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Claressa Shields “Gwoloat” says that Tank Davis “needs therapy”

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Image: Gervonta Davis Hints at Jake Paul Fight After Avoiding Roach Rematch Amidst Ref Controversy

By Frank Bay: In a recent interview with Clarissa Shields, making her best captain an obvious impression, she said that Gervonta “Tank” Davis needs aid after his last performance. This is not a typical boxing advice, as he may need a fresh coach or must be more aggressive, no shields have suggested something taboos.

Shields admitted that she was looking for therapy during her boxing career and suggested that that’s what Gervont needs. This is a completely different aid. Searching for professional therapy can be seen as the main weakness. The expert Gag in the series “The Sopranos” consisted in the fact that Tony Soprano secretly received therapy.

It happened that if the crowd knew that Tony talked to the therapist, he would be hit. For obvious reasons, he may tell the secrets of the crowd, but more importantly, it is perceived by people as a weakness. Especially in Macho sport, such as boxing, it can be a blow to death.

The fighters could hear the tank sees shrinking and think it is finished. But times have changed and mental health is true. Ryan Garcia and Danny Garcia are fresh and older fighters who revealed that they need aid in the field of mental health. The search for aid in the field of mental health in today’s era has become acceptable not only for men in the mainstream of society, but also for men in the Ultra Macho sports sports, such as boxing, where the mental advantage is crucial.

Retirement conversation

Clarissa based her opinion on a conversation of retirement reservoirs. Many fans, media members and people in the boxing industry also noticed that Tank Talking’s retirement was a red flag entering the fight Lamont Roach. Ryan Garcia also gave an opinion that he states that Tanks’ retirement conversation was the reason he lost.

Ryan felt that after retiring from the back of the tanks he was not able to find the equipment he needed when he faced adversity. In sport such as boxing, doubt can be the biggest obstacle of the warrior. Teofimo Lopez, who is not a secret to mental health, once questioned after flawless effort compared to Sandor Martin, where the camera famously caught him, purring him, “whether I still have”.

People used this momentary sign of weakness by Lopez as a sign that he had no chance against Josh Taylor. We saw how it took place. It is expected that the fighters will boast, brag and never admit, even if they feel frail, that they have doubts about their ability to defeat every warrior placed before them.

No warrior will reach the top of sport, not believing in himself. They have pride and ego in abundance. It can also be their biggest trap. They are too proud to seek aid when you need aid.

Tank trouble

Sharks spin around Gervonta when people and fighters witnessed a breakdown in his armor. The tank increased to the top of sport with the aura of invincibility. It was created and sold by the second notable invincible warrior, Floyd Mayweather. However, Mayweather also had problems from the ring and outside.

He had shortbread and even spent time in the pond. It happens that the most notable fighters usually have trouble and diseases at the top. It is demanding to call a warrior who did not get into trouble during their reign. Manny Pacquaio was canceled, Tyson Fury had drug problems, Oscar needed rehabilitation, Sugar Ray Leonard admitted that he had problems with drug abuse, Mike Tyson has no need to explain and so on on the list.

It is complex to remain neat and protected from the falls of life when you are a man. Fame, money, women and all your fresh friends are the easiest ways to lose your eyes with what led you there.

Your God gave skills. And for a tiny 5’2 Gervont Davis from the Baltimore slums he was born with dynamite in both fists. Davis, however, is not foreign to the law. Davis is lucky to be a free man, considering that he was involved in a hit and running. Justice was given, and Tank returned to the ring to earn a lot of money for many people.

Opinions are like holes

Opinions make boxing great. However, there are opinions based on facts and opinions based on narratives, lies or semi -deprived. Tank Davis is a polarizing figure in the boxing community. But I will give you a fact, Tank Davis is a star, puts his ass on seats and draws the attention of media and social media.

He was half the last mega boxing PPV when he defeated Ryan Garcia; This is a fact. The opinion is that PPV was successful only because Ryan Garcia has a huge base of fans on social media. This is for a debate. Maybe true, maybe not. The fact is that his commercial success cannot be taken from him.

The fact is that the tank is the highest level award. Note that I said the prize. It is simply like that, in the same way as Canelo Alvarez, and the fighters constantly call them because they know the day of payment. From opponents of fighters managers to promoters after involved families, everyone wants a piece of tank Davis, because they represent life -changing money for all sides.

The opinion is that Tank Davis is successful because he is a warrior produced. The fact is that his promoter, Floyd Mayweather, is cited as “leave a tank alone” when he asks about opponents about which fans and media ask him for a challenge.

He was protected because he earns a lot of money for many people. The Lamont Roach fight proved to people with opinions, which the tank was actually protected and was exposed to cherry. The fact is that the payment has done nothing to influence his fame, and it can be argued that people are more intrigued to see if the tank can find its size.

Repetition of the rematch?

I’m not here to say what a tank needs or not. In my opinion, of course, I need any aid, but what aid I have no qualifications. Maybe Gervonta mentally checked the boxing and there is no instinct for the aspiration or the killer?

Maybe Davis simply needs technical support for boxing, as if he had to be more aggressive during his fights. Many experts have always claimed that the tank does not throw many blows and lose their rounds because it consists of their power to save it. Was it a free evening or was the tank never so good at the beginning?

Everything to the debate. But Clarissa presents a more poignant, significant question: does Gervont need something much deeper than boxing? It is now popular so that athletes such as Deontay Wilder go to the retreat of Ayahuasca to fight demons, looking for peace and clarity in the known distorted boxing sport.

Wilder claimed that this made him a better person. I will tell you what Tank Davis needs, he needs a victory over Lamont Roach, so call me the captain obvious. I hear from fans that they finally want Davis to stop criticism, fighting the huge names of fans and media he claimed to avoid.

