Tank Davis | Full Boxing Style Breakdown

Gervonta “Tank” Davis is an undefeated world champion who boasts insane power along with nuanced, refined boxing. While the Philly Shell style lead to a lot of comparisons between him and Floyd Mayweather, the way he sneakily changes stances from southpaw to orthodox to set up his left hand is reminiscent of how Mike Tyson used to do the same, only in reverse.

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[TheModernMartialArtist]

My dream fight right now is Tank vs Stevenson. How do you guys think that would play out?

[OnlyKizz]

I love the way he combines his athletic ability and power along with his technique and IQ, he has what it takes to be a generational type of fighter.

[luismarcialvergaradiaz]

From the three Gervonta fights i saw, he takes his time boxing and then can explode and land hard shots on their opponents. This will be a very interesting video

[chrisv.]

Being in a lower weight class, while not being a heavyweight and having such knockout power and a unbelievable ko win ratio record, tank is the real deal and anyone doubting is living in a fantasy

[theblkwolverine]

Tank is a complete boxer. This video is a long time coming. Salute.

[johnhulse]

When Tank throws a punch while stepping in and launching off his back foot it reminds me of the leaping left hook that Inoue used to knock Fulton to the canvas.

[MrBruce]

Tank Davis is a genius pro boxer... mixing different styles of boxing like the philly shell, slugger, sugar ray Leonard style, peekaboo mike tyson style and many others

[DreammakerDev]

Tank style is not only exciting to watch on a visual standpoint but also for the sweet science . That man is brilliant in there finding openings minimizing his opponents offense and just picking his shots beautifully . My favorite fighter since Floyd

[theblackmamba]

Please breakdown Evander "The Real Deal" Holyfield's gamelan for Tyson. You'd be perfect guy because you offer an unbiased insight and you'd a great job explaining the circumstances surrounding that fight.

[miguelhernandezone]

Can you make more breakdowns of Gervanta Davis boxing style and techniques

[gregoryw.]

Excellent work as always, Good Sir! When Gervonta dips low you never know if he’s going to come up on the left side like Joe Frazier or on the right side like Mike Tyson! 😂

[trehubb]

Can't stand folks always underestimating Tanks skill especially technical traits. Thanks for the vid 💯

Also apparently (as mentioned by his coach Calvin) he was sorta molded after Aaron Pryor as well💯. Mike Tyson even commented how he resembled Pryor him without knowing the previous info😮

[stefanschleps]

I got nothing but love for my hometown. Go Tank! Keep us proud!

[landlubbr]

Just wanted to give you props for the thumbnails for these videos, you really capture the essence of each fighter in an almost mythological sense 😂 good job man

[Nightmare]

Been waiting for a video on Tank, excellent breakdown

[kleenbeats]

To master aggression in boxing you have to treat it like a switch.
If you keep that switch on full time your turning off the “chess mind”required to find your openings and will ultimately gas out (particularly as you age). To go the full 12 rounds with peak mental clarity you have to be relaxed as much as possible, always calculating and thinking ahead. Tanks ability to switch between aggression and relaxed is what makes him so great and his highlights so satisfying to watch, haha (Prince Nassem is another example of this).

[shisuiuchiha]

I wouldnt say reign SUPREME! But he is definitely one of the most skilled guys in boxing right now. But until he fights Loma, Haney, Shakur, or hell even go up and fight Teo, i cant really say how good he is. As much as the garcia fight was insane in terms of shaking up the modern boxing game, it wasn’t the most skillful opponent for tank, thats for sure. Love tank, but he has more to prove, id love to see him fight any of the top lightweights rn.

[johnthomas]

I betchu if tank and many other fighters watched the videos u made of them, they’d be overjoyed.

[arturleperoke]

0:59 the prick-force is strong with this one

[papercrow]

I loved your allusion to RJJ regarding his unstuck rear foot/fear punch. As soon as you pointed that out, I remembered either you or Lee Wylie pointed out that Roy wpuld throw his rear hand via leap into a squares stance that smothered counters to one, and he'd anticipate that then duck and roll away.