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Gervonta Davis says she will fight Ryan Garcia again, “tax him,” but wants $150 million for rematch. That’s his firm asking price, and he’ll be waiting for it to be shipped before he agrees to fight the young social media star again.
Two years ago, Davis (30-0, 28 KOs) knocked out Garcia in the seventh round, although with the benefit of two-pronged weight stipulations of a catch weight of 136 pounds and a rehydration limit of 10 pounds.
Surprisingly, Ryan (24-1, 20 KOs) agreed with both, and that was his undoing because it seemed as if the death had heated up during the fight. He looked thin and sickly.
Tank and his management got one over on Garcia, who was desperate and naïve to the world at the time, and stupidly agreed. What a fool. I bet Tank and his team were laughing at Ryan when he accepted this handicap.
The $150 Million Tank Fantasy
“I’m going to tax that ass again. Tell the guys to give me 150 million dollars. I’m coming,” said Gervonta Davis on Instagram. Tell them to send that bag and I’ll be on my way.”
For there to be any chance of a rematch, Gervonta, 30, will have to stop demanding $150 million and back off from the weight disadvantages they might feel he needs to gain an advantage.
Is KingRy the A-side?
A lot has changed since Davis fought Ryan in 2023, and Kingry’s popularity has skyrocketed beyond where the Baltimore natives are now. In any case, García would be side A in the negotiations.
Money-wise, Tank could get lucky and get paid $30 million if Turki Al-Shiekh gets involved and helps set up a fight between him and Garcia.
Davis has damaged his career by fighting only once since his victory over Garcia, choosing Frank Martin, and then making another blunder by choosing to fight Lamont Roach on March 1. It’s a combination of lack of fandom, fear, and just basic laziness on Tank Davis’ part in not putting on the right fights to increase his popularity rather than hurt it.
