Gervonta Davis (USA) vs Yuriorkis Gamboa (Cuba) | KNOCKOUT, BOXING fight, HD

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Professional American lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis fought seasoned Cuban contender Yuriorkis “El Ciclón de Guantánamo” Gamboa for the vacant WBA (Regular) Lightweight Title. The bout took place on December 28, 2019, at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. A spectacular boxing fight with explosive exchanges and a dramatic stoppage in the 12th round — captured in stunning HD highlights!
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Gervonta Davis (USA) vs Yuriorkis Gamboa (Cuba) | KNOCKOUT, BOXING fight, HD
HIGHLIGHTS
Gervonta Davis and Yurio Kiskemboa,
the height and the reach advantage in favor of the.
Introducing you first, on my left,
fighting out of the red corner,
wearing red trunks, white and gold trim,
fighting out of Miami, Florida,
by way of Guantanamo, Cuba.
He weighed in at 134 and 1 1⁄2 pounds,
with a record of 30 wins and two loses.
He has 18 wins coming by way of knockout.
Tonight, making his seventh world title appearance,
here is the WBA number two ranked lightweight contender.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
the acclaimed former unified featherweight champion
of the world.
Introducing El Ciclón de Guantanamo,
Yurio Kiskemboa!
And his opponent across the ring,
fighting out of the blue corner,
wearing rose gold trunks with white trim,
proudly representing his home of Baltimore, Maryland.
He weighed in at 134 and 3 1⁄4 pounds.
He is undefeated in his outstanding campaign in the ring,
with a record of 22 wins, no losses,
21 big wins coming by way of knockout.
Here is the sensational young star of boxing,
the WBA number one ranked lightweight contender.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome
the hard-hitting, popular, and undefeated
two-time champion of the world.
Introducing Gervonta Teixeira!
If they creep, I gave you both instructions.
I want to remind you, fight fair, fight hard, fight clean.
Listen and obey my commands all the time.
Protect yourself at all times.
Good luck to both of you.
Clean knockout percentage, Yurio Kiskemboa
looking to shock the world.
We are underway here in Atlanta.
Castellanos.
There's a big straight left at back up,
Gamboa followed by a big right.
There's a straight left that caught the attention
of the cute.
There's a straight left.
By a straight left, but Gamboa got out of the way.
Since that moment, other guys have come to the forefront,
guys like Teixeira.
Good right hook to the body.
Gamboa's right to the body.
A straight left down goes Gamboa on a heavy straight.
Gamboa trying to hold on, but Gamboa.
Davis is coming forward, a big straight left.
There's talking about the shoe.
I'll talk final moments of the second.
Can Gamboa survive heavy punches that were missed by Davis?
A straight left spraying Gamboa.
That ends the second.
Shoe is coming off of Yurio Kiskemboa.
They put it to his right shoe.
Benzorf, that shoe is a big factor
along with the punching power of Gervonta Davis.
There's a big straight left,
but a right by Gamboa.
Gamboa caught Davis.
As we, straight left.
Two big straight lefts that backed up Gamboa.
Stomping him in his tracks, another one.
It's like target practice now by Davis.
Four straight lefts, power punches.
Taking a look at it, Nats.
The knockdown in the last round.
There's that straight left by Gervonta Davis
that put down Gamboa.
There's a straight left connecting.
Stopping it, stop Gamboa.
Big straight left for Gamboa, threw him right hand.
Gamboa realizes he's gonna have to fight fire with fire
to a degree.
Gervonta Davis in total control.
Straight left backs up.
To the body by Davis.
Straight left by Davis.
Davis.
For Gamboa.
So they hopefully have that rectified.
But look at Gamboa.
Big straight left backing up Gamboa.
But Gamboa got to be deterred.
Davis is so strong and quick
and he throws a machine gun burst.
Big left uppercut connecting.
Two big uppercuts.
Big shot by Davis.
Davis now teed off on Gamboa.
