Las Vegas, Nevada – Gervonta “Tank” Davis made a triumphant return to the ring after a 14-month hiatus, proving his dominance in the lightweight division. Despite facing an unbeaten top contender known as “The Ghost,” Davis defended his WBA title at 135 pounds with ease. Dressed in “Ghostbusters” gear, his team accompanied him to the ring at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, setting the stage for a memorable performance.

In his first fight since a high-profile knockout victory over Ryan Garcia, Davis showcased his menacing skills by systematically breaking down Martin before stopping him in the eighth round. The 29-year-old boxer demonstrated his power and precision, landing significant blows that ultimately led to the referee stopping the fight. Despite a slow start due to rustiness, Davis showed resilience and skill in overpowering his opponent.

Throughout the bout, Davis displayed his technical prowess, landing an impressive 53% of his power shots and maintaining high efficiency in his overall punches. Even as Martin attempted to regain control with strategic movements and clean punches, Davis remained dominant, proving his superiority in the ring. The win marked a successful defense of his title and solidified his status as a force to be reckoned with in the lightweight division.

Following the fight, Davis remained focused on his journey as a boxer, reflecting on personal growth and maturity. Despite past legal troubles, he emphasized the importance of perseverance and dedication to his craft. The victory not only showcased his boxing skills but also highlighted his resilience and determination to overcome challenges.

The championship bout headlined a historic event at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, marking the 100th championship boxing event in the venue’s history. With a memorable victory under his belt, Davis stands poised for future challenges and potential title unification fights. The crowd witnessed a masterful performance from a boxer who continues to defy expectations and prove his worth in the ring.