‘He’s in trouble’ – Gervonta Davis flaunts ripped physique months before next fight as fans express concerns for Lamont Roach

Gervonta Davis looks ripped and ready three months out from his next outing against Lamont Roach. ‘Tank’ was initially scheduled to defend his WBA lightweight title against Roach on December 14 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. YouTube - ESNEWSDavis looks to be in fantastic shape three month out from his next fight[/caption] However, the fight has now been pushed back three months to March 1 due to a scheduling conflict, while the venue has been changed to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Given the lengthy stretch until fight night, neither man is yet to begin their camps but you wouldn’t believe it by taking one look at Davis. Videos have emerged of Davis posing for the cameras at a recent press event and fans were left stunned by the condition he is in already. One supporter wrote: “Lamont Roach is in trouble. Gervonta Davis is in shape right now.” Another commented: “Tank is looking insane.” A third posted: “His shoulders look big and strong.” A fourth fan remarked: “That champ in shape it’s up.” Meanwhile, somebody else said: “Looking in great shape already.” Roach, the reigning WBA super featherweight champion, was granted ‘special permission’ by the major sanctioning body to move up and challenge for Davis’ title while also retaining his 130lbs strap. Roach picked up the WBA super-featherweight strap by beating Hector Luis Garcia via split decision in November 2023 and defended it against Feargal McCrory in June. Davis is set to face WBA super featherweight champion Roach in MarchEsther Lin/ PBC He is now closing in on the opportunity to join an illustrious list of two-weight world champions, which includes his upcoming opponent. Davis, who previously held the IBF and WBA super featherweight straps, was elevated from ‘regular’ to full WBA world champion in November 2023 when Devin Haney vacated the belt. The Baltimore boxer defended the full world title for the first time in June with an eighth-round knockout win over Frank Martin. Boxing fans were hoping to see Davis square off with Vasyl Lomachenko next in a WBA and IBF unification clash after both parties entered into negotiations earlier this year. However, talks came to an abrupt halt in July when Lomachenko opted to take some time away from the sport. Lomachenko’s manager Egis Klimas insisted that his client ‘wasn’t in the mood to fight Davis right now’ and wouldn’t be returning to the ring until 2025. Davis will defend his WBA lightweight world champion against RoachEsther Lin/PBC The development came amid reports that Lomachenko and Davis had reached an agreement. Although Top Rank President Todd DuBoef told talkSPORT.com in September that talks never progressed beyond the early stages with nothing more than a ‘framework’ for the deal being in place at the time of the collapse. Watch Fury Vs Usyk 2 Live on DAZN *If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue How to Watch Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk 2 live on DAZN Get ready to rumble with Fury vs Usyk 2 live on DAZN Pay-Per-View! Buy the PPV: Get access to the fight by purchasing the PPV on DAZN. No Commitment, 7-Day Free Trial: With your PPV purchase, you’ll also receive a 7-day free trial of DAZN. Enjoy all the action and explore DAZN‘s sports lineup with no extra cost! First Month Free: Monthly DAZN subscribers can get their first month for free when signing up! No Subscription Required: The PPV price is all you need to pay. There’s no obligation to continue after your free trial ends. Don’t miss the biggest fight of 2024! On December 21st “Gypsy King” Tyson Fury takes on “The Cat” Oleksandr Usyk for a second time in what promises to be the rematch of the century – order now and start your DAZN free trial today!

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‘He’s in trouble’ – Gervonta Davis flaunts ripped physique months before next fight as fans express concerns for Lamont Roach

Gervonta Davis looks ripped and ready three months out from his next outing against Lamont Roach.

‘Tank’ was initially scheduled to defend his WBA lightweight title against Roach on December 14 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.

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Davis looks to be in fantastic shape three month out from his next fight[/caption]

However, the fight has now been pushed back three months to March 1 due to a scheduling conflict, while the venue has been changed to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Given the lengthy stretch until fight night, neither man is yet to begin their camps but you wouldn’t believe it by taking one look at Davis.

Videos have emerged of Davis posing for the cameras at a recent press event and fans were left stunned by the condition he is in already.

One supporter wrote: “Lamont Roach is in trouble. Gervonta Davis is in shape right now.”

Another commented: “Tank is looking insane.”

A third posted: “His shoulders look big and strong.”

A fourth fan remarked: “That champ in shape it’s up.”

Meanwhile, somebody else said: “Looking in great shape already.”

Roach, the reigning WBA super featherweight champion, was granted ‘special permission’ by the major sanctioning body to move up and challenge for Davis’ title while also retaining his 130lbs strap.

Roach picked up the WBA super-featherweight strap by beating Hector Luis Garcia via split decision in November 2023 and defended it against Feargal McCrory in June.

Davis is set to face WBA super featherweight champion Roach in March
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He is now closing in on the opportunity to join an illustrious list of two-weight world champions, which includes his upcoming opponent.

Davis, who previously held the IBF and WBA super featherweight straps, was elevated from ‘regular’ to full WBA world champion in November 2023 when Devin Haney vacated the belt.

The Baltimore boxer defended the full world title for the first time in June with an eighth-round knockout win over Frank Martin.

Boxing fans were hoping to see Davis square off with Vasyl Lomachenko next in a WBA and IBF unification clash after both parties entered into negotiations earlier this year.

However, talks came to an abrupt halt in July when Lomachenko opted to take some time away from the sport.

Lomachenko’s manager Egis Klimas insisted that his client ‘wasn’t in the mood to fight Davis right now’ and wouldn’t be returning to the ring until 2025.

Gervonta Davis vs Vasyl Lomachenko looks like it will come next
Davis will defend his WBA lightweight world champion against Roach
Esther Lin/PBC

The development came amid reports that Lomachenko and Davis had reached an agreement.

Although Top Rank President Todd DuBoef told talkSPORT.com in September that talks never progressed beyond the early stages with nothing more than a ‘framework’ for the deal being in place at the time of the collapse.

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