[Boxing] Tank Davis vs. Ryan Garcia betting and discussion (May, 2023)

[Distinctin]

If there's a rematch clause and they agreed to do that Ryan has to make people believe that he can beat Davis if based on your speculation that Davis outclassed and knocked him out, but if the scenario is like a Romero where Garcia is dominating the whole fight then one punch puts the lights out of Garcia then the boxing community will be happy to have a rematch and could possibly beat the first one in terms of sales and profits.
I don't think this fight will be close and end in a decision because both fighters just need to land their best punch to make the fight over, both fighters' strategy is they need to land the first hardest punch.

Regardless of who will be the winner of this one, i think the rematch won't happen in a year or two because of Tank Davis' sentencing that will happen after this fight and the probability of him being jailed is too high but if a rematch is to happen i think Davis still has the leverage on that one even if he loses the first fight.

Yeah, this fight will end via knockout (just my prediction) and it will be Ryan Garcia who will be sleeping in the canvass this time hehe. That rehydration clause is too much for him and he will only be taller but not bigger that Davis come fight night.

Although a rematch is a possibility, it's important to focus on the upcoming fight. Despite many predictions against Ryan Garcia, he's sure to give Davis a tough challenge. If Garcia can't utilize his reach advantage effectively, he could potentially get knocked down or even knocked out, which would make a rematch less exciting. The first fight is crucial, and it should be a close and exciting matchup to keep fans interested in a potential rematch.

[Fundamentals Of]

Well, many of the boxing fans are waiting for this fight to happen for a long time, so I guess people will save money just to watch this fight.

I'm pretty sure that this will be an exciting match knowing that both of them are undefeated, and at the same time, they are rising stars on the own weight class. At the same time, it hasn't started yet, but many are already saying that this fight would be a candidate for a battle of year, and I guess I might agree with them just by looking on how they fight in their careers. As of this moment, Davis is the -240 favorite, while Garcia is the +200 underdog.

For sure, I will put a bet on this one, but TBH I'm having a hard time picking which one should I put my money with because both of them really can just knock their opponents out.

Gervonta is probably winning this fight. But since moneyline betting here is not worth it if you want to bet on Davis, I probably look for better odds. Perhaps a Gervonta Asian total bet of over 7.5 with 1.91 odds so far is good enough. You might want to also consider betting on the fight going the distance. The odds is specifically interesting with that one. I know that both fighters have the power but it could indeed go the distance with these two young fighters.

But if you are rooting for Garcia here, the odds are at 2.80 as he is the underdog.
Bookies believe Davis has the upper hand on this fight. And the odds are like 3.3x when you bet that this will go the distance.
Based from the odds, they are thinking that Davis will end this fight at KO. So that's a good challenge for Garcia.
If he is not indeed prepared on this fight, Davis can easily beat him. Now, if that happens, wonder what Garcia would want to do with his career afterwards.

Yes, if you are rooting for Garcia you won't be having a hard time looking for great odds. You can go ahead and be safe betting moneyline. 2.80 is already a very good odds for Garcia. And if you think Garcia's power can knock Davis out, the odds are even better.

Assuming Garcia will walk inside the ring just like the confident and strong fighter that he was, then he has real chances of beating Davis. We've also seen Garcia not easily affected by a knockdown in the past. So he's probably not to be easily finished should Davis knock him down.

[Kelvinid]

Assuming Garcia will walk inside the ring just like the confident and strong fighter that he was, then he has real chances of beating Davis. We've also seen Garcia not easily affected by a knockdown in the past. So he's probably not to be easily finished should Davis knock him down.

The fighter with the better strategy is likely to win in this matchup. Given that both are KO artists, they are aware that a single mistake could cost them the match. I don't anticipate an early knockout; it's more likely that it will come in the later rounds once both fighters get tired and become more aggressive.

[Ziskinberg]

Assuming Garcia will walk inside the ring just like the confident and strong fighter that he was, then he has real chances of beating Davis. We've also seen Garcia not easily affected by a knockdown in the past. So he's probably not to be easily finished should Davis knock him down.

The fighter with the better strategy is likely to win in this matchup. Given that both are KO artists, they are aware that a single mistake could cost them the match. I don't anticipate an early knockout; it's more likely that it will come in the later rounds once both fighters get tired and become more aggressive.

