When we watch boxing, we want to see extravagant displays of speed and aggression. Nothing gets
you jumping out of your seat more than when a boxer stumbles after taking a hard blow,
or even better yet when an unexpected knockout manifests itself seemingly out of nowhere. These
cruel situations hit viewers harder than any other sporting moment. That's because
boxing is real, the fighters are real, and the stakes are real. It is the most intrinsic
sport a fan can watch because fighting is something human beings do every day.
Boxing is every one of us on the grand stage. It's more than a sport,
it's a reflection. Everyone can relate to a fight, be it physically
or mentally. It's human nature dressed up in a pair of boxing shorts and strobe lights.
That's why people love watching Gervonta Davis, because he fights.
The man has become one of the most electric superstars in the boxing world. Fast attacks,
electric knockouts, dazzling displays of crazy boxing ability, great footwork, great defence,
showmanship, excitement, bravado, decorum, he has it all, and in this video we take a look at 20
times when Gervonta Davis showed Crazy Boxing. First we go to Davis's fight against Nunez.
Davis starts the attack with a close left hook to the side of the chin, then pressures his
opponent to the ropes where he plants his feet and launches with a crushing left hook again,
snapping his opponents head far back. Davis is a very explosive fighter.
Gervonta Davis is the king of uppercuts.
Here Davis lands a crushing left uppercut to the jaw of Gamboa.
Davis's fight against Mario Barrios was epic.
Here Davis uses a feint to the body to get Barrios to drop his hands, then comes up with
a laser-like left hand to the face. Watch this uppercut on Leo Santa Cruz.
In the midst of a trade, Davis finds a home for his bruising left uppercut.
Davis is powerful yes, but he's also extremely skilful.
Here Davis dodges a right hand, then sneaks in a sharp left hand to an over-extended opponent,
then weaves his way out of trouble. Back to the Barrios fight.
Here Davis lands a looping right hook over his opponent's jab. Watch how Davis starts
the loop down low, making Barrios think it's a body shot, then loops back up to the head to
land clean. You must always protect yourself after punching.
Here Davis lands a clean left hand after his opponent gets caught off guard after throwing.
Davis is extremely good at finding spots where his opponent experiences lapses in concentration.
Body shots are some of the most painful punches in Boxing.
Here Davis lands a sneaky body shot during a combination.
Davis's body shots often go unnoticed by fans.
Here Davis lands a series of attacks to the body to drop his opponent.
Davis's best punch is arguably his left uppercut.
Here Davis lands clean to drop his opponent to the floor.
Davis likes to portray the persona of a showman from time to time.
Here Davis lands a clean left uppercut after a showboat.
Davis is one of the best boxers today to vary his attacks from the body to the head.
Here Davis jabs to the body, dropping the guard of Gamboa, then takes advantage by throwing a left
to the head. Really impressive stuff from one of the best boxers in the world right now.
Of course skill is easy on the eyes, but power is what gets people jumping out of their seats.
Here Davis lands a crushing left hook to the dome of his opponent.
Davis is very good at incorporating lateral momentum into his hooks.
Being able to wrestle in boxing is a valuable skill.
Here Davis keeps Gamboa away with the use of his forearms, leaving him an opening to land
a bruising left hook. The knockout punch is
the punch you don't see coming. Here Davis lowers his body to release
a sharp left hand to drop his opponent. This knockout won knockout of the year.
Davis, who transitions into the orthodox stance, launches what has now become a lead left uppercut
to Leo Santa Cruz's chin. This is without a doubt the most devastating knockout of
Gervonta Davis's career. A video about Gervonta Davis cannot be justified without the inclusion
of this electric knockout. Watch Davis land a leaping hook.
Davis catches his opponent off guard with a fast leap.
Hooks and uppercuts made Gervonta Davis one of the most exciting fighters today.
Here he lands a gigantic right hook to knock out his opponent.
This knockout looked effortless. One moment Davis is utilizing defence,
then the next you're on the floor. Watch how Davis subtly avoid his
opponents attacks, then finds way for one punch to end the show.
Davis is also one of the best finishers in the sport.
Here Davis lands 5 uppercuts to close the show.
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