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Davis vs. Roach: date, start time, combat card and stream details

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Box Superstar and the prevailing world champion WBA Lightweight Gervonta “Tank” Davis will face the world champion in WBA Super Featheweight Lamont Roach in a featherlight clash for the title, which header header for loading Ppv.com and PBC Pay-per-View EView on the best movie. The event will take place on Saturday, March 1 with the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Fight Week began on Wednesday at the world -famous Gleason gym in Brooklyn with media training with the main stars of events and an impressive card.


Tank vs. Roach date and start time

The main start of the card (approximate):

  • USA (A) 21:00
  • USA (Fri): 18:00
  • Great Britain (GMT): 2:00 (March 2)
  • Europe (CET): 3:00 (March 2)

Davis vs. Roach fight card ppv price

Cost Davis vs. The Pay-Per-View Roach card is 79.99 USD.

The initial card starts at 18:00 et / 15:00 PT (free access via the best video and vibration).


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Weights and fighting

  • Gervonta Davis (135 pounds / 61.2 kg) vs Lamont Roach (135 pounds / 61.2 kg)
  • José Valenzuela (138.8 pounds / 63.0 kg) vs Gary Antuanne Russell (138.2 pounds / 62.7 kg)
  • Alberto Puello (139.2 pounds / 63.1 kg) vs Sandor Martín (139.2 pounds / 63.1 kg)
  • Yonis tellez (153.4 pounds / 69.6 kg) vs Julian Williams (153.2 pounds / 69.5 kg)
  • Jarrett Hurd (159.6 pounds / 72.4 kg) vs Johan Gonzalez (158.8 pounds / 72.0 kg)
  • David Whitmire (146.4 pounds / 66.4 kg) vs Ángel Muñoz (148.8 pounds / 67.5 kg)
  • Deric Davis (138.2 pounds / 62.7 kg) vs Jamal Johnson (140.8 pounds / 63.9 kg)
  • Flemmings, Jr. (155 pounds / 70.3 kg) vs Florent Dervis (154.2 pounds / 70.0 kg)

Fight division

Main event: Gervonta “Tank” Davis vs. Lamont Roach

12 rounds – WBA Lightweight World Title Clash

  • Davis: Boxing Super -Gwiazda, known for its explosive and knockout ability, returned to Barclays – where he won his first championships – to defend his title.

Gervont Davis quote:
“The atmosphere in Barclays is always amazing. I won my first championship here and I am simply excited that I can come back here to get a great performance. Training in DC was great. It was witty. He restored the amateur style. Certainly Roach is naughty awakening. He tries to get up, but it comes down to skills. Whoever is the most qualified warrior will be a winner. Knocking someone seems like running at home, when he hits the sweet point of the bat and goes far. That’s how I feel for me. This year I want to stay in the ring, I hope with three fights. Roach is the most crucial, and then we solve it for the rest of the road. You will see fireworks. I am acute, speedy and explosive. Lamont is also acute. It will be Banger, and fans will be real winners on Saturday evening. “

  • Roach: The SUPER FEATHER WBA world champion, known for his resistance and technical skills, willingly becomes the champion of two divisions.

Lamont roach quote:
“The rate is higher, but I just want difficult, that’s all. I trained in the best physical and mental form in which I can be. Since I started as a professional. (Bernard) Hopkins Undercard, Canelo Undercards … and the list is long. I am not alien to this and it does not affect me at all. At the end of the day there is mutual respect. But if he intends to a troll, I’m going to troll. All this for me, and becoming a champion of two divisions would be a dream come true for me. “


A joint collaborator: José “Rayo” Valenzuela vs. Gary Antuanne Russell

12 rounds – WBA Super Lightweight World Title Walk

  • Valenzuela: Defending the master, determined to present his well -rounded arsenal, including powerful bodies, oath to steal the program.

