Gervonta “Tank” Davis, a renowned figure in the boxing world, has made a significant announcement. At just 30 years old, he is considered one of the top pound-for-pound boxers globally. With an impeccable 30-0 record and an astonishing 28 knockouts, his career has been nothing short of remarkable.

Post-Boxing Plans and Current Fights

Davis revealed his post-boxing aspirations, stating, "I just want to be able to make money and stay out the way, that’s it. I want to be living without being seen." Currently, he is set to fight Lamont Roach, the WBA super featherweight champion, on March 1. After this bout, the next opponent remains uncertain. He has previously dominated opponents like Ryan Garcia, Frank Martin, Léo Santa Cruz, and Isaac Cruz. There are speculations of a rematch with Garcia and potential fights with Vasiliy Lomachenko or Shakur Stevenson.

Career Highlights and Divisional Titles

Throughout his career, Davis has held titles in the featherweight and super lightweight divisions and continues to shine in the lightweight division. His dominance is evident in his knockout record, which showcases his exceptional punching power. He has become a force to be reckoned with, leaving a lasting impact on the boxing scene.

Thoughts on Retirement and Future

Earlier this week, the undefeated WBA lightweight champion spoke to reporters, expressing his decision to retire after 2025. He said, "After next year, I’m out of it. Yeah, out of this sport." When asked about his feelings, he added, "Shit’s trash. This shit is trash, garbage. Fed up. I’m fed up with the whole shit." These words give a glimpse into his mindset as he looks towards the end of his boxing journey. Despite planning to leave in 2025, he still hopes to fight three more matches before hanging up his gloves, adding an extra layer of excitement to his final chapter in the sport.