agreed to equally split the proceeds from PPV and ticket sales.

A million PPV purchases at the price of $85 each may result in a final pot of $85 million, which Davis and Garcia would split.

At the T-Mobile Arena, Davis and Garcia engaged in a 136-pound catchweight battle.

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Garcia (23-1, 19 KOs) remained competitive the entire time and scored a succession of single power shots to draw Davis’ attention. However, after a cunning counter left hand to the body, Garcia was unable to stop the count. At 1:44 in Round 7, the 24-year-old social media star fell down to one knee after a delayed reaction caused blood to pour from his nose, but he was unable to recover as referee Thomas Taylor ruled Garcia out just as he stood up.

Before the fight, Davis, 28, reconnected with Floyd Mayweather, his old promoter, and after winning, he gave him a hearty hug while beaming widely. Davis spent the majority of the promotion assuring media members that he already is, despite the narrative around this bout that the victor might become the new face of the sport, which was difficult to debate after his performance.

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