Gervonta Brown Davis vs. Isaac Jonathan Cruz González & Sergiy Derevyanchenko vs. Carlos Adames RBR.

No privilege was needed. Tank win more rounds and displayed more skill and class. Cruz fought well but even injured Tank prevailed. You are the type that would slag Tank off even if he had got the win by knockout tonight. Like I said you have your bias so own it. Those of you who dislike Tank is because you dislike his promoter. Tonight was a great entertaining fight. Let’s appreciate it for what it was. If that does not mean anything to you then that’s on you.

 

No. I said it was 115-113 either way. Cruz did heavy body work.

 

What was your score pimp?

 

The injury is an excuse because not even with his best blows did he hurt Pitbull so I don't care ... his punch is overrated at all ... if he is released with the boys he will lose his undefeated

 

Your dismissal of Tank knocking out Barrios discredits your analysis. The correct analysis is both Teo and Tank scored great stoppages over champions Commey and Barrios respectively which were excellent full stop. All the anti Tank/Mayweather bias is BS which should stop because we are seeing exciting talents.

 

I dont recall loma ever running from salido, in fact he almost knocked salido out in the 12th and that guy was saved by the ref. Lopez got his ass kicked by loma, albeit deserving of the win, and lopez refused to give loma a rematch.

Loma got dropped then knocked the guy out. Pedraza won some good rounds against loma, but he was put in his place with a 2 knockdown round 11, and thats not mentioning all the other rounds loma won. 4 straight no mas? Luke campbell fought a perfect fight but looked like a regular fighter vs lomachenko. Haney or davis has never fought in the level that loma has ever reached, and they probably never will.

 

He slowed Cruz down and hurt him. It’s to Cruz credit he bit down on his gum shield and kept coming as it is to Tank’s credit he found a way to win despite injury. Also even Cruz himself recognised Tank injured his hand and said so post fight.

 

When did he hurt him? I don’t have fan boys eyes and didn’t see any rnd where Tank hurt Cruz.

 

Not sure about your reference to non hetero but I will put that aside. Everyone knows it’s difficult to put matches between Top Rank and Mayweather Promotions together. We may get Loma and Tank. Glad Teo did not stop Loma so Tank can perform the final rites.

 

Also for your analysis. It does not matter if a guy is taller, shorter, how much they rehydrate etc. All that matters is they make the weight at the weigh in then we have a fight. Tonight was an all action fight and Cruz rose to the occasion which challengers should for world title fights.

 

You won’t because you don’t want to see when Tank was loading up on him.

 

I think some are too harsh on Tank, he showed balanced and varied skill set tonight. Maybe the dislike for him, for whatever reason is preventing people from acknowledging his skills and considering the following:

-He was training originally for an unpredictable boxer/puncher then he had to face a shelled up short, non-stop pressure fighter, tough task.
-His last opponent was much taller and Tank had to punch up & plan how he was going to get inside, but this time it's the polar opposite of a very short fighter with a tight defense, the adjustment necessary to go from one to the other is difficult but he did great.
-Cruz looks like a tough fighter for anyone to deal with because of a great chin, tight defense, and quick feet, this might be his best weight.

I thought that this was a great performance by Tank and a great performance by Cruz, but Tank edged it by showing more dimensions (back foot game, angles, etc). Cruz was also landing low nut and hip shots trying to slow his mobility, and the ref allowed it for the most part. Cruz didn't win the 12th, he was missing while pot shotted by a one armed Davis.

If we are realistic then, how many rounds does Cruz get off Loma, as he can do some of the same things Salido troubled Loma with, but is faster and younger. I underestimated Cruz and rightly so at the time because he was moving up and hadn't had many big names on his resume but he proved himself tonight.