hang it up hang it up I'm I'm not being biased if I'm a 100 if Tang got his ass whooped I'm going say you know what he got his ass whooped you know that tank is over he had the lessons getting his lessons of what he got to do take us the arest away this former world champion boxer is accusing javante Davis of ruining the sport Floyd Mayweather has revealed why this is the end of javant Davis he said that Tank's recent fight against against Lamont Roach clearly shows that he has lost his charm and
he no longer has the hunger to become one of the best boxers in the world his has what easy fight from what I see and did the guy come out of GRA I say probably was four rounds the guy could have he he could have got but eight rounds he's getting out box turn turn the name of the game is boxing the name of the game is not slugging because when the fight game is over when boxing is all over and you hang it up like me meanwhile tank Davis has openly expressed his belief that
Floyd Mayweather never wanted any fighter to surpass him in an interview Davis stated Floyd never wanted nobody to be better than him any fighter this sentiment reflects Davis's perception of Mayweather's attitude towards potential successors in the boxing world the Dynamics between a mentor and protege can be complex especially when the protege's success begins to rival that of the mentor Davis's comment suggests ATT tension rooted in competitiveness and the desire for legacy preservation first of all Floy don't never want to see no one like a fighter do better than them how say turn CW your fight
um going be that that don't make no [ __ ] sense you don't never want to see nobody be better last question F yeah I love the fighter like I ain't going to lie if he was like chill like he the smoothest but he's not you know what I mean he's he's a great fighter and my bad and he uh cuz I don't want to say like he does his scumbag but it's like he's a he's a great fighter and sometimes he could be he can be good but it's like it's always I'm this I'm
this Holly malagi a former we world champion has criticized jvon Davis asserting that tank has ruined boxing mali's comments highlight a broader discourse on the state of boxing and the influence of contemporary fighters on the sports Integrity such critiques often stem from concerns about the commercialization of boxing and the perceived deviation from its Traditional Values meli's perspective adds to the ongoing debate about the direction in which modern boxing is heading this former world champion boxer is accusing javante Davis of ruining the sport what do you guys think and who do you think the former world
champion is it's none other than Paulie Mal galani or I don't know how to say his name honestly I just know that he had that whole thing with Conor McGregor and then he couldn't even be ardam lobov in bare knuckle boxing so take his word with a grain of salt but obviously I do agree to it with him to some extent dvon Davis has all the skills in the world but he's not taking the most competitive fights you know Lamont Rose if he had made four or five defenses at 13 you'd be selling me a
little bit I'd be curious but no you're just recycling the same Champion you're not even progressing you're killing the sport to line your pockets I defend the sport I want the best matchups possible you're not going to entertain me with the b-level matchups just cuz they're pay-per-views which makes a lot of sense you know what I mean I I'm not paying for it you know I'm going to stream it like I would think most people are um but yeah javante Davis I wouldn't say he's ruining the sport I think Floyd Mayweather ruined the sport because
every boxer after him just wants to get the easiest fight with the most amount of money Pros have claimed that Floyd Mayweather was jealous of tank Davis this allegation points to a possible strain in their relationship suggesting that Mayweather's competitive nature may have extended beyond the ring into his mentorship jealousy in Mentor Protege relationships can lead to conflicts especially when the protege's rising prominence threatens the mentor's Legacy you actually need to be thankful that your product got pushed out there because had it not been tank might have been fighting in Rinky Dink boxing clubs bro
we may have never got the opportunity to know who tank Davis really was so let's go ahead and start there now tank early on you heard him he only getting about 10 racks a fight Floyd is making it to where yeah I'm going to get your mama out this Hood but I'm going to have you on your knees crawling back to me you feel me you going to have to get in where you fit in to really earn this bag the same way I did but what I think was happening was I think that Floyd
Mayweather Jun was getting a little tad bit jealous of tank he saw the potential he knew a dude was capable of and when you got a fighter like tank Davis you don't put him in a position to take a l you put him in a position to win every fight to grow the brand ultimately this is your product ultimately you're getting money off of this following dervon Davis's bout against roach many fans expressed disappointment questioning Davis's boxing abilities Observer noted that roach a relatively lesser-known boxer managed to challenge Davis significantly leading to concerns about Davis's