I don’t have to tell you because people know, but when a rematch comes, Tank Davis must silence critics and say a statement by stopping Lamont Roach. Something less than a knockout of a tank Davis, and sharks smell blood.

Another controversial decision, and everything can end for Tank Davis in terms of being boxing. Nothing other than the spectacular performance of the tank and can signal that it’s time to leave. Loss and tank Davis can retire very well and we will never see how it fights. That would be a shame.

Last updated 31.03.2025

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Rolly Romero named “super champion”, but within 180 days he must face the modern champion

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Rolly Romero elevated to ‘Super Champion’ but must face new champ within 180 days

Rolando Romero has been elevated to the title of super champion by the WBA, but he must fight in order to retain his title.

“Rolly” won the Regular title following a victory over Ryan Garcia in February 2025. His promotion to full champion came after Jaron Ennis was fired and a weight raise was made.

Romero, despite being linked to Devin Haney, Conor Benn and even Manny Pacquiao, has since been inactive. Today, WBA made the decision to further raise it to a higher level.

“The World Boxing Association (WBA) has officially named Rolando “Rolly” Romero as world super champion. As part of the ruling, the WBA also approved a fight for the vacant welterweight world title between top contender Shakhram Giyasov and No. 6 contender Jack Catterall. The fight will take place this Saturday, May 23, 2026, in the Giza Pyramids in Egypt.

“The decision was made by the WBA Championship Committee at the formal request of Romero’s team and after reviewing his career as a three-division WBA champion.”

Super champions are rewarded, according to the commission’s guidelines, “in exceptional circumstances and in the best interests of the sport.”

Despite orders and orders, the situation remains largely unchanged. Jack Catterall and Shakhram Giyasov already fought for the WBA Regular title this weekend, and given the sanctioning body’s goal of reducing the number of champions in each division to one, they would have to face Romero regardless of these modern nominations.

However, it has been confirmed that ‘Rolly’ must face the winner within 180 days.

“The sanctioning authority also determined that Romero must face the winner of the Giyasov vs. Catterall bout within a maximum of 180 days from the date of the fight.”

While “super champion” status has rarely been popular with fans, the ruling gives Catterall and Giyasov the chance to leave Egypt with a recognized world title.

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Terence Crawford’s visit to Egypt keeps the return debate alive

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Terence Crawford insists he has successfully retired, but his decision to fly to Egypt for Saturday’s Oleksandr Usyk-Rico Verhoeven fight continues to fuel doubts about whether the former four-division world champion is truly done with boxing.

Crawford appeared during the week’s pre-card fight at Pyramids and once again reiterated that he had “nothing to prove” when returning to the ring. Nevertheless, his presence at the season’s highlights in Riyad continues to fuel speculation about a return.


“I have nothing to prove. I have nothing to gain,” Crawford said when asked about returning to boxing in an interview with Ring Magazine.

“So you know, I’m happily retired.”

Crawford also explained why he thinks it’s crucial for fighters to step away from fighting while still able to compete at a high level.

“Don’t give them everything,” Crawford said. “Come out with something, you know, that way you’ll have it for something else later. I’m content with my decision.”

Despite these comments, Crawford’s continued visibility at Turki Alalshikh’s biggest boxing events keeps fans skeptical as to whether he is actually done. Crawford traveled to Egypt for the week of the Usyk-Verhoeven fight and spent time with Usyk during Thursday’s post-fight news conference.

Crawford praised Usyk and predicted that the unified heavyweight champion would ultimately defeat Verhoeven on Saturday night.

“I think Rico will be hard at first,” Crawford said. “But I think Usyk, with his experience, will solve it quite early.”

Crawford also deflected questions about a possible fight with Jaron “Boots” Ennis when the topic came up at the end of the interview.

“I don’t want to talk about it, man.” Crawford said.

Turki Alalshikh has repeatedly stated publicly that he wants Crawford to return for another major fight, although Crawford continues to insist that he remains retired.

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Mayweather’s former opponent Andre Berto predicts Pacquiao rematch: ‘It’s intriguing’

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Former Mayweather opponent Andre Berto predicts Pacquiao rematch: “That makes it interesting”

Former world champion Andre Berto, who fought Floyd Mayweather in 2015, presented his prediction for the American’s rematch with Manny Pacquiao.

Both of the best of all time will face each other in the professional ring on September 25over a decade since Mayweather won a unanimous decision in their first meeting.

At the time, “Money” was performing brilliantly against “Pac Man,” who later claimed to have injured his shoulder during training camp.

In any case, their bout was widely criticized for coming too slow in their careers, even though it became the most lucrative boxing event of all time.

Therefore, similar frustration has been expressed regarding their rematch, as Mayweather and Pacquiao have reached the ages of 49 and 47, respectively.

However, since Mayweather has agreed to put his 50-0 record on the line, his decision to retire comes with some risks.

The five-division world champion hasn’t fought professionally since 2017, when he suffered a one-sided 10th-round finish over UFC star Conor McGregor.

This followed his unanimous victory over Berto in 2015, and Mayweather’s former foe was expected to overtake Pacquiao again later this year.

Berto revealed his predictions in an interview with TMZwhile confirming the fact that both fighters’ best form is long behind them.

“I think that’s the only one [factor] this will make this fight really intriguing – [Mayweather] putting his record on the line.

“At the end of the day, Pacquiao is older [and] Floyd is older, so you can’t expect anything crazy.

“[But] I think Floyd could do the same [winning on points]. He’s a little older, but he still has that experience and knowledge.

Although Mayweather won his first fight in comprehensive fashion, his inactivity could be a telling factor against Pacquiao, who went to a 12-round draw with Mario Barrios last July.

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