While the actual fight will determine the winner, the current odds suggest that Davis is the clear favorite, indicating that he's expected to perform well against the underdog Garcia. This will undoubtedly be a tough fight, but we should make our betting decision now based on who we think will come out on top. If you're betting on Davis, it's best to go for a KO, as he's likely to dominate the fight if he gains the upper hand.

[Fundamentals Of]

Assuming Garcia will walk inside the ring just like the confident and strong fighter that he was, then he has real chances of beating Davis. We've also seen Garcia not easily affected by a knockdown in the past. So he's probably not to be easily finished should Davis knock him down.

The fighter with the better strategy is likely to win in this matchup. Given that both are KO artists, they are aware that a single mistake could cost them the match. I don't anticipate an early knockout; it's more likely that it will come in the later rounds once both fighters get tired and become more aggressive.

On the contrary, it is actually highly possible that the knockout could happen in the first half of the fight. Both Ryan Garcia and Tank Davis are powerful punchers. Once they trade powerful blows, the possibility of a knockout is always there. Any second that a strong punch is thrown and landed at the right spot at the right time, either of the two could go down. Both fighters' knockout histories are full of stoppage in the early rounds.

[Hypnosis00]

Assuming Garcia will walk inside the ring just like the confident and strong fighter that he was, then he has real chances of beating Davis. We've also seen Garcia not easily affected by a knockdown in the past. So he's probably not to be easily finished should Davis knock him down.

The fighter with the better strategy is likely to win in this matchup. Given that both are KO artists, they are aware that a single mistake could cost them the match. I don't anticipate an early knockout; it's more likely that it will come in the later rounds once both fighters get tired and become more aggressive.

On the contrary, it is actually highly possible that the knockout could happen in the first half of the fight. Both Ryan Garcia and Tank Davis are powerful punchers. Once they trade powerful blows, the possibility of a knockout is always there. Any second that a strong punch is thrown and landed at the right spot at the right time, either of the two could go down. Both fighters' knockout histories are full of stoppage in the early rounds.

I agree, especially if both fighters are motivated to finish the fight early. With all the trash talking that has been going on, I expect that they will come out strong and start the fight with powerful punches. This will be the ultimate test of durability between the two fighters. We've seen Ryan Garcia getting knocked down before but was able to recover, I don't know about Tank Davis.

[Jawhead999]

I agree, especially if both fighters are motivated to finish the fight early. With all the trash talking that has been going on, I expect that they will come out strong and start the fight with powerful punches. This will be the ultimate test of durability between the two fighters. We've seen Ryan Garcia getting knocked down before but was able to recover, I don't know about Tank Davis.

AFAIK Tank never got knocked down, I think Tank have fought many good boxers too, so it's mean Tank should be have stronger chin than Garcia if we talk about their past history. Expecting to finish on the early round seems to be impossible because either Tank or Garcia, their power aren't really different.

The odds for Tank to win via decision is high, it's @6.20 while the odds for Tank to win via KO is only @1.70.

[carlisle1]

Assuming Garcia will walk inside the ring just like the confident and strong fighter that he was, then he has real chances of beating Davis. We've also seen Garcia not easily affected by a knockdown in the past. So he's probably not to be easily finished should Davis knock him down.

The fighter with the better strategy is likely to win in this matchup. Given that both are KO artists, they are aware that a single mistake could cost them the match. I don't anticipate an early knockout; it's more likely that it will come in the later rounds once both fighters get tired and become more aggressive.

On the contrary, it is actually highly possible that the knockout could happen in the first half of the fight. Both Ryan Garcia and Tank Davis are powerful punchers. Once they trade powerful blows, the possibility of a knockout is always there. Any second that a strong punch is thrown and landed at the right spot at the right time, either of the two could go down. Both fighters' knockout histories are full of stoppage in the early rounds.

I agree, especially if both fighters are motivated to finish the fight early. With all the trash talking that has been going on, I expect that they will come out strong and start the fight with powerful punches. This will be the ultimate test of durability between the two fighters. We've seen Ryan Garcia getting knocked down before but was able to recover, I don't know about Tank Davis.