José Valenzuela Quote:
“It’s a lovely feeling here to be here in Modern York with these lovely fans. I am ready to defend my title on March 1. I have a massive task ahead of me on Saturday evening. I can’t miss him and I respect him. We both come to the fight. I have many things that are not in my arsenal, like bodies. Winning this belt only motivated me to become stronger, faster and smarter at 140 pounds. My trainer gave me great confidence and will simply click. This shows how I performed with the last few fights. We are two great fighters who are ready for a great fight and steal the program on Saturday evening. “

  • Russell: A difficult -striking pretender focuses on implementing his game plan and proving his value.

Gary Antuanne Russell quote:
“I can’t give you juice, but I know what I am capable of and I am ready to remove the gloss from the main event. Wait for further information. Each opponent is different and forces you to operate different tools. The main lesson that I took from my last fight was that listening is crucial because you must be pliant and versatile. Lesson pulled out. There is nothing up-to-date that we haven’t seen. If we make a game plan, we win. It seems to me that Valenzuela is only trying to pump. I don’t care what he says. Keep the same energy. “


PPV Attraction: WBC Super Lightweight World Title Bout – Alberto Puello vs. Sandor Martín

  • Puello: The prevailing champion defends his title against a great crowd in Modern York.

Quote by Alberto Puello:
“The fight here in Modern York before the great crowd, which many Dominicans will have in it, is really a gift from God who motivates me a lot. I don’t care if I’m talking about it, people know who I am and I will continue to prove that I am one of the best aged 140. I was a world champion and I could regain what was mine at the beginning is a dream come true. If Martin wants to knock me out, he makes a massive mistake. I don’t think he has strength or tools for me and knows about it. I would like to unite after this fight. I don’t mean anyone specific, I just want to face every master. “

  • Martin: The highest -rated compulsory claimant is willing to knock out and war in the ring.

Quote by Sandor Martín:
“I will come there, looking for a knockout, ready for some exchanges and a real war in which fans are the real winners of the night. The Teofimo fight did not really leave any lasting lessons for me. It just showed me that I should not leave the result of the decision in the hands of the judges. Many people considered me the winner of this fight, but now Modern York gives me another opportunity to fight for the title of world champion. The 140-Funt division is arranged with massive names such as Valenzuela, Russell and (Isaac) Pitbull Cruz. I am here for great fights. “


PPV KICKOFF: Yoenis Téllez vs. Julian “J-rock” Williams

10 rounds – momentary WBA Title Super Welter Wweight

  • Téllez: The rising star wants to take over the momentary title and impress its trail.

Yoenis quote:
“I don’t feel additional pressure. I know that this is a great opportunity that I waited for my whole career. I would like to thank my team and Luis Decubas Jr. for giving me such a great chance. I think Williams may be the most arduous opponent of my career, wanting to regain what he lost. But Yoenis Téllez is coming, willing to take over the world. “

  • Williams: The former united world champion is determined to recover what he lost.

Julian Williams quote:
“Yoenis is a good warrior. I studied some tape from him. Hungry and can hit, so they say. I am excited. Adrenaline is rushing and the rates are higher here. There is definitely a difference between the C+ fight and C- and world-class pretenders with a warrior like me. Victory would be a dream come true. Recovering everything I lost in 36 minutes. This is the goal. “


Preliminary card awards (free access via the REMIMS stream):

  • The 154-pound world champion “Swift” Jarrett Hurd vs. was unified. Johan Gonzalez – 10 rounds, average weight
  • Geo “La Roca” Lopez vs. Alex Dilmaghani – 8 rounds, super feather wweight

Streaming premiums:
The premium 18:00 I / 15:00 Fri and through the main page of Twitch at the address twitch.tv/primevideo.


Why should you watch the vs. tank Roach

  1. Consa of the world title:
    The main event includes the prevailing champions of Davis and Roach, while Undercard offers many fights in the featherlight, featherlight, featherlight, medium weight and super welcome.

  2. Load Undercard:
    Thanks to the cooperation of the fight against Valenzuela vs. Russell and Puello vs. Martín, as well as the growing struggle for the momentary title, the card promises the non-stop action.

  3. Exclusive access to PPV:
    Available on the best video, established cable, satellite stores and PPV.com, the event is available to boxing fans around the world.

