Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis will have a definitive winner in their upcoming exhibition fight. The bout, scheduled for November 14 in Miami, will feature Paul, a former heavyweight fighter, taking on the current lightweight world champion Davis, despite Paul weighing four stone more than his opponent. The fight was relocated from Georgia due to concerns from the commission regarding the size gap between the two fighters.
Nakisa Bidarian, Paul’s business partner, confirmed that there will be a declared winner as both fighters have agreed to a maximum weight limit of 195lbs for the exhibition. The fight will consist of 10 three-minute rounds with both contestants wearing 12oz gloves. Three professional judges approved by the commission will be ringside to score each round, ensuring a conclusive outcome if the fight goes the distance. Additionally, both fighters are subject to rigorous testing by USADA.
When asked about his advantages in the fight, Paul highlighted his reach, size, and defensive strategy. He expressed confidence in exploiting gaps in Davis’ defense, acknowledging Davis as a formidable opponent who pushes him to excel. Paul emphasized his commitment to out-boxing Davis, despite Davis having significantly more experience in boxing.
Davis explained his decision to face Paul instead of pursuing a rematch with Lamont Roach, citing personal reasons and his pursuit of what is best for him. He anticipated a thrilling event, emphasizing the excitement and anticipation surrounding the fight. Davis acknowledged Paul’s physical advantages but remained confident in his ability to deliver an electrifying performance on November 14.
The fight between Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis promises to be a compelling showdown, with both fighters gearing up to showcase their skills and entertain fans with a spectacular event.