Expecting that to happen, after those trash talks and now the fight was scheduled, it's best to see both fighters to be more
aggressive in wanting to win the fight.

Not just to win but to bring their opponents down and kiss the floor, something that for sure the fans will be delighted if they will witness
a decent fight with full of aggressions in between two great fighters.

[Vaculin]

If there's a rematch clause and they agreed to do that Ryan has to make people believe that he can beat Davis if based on your speculation that Davis outclassed and knocked him out, but if the scenario is like a Romero where Garcia is dominating the whole fight then one punch puts the lights out of Garcia then the boxing community will be happy to have a rematch and could possibly beat the first one in terms of sales and profits.
I don't think this fight will be close and end in a decision because both fighters just need to land their best punch to make the fight over, both fighters' strategy is they need to land the first hardest punch.

Regardless of who will be the winner of this one, i think the rematch won't happen in a year or two because of Tank Davis' sentencing that will happen after this fight and the probability of him being jailed is too high but if a rematch is to happen i think Davis still has the leverage on that one even if he loses the first fight.

Yeah, this fight will end via knockout (just my prediction) and it will be Ryan Garcia who will be sleeping in the canvass this time hehe. That rehydration clause is too much for him and he will only be taller but not bigger that Davis come fight night.

Although a rematch is a possibility, it's important to focus on the upcoming fight. Despite many predictions against Ryan Garcia, he's sure to give Davis a tough challenge. If Garcia can't utilize his reach advantage effectively, he could potentially get knocked down or even knocked out, which would make a rematch less exciting. The first fight is crucial, and it should be a close and exciting matchup to keep fans interested in a potential rematch.

I believe that there's no rematch clause in this bout because if there is any, we will probably know about it by now. A rematch is possible depending on the outcome of course and there's this Tank's situation where he will get his verdict this coming May, so if ever he will get a jail time, that will mean that a rematch clause will probably expire first before he sets foot on the ring again as most of the rematch clause is only available for 100 days after the bout.

Before that, I agree with you mate, let's just focus on what we have on our plate now. We will know about the other information once this fight is settled, no need for us to rush about it.

[Baofeng]

If there's a rematch clause and they agreed to do that Ryan has to make people believe that he can beat Davis if based on your speculation that Davis outclassed and knocked him out, but if the scenario is like a Romero where Garcia is dominating the whole fight then one punch puts the lights out of Garcia then the boxing community will be happy to have a rematch and could possibly beat the first one in terms of sales and profits.
I don't think this fight will be close and end in a decision because both fighters just need to land their best punch to make the fight over, both fighters' strategy is they need to land the first hardest punch.

Regardless of who will be the winner of this one, i think the rematch won't happen in a year or two because of Tank Davis' sentencing that will happen after this fight and the probability of him being jailed is too high but if a rematch is to happen i think Davis still has the leverage on that one even if he loses the first fight.

Yeah, this fight will end via knockout (just my prediction) and it will be Ryan Garcia who will be sleeping in the canvass this time hehe. That rehydration clause is too much for him and he will only be taller but not bigger that Davis come fight night.

Although a rematch is a possibility, it's important to focus on the upcoming fight. Despite many predictions against Ryan Garcia, he's sure to give Davis a tough challenge. If Garcia can't utilize his reach advantage effectively, he could potentially get knocked down or even knocked out, which would make a rematch less exciting. The first fight is crucial, and it should be a close and exciting matchup to keep fans interested in a potential rematch.

I believe that there's no rematch clause in this bout because if there is any, we will probably know about it by now. A rematch is possible depending on the outcome of course and there's this Tank's situation where he will get his verdict this coming May, so if ever he will get a jail time, that will mean that a rematch clause will probably expire first before he sets foot on the ring again as most of the rematch clause is only available for 100 days after the bout.

Before that, I agree with you mate, let's just focus on what we have on our plate now. We will know about the other information once this fight is settled, no need for us to rush about it.

There is a rematch clause according to this source:

BoxingScene.com has learned that it favors Davis because they are contractually obligated to a rematch only if Garcia defeats Davis in their 12-round, 136-pound bout.

https://www.boxingscene.com/gervonta-davis-ryan-garcia-rematch-clause-favors-davis-contracts-april-22-ppv-fight--172809

So basically, Ryan Garcia will have to win this fight before a rematch could be evoked. Perhaps it was on the side of Garcia that he wanted to show that he can beat Davis either by knockout or decision win.

