Ryan Garcia vs Gervonta Davis: MMA News: On April 22, Ryan Garcia and Gervonta Davis will square off in the ring. However, they will finally meet each other in person for the first time since the fight was announced at the press conference. Whoever wins this fight will have the opportunity to challenge Devin Haney for his championship and become the undisputed lightweight champion of the world. The schedule for the upcoming press conference between these two lightweight candidates has just been released. Follow the latest MMA News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Ryan Garcia vs Gervonta Davis: Press conference time in New York, fight date and more
To let his followers know about the upcoming press conference for his fight with Ryan Garcia, “Tank” Davis took to Twitter. Davis has let the cat out of the bag by discussing the convention in detail. After Davis’s tweet, Garcia also used Twitter to let his followers know where to go for the press conferences.
Two news conferences are expected to take place. The first will take place in New York, and the second in Los Angeles. The news conferences will be held on March 8th and 9th. The boxers haven’t seen each other since the bout was announced, so this is a historic moment. They’ll likely make fun of each other at the presser, which will be entertaining for the audience.
Davis, a heavy hitter from Baltimore, also said that tickets for this mega bout would go on sale on the same day as the press conference. Meanwhile, spectators in Las Vegas for the lightweight bout on April 22 are on the edge of their seats in anticipation.
Davis and “KingRy” are both promising young lightweights in the sport. They’re the only ones that can challenge Devin Haney for the starting position. And this battle will establish once and for all which of the two is superior. It’s interesting that they both have perfect records. Garcia enters the ring with a record of 23 wins and 19 knockouts, while Davis has a record of 28 wins and 26 knockouts.
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