preparedness and skill level this unexpected performance Gap has sparked discussions about Davis's training regimen focus and future prospects in the sport fans and analysts alike are now re-evaluating their expectations of Davis's career trajectory so tank Davis versus Lamar roach goes to a majority decision draw with tank retaining his WBA lightweight title now I did not score this fight a draw I had at 75 to Lamont Roach I thought he had the ring generalship and effective pressure you know he was Landing the jab and effective combinations tank as usual had a very low output and he
was relying on one big shot you know I give roach the first three rounds tank the next three rounds and then roach for the last six rounds to win the fight not to mention tank did take a knee in the middle of the fight you know by rule that should have been considered a knockdown yes it was to get his mouthpiece and that's why didn't rule at a knockdown but anytime a fighter takes a knee that's a knockdown and that would have given roach one more point to win the fight now I'm sure they run
it back I mean Lamar roach absolutely deserves a rematch he just had the fight of his life he wasn't scared to go toe-to-toe with tank you know Landing his combinations the bigger counters and the more effective shots he definitely deserves a second payday now in the co-main event Gary Antoine Russell put on an amazing performance I think he won 11 or 12 rounds against Ryan Valenzuela great hand speed good combinations you know Master Class to win the WBA title and then in the featured ball Oberto poo beat sander Martin to retain his WBC title he
landed the cleaner left hands definitely won the last two to rounds to Edge the fight but overall good card I do think roach won the fight though the boxing Community has observed a double standard regarding career moves when Floyd Mayweather left Bob arum's promotion it was deemed acceptable however when jervon Davis sought to leave Mayweather promotions he was labeled disrespectful this discrepancy highlights the complexities Fighters face when making career decisions the differing reactions suggest that industry perceptions are influenced by a Fighter's status and the narratives construct Ed around their choices when Floyd left Bob arum
it's not good for it's good for them to do it and become their own boss and then if another guy does it is not good for the sport he's disloyal and what's wrong with tank saying he want to be his own boss and honestly I've been there the relationship between them two is very toxic it's a toxic relationship it's up and down and up and down and I'm not going to elaborate to any everything that I know but it's a very toxic relationship and that's why when I when I Tweet stuff I don't tweet often
but when I tweet I may fire off 50 tweets in the day and that's why when I tweeted certain things about the relationship tank retweeted it because he knows like I'm not just going to say what it is it's a very toxic relationship it's back and forth and I think it will serve him best to go and and be his own boss Adrien Broner revealed that jervon Davis confided in him about his dissatisfaction with the support he received Bronner stated that he couldn't disclose details until Davis chose to speak publicly this Revelation indicates that Davis
may have felt uncomfortable with aspects of his career from its early stages such feelings of discontent can impact a Fighter's performance and mental well-being underscoring the importance of a supportive environment in professional sports um no I haven't talked to him about it but we talked about it before MH you know we talked about it a few times but you know now that he now now that he is doing his own thing you know um you know I hope I hope that best for him and I hope he he as big as the world I don't
care know I just I just want to do good he keeps alluding that there was something wrong there that he wasn't happy with the support that he was getting you know is there something there from what he's saying from what your relationship with him um that's not that's not really for me to come out and talk about you know I I'll I'll wait until he's comfortable with saying and letting people know his business but you know uh now that he's on his own you know um I hope you I hope you are gervon Davis has
publicly disclosed his earnings from matchups information that Floyd Mayweather had previously kept private by revealing his financial details Davis aims to assert his independence and transparency this move challenges traditional Norms in boxing where financial matters are often kept confidential a lot of you guys are talking about what javante tank Davis said talking about him pricing himself out say and he won 150 M for his rematch with Ryan Garcia Ryan Garcia y'all want to know what I think about that whole video it looks like javante is on the outskirts listen man where everything is happening dude