On the other hand, Tank Davis if he won, is not contractually oblige for a rematch and could probably end their rivalry with that one big win. Unless both of them moved up to 140 lbs and then face each other in the future for the belt. And that is the only time that Ryan will have his another chance to crack Davis again. So almost everything favors Tank here, including Ryan not going to weight more than 10 lbs before the actual fight, called rehydration clause.

[Fundamentals Of]

I agree, especially if both fighters are motivated to finish the fight early. With all the trash talking that has been going on, I expect that they will come out strong and start the fight with powerful punches. This will be the ultimate test of durability between the two fighters. We've seen Ryan Garcia getting knocked down before but was able to recover, I don't know about Tank Davis.

AFAIK Tank never got knocked down, I think Tank have fought many good boxers too, so it's mean Tank should be have stronger chin than Garcia if we talk about their past history. Expecting to finish on the early round seems to be impossible because either Tank or Garcia, their power aren't really different.

The odds for Tank to win via decision is high, it's @6.20 while the odds for Tank to win via KO is only @1.70.

It is still a question until now of how Tank will react to a knockdown. Will he be discouraged, play safe, and be afraid to attack the opponent because he might get him once again, or will he feel more heat and want to get revenge immediately?

As to Ryan Garcia, he took his one and only knockdown very well. When he got knocked down by Luke Campbell in the second round of their match, he got up and appeared to have felt no fear. He continued to dominate the fight. He continued to be aggressive and move forward.

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

[danherbias07]

I agree, especially if both fighters are motivated to finish the fight early. With all the trash talking that has been going on, I expect that they will come out strong and start the fight with powerful punches. This will be the ultimate test of durability between the two fighters. We've seen Ryan Garcia getting knocked down before but was able to recover, I don't know about Tank Davis.

AFAIK Tank never got knocked down, I think Tank have fought many good boxers too, so it's mean Tank should be have stronger chin than Garcia if we talk about their past history. Expecting to finish on the early round seems to be impossible because either Tank or Garcia, their power aren't really different.

The odds for Tank to win via decision is high, it's @6.20 while the odds for Tank to win via KO is only @1.70.

It is still a question until now of how Tank will react to a knockdown. Will he be discouraged, play safe, and be afraid to attack the opponent because he might get him once again, or will he feel more heat and want to get revenge immediately?

As to Ryan Garcia, he took his one and only knockdown very well. When he got knocked down by Luke Campbell in the second round of their match, he got up and appeared to have felt no fear. He continued to dominate the fight. He continued to be aggressive and move forward.

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

In my own prediction, it will be done before the 6th round. Both fighters are gritting their teeth to get a piece of each other. Not an explosive Round 1 because we know how Tank usually starts slow and it could be a Round to feel each other's distance but Round 2 might tell a lot.
But, if Ryan Garcia will try to take advantage of the slow start of Tank Davis then he might control the pace of the fight.
Both fighters have the power-packed punch so I agree that it might end quickly.
Using their history about their knockdowns seems to be not relevant here anymore because just one haymaker that will hit at the right spot could end it.

[Sanitough]

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

[Fredomago]

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

It can be consider as both fighters knew that one single mistake will mean to be a KO for them, both are capable of throwing solid punches and with just a lucky good open solid punch it can bring them to kiss the floor and a possible not to stand up and fight, in that scenario we might see them trying to assess if they can handle that risk and if they can take those solid punches, then it will be the good start of a toe-to-toe confrontations.

Let see if how both fighters will showcase in their first meetup inside the ring. Both are hunger to win to show to the world, especially to all the fans that will watch the fight that they are greater than their opponents.

[Kasabus]

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

Yes, I do agree. This fight is more likely could end in the middle rounds just like you have mentioned and not on the 1st four rounds as that's a bit overstatement, IMO. Because given that both boxers do have a dangerous punching power, I'm sure that both camps will settle for a hard defense fight while waiting who will commit an error first as they can't afford to give an advantage towards the opposing camp. In most cases, that's what indeed happened in fights like this, both boxers aren't going for an all out war because that will be a huge mistake and won't be aggressive most of the time.