Gamboa might be hurt.
Holding on to the top rope.
Gamboa's been down 15 times in his career.
Big left uppercut connecting.
Heavy shots from Gervonta Davis.
All right, hook.
Oh my, look at this onslaught.
In spectacular fashion.
A big shot to the body by Gervonta Davis.
Right uppercut.
Davis.
Left to the body, followed by left upstairs
and that ends the fifth.
Take a look back and witness
what we saw.
Heavy left.
A left cross from Davis.
A left uppercut.
Big, big punches from Gervonta Davis.
By Davis.
Such a thing.
There's a straight left.
Snapping the head back of Gamboa.
Gamboa trying to tie up the final.
Calvin Ford is a long time trainer
in the corner of Gervonta Davis.
There's a right.
That was probably the best punch
in a few rounds for Gamboa.
A straight left for Davis.
Gamboa almost looking for a single leg.
That's the end of seven.
Go back and good left to the body,
right on the abdomen,
but a right for Gamboa as he responded.
That was a good left hook by Gamboa.
Taking a look at the action again.
And here is when Davis or Gamboa
said that Davis pushed his head down,
which is why he pretty much ran into him
and took him to the ropes.
Changing his levels as 100 seconds to go in the eight.
By Gamboa.
Left hook by Gervonta Davis.
Gervonta Davis as they spray walk.
I gave you a full minute rest, step back.
Listen to me.
Take a look at the knockdown.
Hey, hey, tell him I gave you a full minute rest.
Gamboa got blitzed with a left cross from Gervonta Davis.
Taking a look at it again.
Gamboa hanging around in the pocket for too long.
And then this happens.
Boom, right on the button as he dispatches of Gamboa.
Gamboa came forward and Davis found his Mark Bink.
That staggered Gamboa.
A straight left, Gamboa being walked down
two minutes to go in the nine.
Gamboa long break, but he gets clipped.
Gamboa in a world of trouble.
Davis teeing off on him.
Gamboa trying to tie a fight.
Oh, letting Davis know, hey,
I'm still very much in this fight.
Big shot by Gamboa who clocked Davis.
Some tense moments from the fans here in Atlanta.
Final stages, couple of straight lefts.
Gamboa retaliates.
Davis was looking away from Gamboa
in a left followed by a right, followed by a left.
Davis took his eyes off Gamboa for a brief.
Mindset of, hey, I just want this for the distance.
I'm just trying to survive,
which is why he's holding his ring.
General shipping now, savvy as a straight left.
That connected big right hook.
Gamboa got caught again.
Davis trying to finish off Gamboa.
And Davis.
Turn, you get it?
When you turn.
Let's take a look.
There's that big straight left.
That connected.
Oh, big straight left that backed up Gamboa.
Davis trying to finish off the former world.
Davis trying to let his hands go.
Gamboa crowding Davis.
And that is a slip.
That was a slip.
Big straight left, a couple big shots.
Davis trying to finish off Gamboa.
Over Medeiros, down goes Gamboa.
And this one is over.
Jermonte Davis.
With the finish of Yuriokis Gamboa,
as Tank has become a two division.
Big straight left from Davis.
An uppercut dispatching him on the canvas
and Jack Rees had seen enough.
We'll take a look at it again.
And there is that big left hook.
As we'll go to the end of the first half.
We'll go back and look at it again.
There's that left uppercut.
Oh my, what a wicked left uppercut.
And Jack Rees said, nah, enough is enough.
Let's take a look at it again.
Here is this left uppercut.
Take a look at it again.
Wake up.
No, good night.
And here's Jimmy Lennon Jr.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have the time
of one minute, 17 seconds in round number 12.
Our referee in charge, Jack Rees stops the contest.
He is the winner by way of tactical knockout.
He is still undefeated.
He is the new WBA lightweight champion
of the world, Jermonte Tank Davis.
So Jermonte Davis elevates his record
to 23-0 with 22 knockouts.