  4. Media trainings with stars:
    The fighters shared honestly with Gleason’s Gym, increasing the expectation of a historical night at the Barclays Center.

Last updated 03/01/2025

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Jai Opetaia joined Zuffa for Chase Undisputed – now titleless

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Jai Opetaia speaks at a press conference as the Zuffa championship belt and his former IBF title are shown

Jai Opetai’s quest for undisputed status took a huge hit after the IBF stripped the Australian of the cruiserweight title following confirmation that Zuffa’s championship would be treated as a world title.

Opetaia has repeatedly said his goal is to become undisputed. Even at his final press conference, minutes before the IBF released its statement, Opetaia insisted the belt was on the line.

Directly responding to a question from Fight Hub’s Marcos Villegas, Opetaia said: “Yes, the IBF title is in the pipeline. Don’t listen to everything you hear on the internet because everyone is spreading rumors.”

However, these “rumors” were not like that. World Boxing News reported that the IBF was only considering sanctioning the fight and that an announcement would be made.

Ironically, for Opetai, these explanations came shortly after his own comments and contradicted everything he had confirmed to Villegas.

Zuffa’s undisputed plan

The IBF has already clarified that it is not involved in this event, stating: “The IBF has not had any discussions regarding this fight with any direct representative of Zuffa Boxing.”

The IBF also emphasized boxing’s ultimate goal for champions.

“The pursuit of undisputed status – by unifying the IBF, WBA, WBC and WBO titles – represents the highest ambition in sport.”

Following the IBF’s ruling, it now seems highly unlikely that any other sanctioning bodies will allow one of their titles to be on the line with Zuffa.

USA Boxing withdraws

The event came just hours after USA Boxing withdrew its support for proposed changes to the Muhammad Ali Act that could have allowed the Zuffa championship structure to exist under the current system.

In a letter sent to members of Congress, the governing body clarified that the earlier correspondence “does not represent the official position of USA Boxing” and confirmed that “the Board hereby withdraws this letter.”

The blow to the body puts Opetai’s unquestionable ambitions into solemn doubt.

What was initially presented as the path to boxing’s ultimate achievement – unifying the IBF, WBA, WBC and WBO titles – instead removed the first belt required to begin that journey.

It is unclear at this stage whether Zuffa made any promises during the negotiations.

It is clear that Opetaia is currently under contract to Zuffa and if sanctioning authorities continue to withhold recognition, the Australian currently has no realistic path to an undisputed position once signed with the company.


About the author

Phil Jay is the editor-in-chief of World Boxing News (WBN) and a boxing veteran with over 15 years of experience. Read the full biography.

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Tim Bradley Predicts Devin Haney vs Rolando Romero Knockout: ‘I Can See It’

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Tim Bradley makes knockout prediction for Devin Haney vs Rolando Romero: “I see it”

After months of uncertainty, it appears that Devin Haney will clash with Rolando Romero. As speculation mounts, two-division champion Tim Bradley offered his predictions for the fight he believes could see a stoppage.

Becoming the undisputed lightweight champion of the world with a victory over George Kambosos Jr., Haney defended his 135-pound throne in a rematch with the Australian and then against Vasyl Lomachenko to climb up the rankings pound-for-pound.

“The Dream” then dethroned WBC super lightweight champion Regis Prograis in his 140-pound debut and did the same at welterweight when in his first fight at 147 pounds, he won Brian Norman’s WBO belt.

Now Haney is being linked to a unification fight with WBA titleholder Romero Tim Bradley told his YouTube channel that he believes Haney can secure his first stoppage win since 2019 if he and “Rolly” collide.

“[Haney] put [Brian] Norman is lying on the ground, he said [Regis] Prograis’s** on the ground. I don’t understand why he can’t knock Romero’s ass to the ground if he hits him in the right place at the right time. With his timing, yes, he can give it his all too.

“I can even see that if Devin takes over early or midfield, I can even see Devin being able to stop Romero on defense. There are places to put pressure on Romero.”