all these fights are being made over there it just looks like javante is on the outskirts looking for the perfect op but at the same time talking about how big of a brand he is how much of a product he is how much he's worth 150 M you know I mean I get all that but here's the thing what I've been trying to say us as boxing fans we're we're very satisfied with the product we're getting we get a lot of crazy matchups and I'm going to tell you this again the money isn't in the
Superstar it's in the matchups case in point Devin Haney a product by himself many people is proven that he's not a big pay-per-view Star right but Devin versus Ryan Garcia is a big fight Devon versus T Lopez is a big fight you get what I'm saying in the aftermath of their separation dervon Davis described Floyd Mayweather's Behavior towards him as toxic he implied that Mayweather's actions were detrimental to his personal and professional development the term toxic suggests a harmful environment that hindered Davis's growth such characterizations can influence public perception and shed light on the challenges
athletes face in managing professional relationships like I got to do that a lot of people don't know that what Floyd do he s so you feel like it was a sub like he was subbing you like oh like he he that he was going at me he was going at me and I knew for sure he was going at me that's why I went at him there no reason for me to go at Floyd yeah that's what I was thinking cuz it's I feel like y' got I want say love hate but it's been like
the last interview you showed them love this week it was whatever but is that sometimes like you know is it just like big bro little bro seeing things different or what is it to you no he just Floyd don't never he feel as though I'm about to I'm about to I'm at that point where as though I pass him and I and I'm doing it at a young age wait like when Floyd was uh 29 you'll see bro yeah that deal that I'm talking about yeah oh that's deal he he don't know about that yet
but that's bigger than his deal damn wow and y'all just and I'm just releasing exclusive that's exclusive [ __ ] Floyd deal yeah t don't cap [ __ ] that's a lot of bread as tensions between Floyd Mayweather and gervon Davis became increasingly public media outlets and fans speculated about the underlying causes of their Discord Shawn Porter commented on the situation noting that the combination of personal allegations Financial disputes and professional disagreements created a complex narrative that captivated the boxing community it's public knowledge that tank and and Mayweather had issues it's public knowledge that they're
not in a contract anymore and it's public knowledge that tank has moved on and is trying to for the sake of words separate himself from the the umbrella of being under Mayweather but Mayweather was there Mayweather was there why wasn't no no no it wasn't because you wasn't trying to take away from a moment it was because you weren't sure what that moment was going to look like at analysts have debated the caliber of dervon Davis's opponents suggesting that his promotional team may have strategically selected favorable fights this approach could limit Davis's exposure to more
formidable challenges potentially hindering his development as a boxer critics argue that facing tougher opponents is essential for a Fighter's growth and legitimacy dvon tank Davis is one of the most overrated fighters in the sport of boxing right now and not because of his skills but because of his resume and resume does matter in my opinion he's a victim of what I call Terence Crawford syndrome where you have a really bad promoter who only wants you to fight in promotion fighters who you know that they can 100% beat if tank Davis wants to be great he's
going to have to fight one of the other champions in the two divisions that he fights in 135 pounds and 140 lbs I'm going to lift list off all the champions in those divisions and tell you if I think he can beat them or not so first we got the only other full champion in 135 lb Shakur Stevenson if they fought I think tank has a good chance of maybe knocking him out in the later rounds but if I had to bet my house on it I would say Shakur Stevenson would beat him in a
close decision and it would end up probably being a boring fight but I think Shakur has the skills to beat tank Davis over a long 12 round fight now we have sabrio Matias who's a scary Terminator likee fighter who gives up the early rounds to come on later and drown you in those later rounds but he's very stiff and he doesn't have very good footwork at all I think tank Davis will probably you know box his face off for most of the 12 rounds there might be some trouble in the late rounds but if tank
