“I Am the Face of Boxing”: Gervonta Davis Dismisses Canelo Alvarez With a ‘Real’ Message

Gervonta Davis, a youthful and highly proficient boxer, has emerged as a distinguished figure in the realm of boxing, owing to his resolute willpower and impressive showings inside the ring. Davis, with his unyielding confidence and outspoken demeanor, has never been hesitant about conveying his faith in his own abilities. This time he dismissed Alvarez with a ‘real’ message.

With the sport’s growing popularity, the question on everyone’s mind is, who is the true face of boxing? Is it the established veteran, Canelo Alvarez, or the up-and-coming star, Gervonta Davis?

Davis Praises Canelo Alvarez but dismisses face of boxing claims

In a recent interview with Fight Hub TV, Gervonta Davis, a professional boxer with a record of 25-0, made a bold statement regarding his status in the sport of boxing. According to Davis, he believes he is already the face of boxing. When asked about his thoughts on Canelo Alvarez, one of the top boxers in the world, Davis responded that he respects Alvarez as a great fighter, but he believes he is the face of boxing.

“Canelo is one of the top dogs in this sport as of right now. He is a great fighter himself, so just having somebody like him to say I’m his favorite fighter, it’s pretty like touchy,” said Davis. “I think I am the face of boxing already if we’re being real, I think I am the face of boxing right now.”

Davis further praised Alvarez for being a great fighter and acknowledged that he is one of the top dogs in the sport. However, he was quick to dismiss Alvarez as a contender for the face of boxing, arguing that his own record and accomplishments are superior.

Is Gervonta Davis the face of boxing?

When it comes to the world of boxing, there is always intense debate over who is the true face of the sport. Some argue for Davis, citing his impressive track record of 28-0 and 26 knockouts as evidence of his skill and potential. Others point to Alvarez, who has been a dominant force in the sport for years and has a reputation for being a fierce competitor.

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Only time will tell if he can back up his claim to be the face of the sport with his performance in the ring against the toughest opponents in the industry like Ryan Garcia, who he will be fighting on 22nd April at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

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