“You put him on the back burner because he doesn’t have a lot of amateur experience, right, so I still see some nervousness in his game when you start putting pressure on him.”

Saturday, May 30, is the advertised unification date as Haney and Romero look to establish themselves as the man to beat in the welterweight division.

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IBF withdraws sanction for Opetaia-Glanton after Zuffa announces title defense

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In a dramatic turnaround that took place in one day, the International Boxing Federation has officially withdrawn its sanction for Jai Opetaia’s cruiserweight title defense against Brandon Glanton.

The withdrawal came hours after Zuffa Boxing posted on social media that the fight would feature the IBF cruiserweight championship, and after Opetaia himself confirmed at a press conference on Friday that the IBF belt was being defended. This announcement and withdrawal appear to have occurred in the same news cycle, ending a week of growing confusion surrounding the status of the title.

The fight, which will headline Zuffa Boxing 04 on Sunday at Meta APEX in Las Vegas, will now only feature the inaugural Zuffa Boxing cruiserweight championship and The Ring magazine title. Opetaia (29-0, 23 KO) still holds the IBF belt as of this writing, but the sanctioning body’s rules could force an immediate vacancy. In accordance with Principle 5.H. An IBF champion who competes in an unsanctioned competition within the recommended weight limit forfeits the title regardless of the result.

A week of mixed signals

The timeline tells the story. Earlier this week This was reported by Salvador Rodriguez from ESPN that the IBF gave Opetaia an ultimatum: defend the IBF title or fight for the Zuffa belt, but not both. The IBF refused to allow his championship to appear alongside the newly created promotional title. An IBF spokesman said the organization was still considering the matter and would not make a public statement. Opetaia responded by completely denying the reports. He was unequivocal at the press conference. At another point in the week, he told The Sun that the reports were fabricated. Then on Friday, Zuffa released the IBF title as part of the fight settlement. A few hours later, the IBF withdrew the sanctions.

It is unclear whether Zuffa’s statement forced the IBF’s hand or if the timing was coincidental. It is clear that the sanctioning body made its decision after Zuffa publicly stated that the title was at stake.

What’s going on with the belt?

The IBF withdrawal raises an immediate question: Will Opetaia be stripped of her title? The principle is clear. If the champion fights in his weight class in an unsanctioned fight, the title is declared vacant – win or lose. Opetaia has been through this before. At the end of 2023, the IBF stripped him of his eligibility to fight Ellis Zorro on the Riyad season card, instead facing mandatory challenger Mairis Briedis. He regained the belt six months later with a unanimous decision over Briedis in May 2024 and has since made four successful defenses.

If the IBF strips Opetaia again, the sanctioning body is expected to order a fight between the highest-ranked available contenders to fill the vacancy. This reshuffles the cruiserweight division at a critical time. Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramírez will defend his WBA and WBO titles against David Benavidez on May 2 at T-Mobile Arena. Opetaia targeted the winner to gain undisputed status. Without the IBF belt, this fight – if it happens – would be a unification fight rather than an undisputed coronation.

The bigger picture

The withdrawal is the clearest signal yet that the IBF – and potentially other major sanctioning bodies – will not passively co-exist with Zuffa’s parallel title structure. As BoxingInsider detailed last week, the conflict has always come down to whether the IBF will enforce its own rules or look the other way. The answer came on Friday and it was execution.

The contradiction at the heart of the Zuffa Boxing model remains unresolved. Dana White has openly stated that he wants to eliminate sanctioning bodies. His most significant player needs these bodies to achieve his intended career goal. Opetaia has repeatedly stated that the reason he is fighting is to become the undisputed cruiserweight champion. This requires holding all four major titles at once – IBF, WBA, WBC and WBO – and that has become much more arduous.

Sunday’s Zuffa Boxing 04 main card begins at 9 p.m. ET on Paramount+, and Opetaia is the bulky favorite to become the promotion’s first champion. He will almost certainly win. Whether he wakes up on Monday still holding the IBF belt is a completely different fight – and one that neither he nor Zuffa Boxing has won.

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