can stay out of trouble I think this is one of the few Champions that he would beat but I don't think he would fight him from the very beginning coach Calvin Ford has been a Cornerstone in jant Davis's boxing Journey serving as his trainer and Mentor Ford's consistent guidance has been instrument m al in shaping Davis into the formidable boxer he is today Ford's influence extends Beyond Technical Training encompassing aspects of discipline strategy and mental fortitude wellbeing as well as your boxing progress who you have been invested with from the outset tank has been with
Coach Calvin Ford since he was I think I think eight or nine which is crazy um and the relationship that those two have is is an enormous Factor um tank trusts uh coach Calvin to give him the right advice and that has been proven to be to be um a good position a good place to put your trust because um as of yet he hasn't given any bad advice he's very calm in the corner um he knows when to tell tank to turn it up uh he gives him understandable advice and he gives him very
simple advice in the corner Calvin Ford has remarked that their Journey was crazy but now his experience is gone and tank is over this reflection suggests a sense of finality or transition in their professional relationship Ford's comments May indicate changes in their dynamic or Davis's career Direction such transitions are common in sports where evolving circumstances necessitate shifts in mentorship and training approaches my J is crazy that's why I said there I said y you can't write this man you cannot write this my experience man gone and all the stuff that I went through prepared me
for where I'm at J you know that tank is over he had the lessons getting his lessons of what he got to do take us the rest of the way this is his take us the rest of the way [Music] fight despite his success opinions about janta Davis's standing in the boxing World vary some critics argue that he is overrated by casual fans who may not fully grasp the Sport's intricacies conversely others believe he is underrated by boxing purists who recognize the depth of his skill set this dichotomy reflects the subjective nature of sports evaluations
and the varying criteria by which athletes are judged Davis's career continues to be a topic of lively debate among fans and analysts he said he still on the air he said tank is hey they did Max C dirty for real but go ahead bro he said tank is overrated by people that don't know boxing and he's underrated by people that do know boxing and what he that's buzz what he meant by that I agree with that what he meant by that is that if you don't know boxing you don't know who tank javant Davis has
expressed disillusionment with the sport referring to boxing as trash and stating that he no longer cares about titles or accolades this change of heart has led him to consider stepping away from The Ring earlier than anticipated such sentiments highlight the pressures and challenges professional athletes face including maintaining passion of amidst adversity so realistically how much longer do you see yourself being a fighter how many more years you think it depends I got some people I want to get like I don't want to say that names but just say Yes or No hany Yes Leno yes
tiimo yes not really so much tiimo not so much how come cuz it's like I don't know just hand like I mean if it was if it if the fight like prevents itself then yeah but other than that not on your list it's not on my he's not kosas no is there anyone I'm missing or is that it yeah but I don't want to say his name Shakur yeah that's another one at a relatively young age janta Davis acknowledges the importance of mental health and the necessity of stepping back to focus on his well-being even
if it means leaving the sport he once loved this recognition reflects a growing awareness among athletes about the significance of mental health Davis's openness about his struggles May encourage others to prioritize their well-being and seek support when needed that's why I don't want box no more I want to do therapy right but I feel as though if I do therapy it would lose the fire that I have inside me I want everything out of me where so I don't never think about fighting again I don't think about even getting angry you know what I mean
cuz I have two girls two daughters I'm wanting to be much Sofer you know what I mean be more humble and things shout out to tank Davis saying that he's going to go to therapy because he wants to soften up for his daughters and he wants to let go of the anger and yes although maybe the anger served him in his boxing career it's not currently serving him now at the moment being the father so shout out for tank Davis that's a real man a real man is what willing to be gentle in a tough
cruel world right it doesn't take much for us to be angry in The Angry World it takes a lot of Courage for us to soften up and shine our light whereas we've been in maybe in darkness our whole lives or maybe our Darkness got us to success right so like tank Davis obviously be became successful putting the anger towards boxing but now he's on this next level of Life uh and stepping into his therapy era which I love to see so shout out to tank Davis for stepping into your healing era let's go that's it
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