Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis’ upcoming exhibition fight in Miami on November 14 will indeed have an official winner. Despite Jake Paul’s heavier weight compared to the lightweight world champion Davis, the fight has been scheduled with a maximum weight limit of 195lbs to ensure fairness. The event, initially planned for Georgia, was relocated due to concerns raised by the commission regarding the fighters’ weight discrepancy.
Nakisa Bidarian, Paul’s business partner, confirmed that the match will consist of 10 three-minute rounds with both fighters wearing 12oz gloves. To guarantee a decisive outcome, three expert judges will score each round, ensuring a conclusive result if the fight goes the distance. Additionally, both fighters are subject to rigorous testing by USADA.
When asked about his advantages in the bout, Paul highlighted his reach, size, and defensive strategy, aiming to exploit his opponent’s vulnerabilities. Despite acknowledging Davis’ exceptional skills and experience in boxing, Paul expressed confidence in his ability to outbox him and hinted at a significant victory to silence critics and further solidify his position in the sport.
Davis, on his choice to face Paul instead of pursuing a rematch with Lamont Roach, emphasized his focus on personal growth and enjoyment in his training camp. He anticipated a thrilling event, emphasizing that the fight would not only involve him and Paul but also showcase an exciting card to provide fans with the entertainment they crave.
The upcoming match between Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis is anticipated to be a high-stakes showdown, promising an electrifying spectacle for boxing enthusiasts.