Gervonta Davis says he will fight Ryan Garcia again to “pay taxes on his ass” but wants $150 million for a rematch. That’s his firm asking price and he’ll be waiting for offers to be sent to him before he agrees to take on the young social media star again.

Two years ago, Davis (30-0, 28 KOs) knocked out Garcia in the seventh round, despite benefiting from Two weight regulations Actual weight of 136 pounds and hydration limit of 10 pounds.

Surprisingly, Ryan (24-1, 20 KOs) agreed, and that was his undoing, as he looked death-warming in the fight. He looked thin and sickly.

Tank and his management got over Garcia, who was hopeless and naive about the world at the time, and foolishly agreed. What a dummy. I bet Tank and his team were laughing at Ryan when he agreed to this obstacle.

Tank A $150 Million Fantasy

“I’m going to tax it again. Tell them to give me $150 million. Here I come,” Gervonta Davis said on Instagram. Tell them to send that bag and I’ll come. “

To have a chance at a rematch, the 30-year-old Gervonta would need to give up his cool $150 million claim and drop some weight, which might make him feel like he needs to gain an advantage.

KingRy is the A side?

A lot has changed since Davis faced off against Ryan in 2023, and Kingery’s popularity has grown far beyond where the Baltimore native is now. If anything, Garcia was the A-side in the negotiations.

From a money perspective, if Turki Sheikh were involved in helping the fight between Tank and Garcia, Tank might get lucky and get paid $30 million.

Davis, who has fought just once since his victory over Garcia, chose Frank Martin and then made the mistake of choosing to fight Lamont Roach on March 1, which hurt his career. harm.

It’s a combination of Tank Davis’ lack of ambition, fear, and basic laziness that he doesn’t take the right fights to improve rather than hurt his popularity. Most importantly, it’s just plain old fear. Gervonta didn’t dare take any chances. The force of inertia took hold of him. An object won’t change without something setting fire underneath it to make it move.