Beijing time today (May 29), the highly-watched WBA ordinary lightweight boxing champion match - Gvorta Davis vs. Roland Romero, the battle of Romero ended in Brooklyn, New York, USA. Unexpectedly, defending champion Davis finally won a big victory and knocked down Romero was cruel.
This game is a classic encounter between two heavy gunners. In addition, the two sides sprayed trash talks with each other before the game, which made the game reach a climax. Davis and Romero both claimed to KO each other and end the battle.
In the first round of the competition, Davis seemed very calm, but Romero seemed very restrained and could not let go. In fact, from the first round, the technical gap between the two appeared. Romero did not make a decent backhand punch when facing Davis, who was moderately relaxed and stiff. It was not that he did not want to do this, but that he was willing but lacked strength. I believe that friends who have truly practiced boxing will have this experience. Romero barely punched the backhand hard until less than half a minute left before the end of the round, but was ridiculed by Davis.
In the second round, Romero improved, significantly increased his attack strength and tried to win in chaos. This move achieved certain results, at least in terms of momentum. Unfortunately, when the round was about to end, Davis seized the opportunity and hit a few punches.
3-5 rounds, the two entered a stalemate on the court, and neither of them had any obvious advantages. Romero's performance in this game was more prominent than expected. Compared with the past, the most significant change was to increase the jab attack. In addition, the advantages of height and arm length made Davis on the periphery not dare to attack easily. Unfortunately, Romero's skills are still too rough. Under normal circumstances, he uses a jab to open the way and approaches forward, but he just cannot find the right distance to hit an effective heavy punch. On the contrary, Davis, who has better overall strength, is significantly better than Romero in capturing fighter jets. During this period, Davis used his technical and experience advantages and scored several heavy punches, winning applause from the scene.
The confrontation ended. The two referees determined Davis to be ahead 49-46, 48-47, and another referee determined Romero to be ahead 48-47, and his personal score was 49-46, Davis to be ahead, and he felt that Romero only won 1 round. Objectively speaking, the advantages and disadvantages of both sides on the court were not obvious at that time. It was not that Romero performed well, but that Davis was always looking for opportunities to severely damage his opponent and did not completely suppress his opponent.
In the 6th round, the fighter finally appeared. With more than half a minute left before the end of the round, Romero forced Davis to the edge of the rope. He first directly made a heavy punch from the backhand, followed by the front punch. Romero used this move to hit Davis before, but this time Davis was prepared and easily avoided Romero's front and backhand attacks, and took the opportunity to make a tricky left-hand uppercut, just like destroying Leo Cruz in October 2020, the fist fell firmly on the opponent's jaw. After the wounded Romero pounced on the rope, he fell directly like a kite that was smashed.
Romero, after falling to the ground, kicked his legs straight, obviously very injured. He instinctively got up, but his body was no longer in control, and he swayed like drunkenness. The referee observed for a while after counting down and decisively ended the game. Davis won the victory with a strong KO, while Romero ended up losing. Perhaps he was ashamed to say so much nonsense before the game. After losing, Romero was a little embarrassed and walked straight out of the ring and left, leaving Davis alone there celebrating wildly.
data statistics show that Romero is ahead of his opponent in terms of total hits, jabs and heavy punches. However, Davis is obviously better than his opponent in terms of total hits, jabs and heavy punches, as well as total hits, jabs and heavy punches, which also reflects the technical gap between the two. In short, even if Romero is not knocked down in the 6th round, it will be inevitable that he will be knocked down in the next few rounds.
Before the game, the author predicted that Davis would win by knockout, believing that the knockout might occur after the middle game or the middle game. As a result, Davis ended the battle in the 6th round, and it can only be said that he won a reasonable victory. After the game, Davis revealed that he was willing to confront Ryan Garcia of his level. Garcia was watching the game on the spot in this game. Unfortunately, when he appeared, he was booed by boxing fans. If Davis and Garcia competed, they would definitely be very popular. It depends on whether this game can happen?
