Gervonta Davis Vs. Ricardo Nunez

True to form, WBA Super Featherweight Champion Gervonta "Tank" Davis (22-0, 21 KO) made brisk and simple work of Ricardo Nunez (21-3) on Saturday night in Maryland. Davis wins a second-round TKO triumph. The stoppage was somewhat disputable from arbitrator Harvey Dock, however Nunez looked to be in a difficult situation.

Maybe Dock could have permitted the battle last one more punch, however it was certifiably not a terrible stoppage. Notwithstanding, it was Nunez's recklessness after the secure that pushed him into difficulty.

For all plan and reason, this was a feature session for Davis. He is a Baltimore local and he was set up for achievement in his home state. Nunez was Davis' required challenger, so he shouldn't be reprimanded for taking this battle. All things considered, most would have wanted to see him face Tevin Farmer, Jamal Herring or Miguel Berchelt. Sadly, there are the ubiquitous special and link organize obstacles obstructing those battles.

Davis got Farmer out after the success, which is a decent sign. Davis was explicit. He said he needed the battle before the year's end. It sounds extraordinary, yet it is still just words now. The more Davis wins and the bigger groups he draws, the greater the objective on his back.

Maybe as a hint of something better over the horizon, we saw Maurice Hooker and Jose Ramirez cross those limited time and link system lines on Saturday night to take part in a convincing unification session. Rancher vanquished Guillaume Frenois on a similar card. In spite of the undeniable intrigue of the Hooker-Ramirez card, there is no doubt by far most of confining fans were tuned to Davis' most recent triumph over an overmatched rival.

Be that as it may, Farmer needed to take care of business, however he was in with a harder rival in any event on paper.

Regardless, Davis' star power is genuine. He has the adolescent, the style and the mystique of a compensation for each view whiz. Sooner or later, he should confront a portion of the top warriors and different bosses in his weight area. With his compulsory challenger off the beaten path, maybe fans will get a chance to see this genuine rising star test his fortitude against another first class ability. A battle

Nunez made a decent record of himself. He looked sure and like a challenger hoping to give himself a sensible opportunity to win. Be that as it may, he simply didn't have the ability to deal with Davis.