[Yaunfitda]

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

Tank said that he respect Ryan's power, so he might not engage early and be cautious, just like in his fight against Romero. Rolly has some power and Tank knows that, that's why he try to have distance and just let Rolly come in to him until that one mistake and then boom, Rolly got knock out.

So both will be cautious here for sure, it's not going to be like they are going toe to toe. This two are smart to do that early on, maybe a couple of rounds of feeling each other, getting the distance and touching each other. That's how I see this fight and maybe in the latter rounds they will go at each other and look for a knock out win.

[Fundamentals Of]

I agree, especially if both fighters are motivated to finish the fight early. With all the trash talking that has been going on, I expect that they will come out strong and start the fight with powerful punches. This will be the ultimate test of durability between the two fighters. We've seen Ryan Garcia getting knocked down before but was able to recover, I don't know about Tank Davis.

AFAIK Tank never got knocked down, I think Tank have fought many good boxers too, so it's mean Tank should be have stronger chin than Garcia if we talk about their past history. Expecting to finish on the early round seems to be impossible because either Tank or Garcia, their power aren't really different.

The odds for Tank to win via decision is high, it's @6.20 while the odds for Tank to win via KO is only @1.70.

It is still a question until now of how Tank will react to a knockdown. Will he be discouraged, play safe, and be afraid to attack the opponent because he might get him once again, or will he feel more heat and want to get revenge immediately?

As to Ryan Garcia, he took his one and only knockdown very well. When he got knocked down by Luke Campbell in the second round of their match, he got up and appeared to have felt no fear. He continued to dominate the fight. He continued to be aggressive and move forward.

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

In my own prediction, it will be done before the 6th round. Both fighters are gritting their teeth to get a piece of each other. Not an explosive Round 1 because we know how Tank usually starts slow and it could be a Round to feel each other's distance but Round 2 might tell a lot.
But, if Ryan Garcia will try to take advantage of the slow start of Tank Davis then he might control the pace of the fight.
Both fighters have the power-packed punch so I agree that it might end quickly.
Using their history about their knockdowns seems to be not relevant here anymore because just one haymaker that will hit at the right spot could end it.

I think Ryan won't be totally controlling much of the fight knowing that Tank could send him to the canvas any second. He knows that Tank is so powerful so he probably won't be showing the aggressiveness that he had shown against most of his opponents. Ryan used to attack his opponents like helpless victims, showing a lot of disrespect. This is different. He only had to quickly look at Tank's past fights to realize he couldn't be complacent.

Knockdowns could be different from one boxer to another. There are fighters who can recover quickly. There are those who can't and would remain dizzy and wobbly after the count. Of course it also depends on the punch that knocked them down, but you must remember Juan Manuel Marquez. He falls but you can't just easily finish him in a follow up. He remains focused and powerful after the count.

[stadus]

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

Tank said that he respect Ryan's power, so he might not engage early and be cautious, just like in his fight against Romero. Rolly has some power and Tank knows that, that's why he try to have distance and just let Rolly come in to him until that one mistake and then boom, Rolly got knock out.

So both will be cautious here for sure, it's not going to be like they are going toe to toe. This two are smart to do that early on, maybe a couple of rounds of feeling each other, getting the distance and touching each other. That's how I see this fight and maybe in the latter rounds they will go at each other and look for a knock out win.

This is going to be a fight between the best. Just like in past fights of champions, they don't usually start strong, as they are searching for the perfect timing to land clear shots. They understand that one mistake can change the outcome of the fight. Both Davis and Garcia are one-punch KO champions, so a costly mistake could result in a fighter's first loss which they will now allow to happen.

[carlisle1]

I don't see logic in your analysis that since both Tank and Garcia have similar powerful punches, it is impossible for the fight to finish early. On the contrary, it is that exact reason why the fight will probably finish early.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

Tank said that he respect Ryan's power, so he might not engage early and be cautious, just like in his fight against Romero. Rolly has some power and Tank knows that, that's why he try to have distance and just let Rolly come in to him until that one mistake and then boom, Rolly got knock out.

So both will be cautious here for sure, it's not going to be like they are going toe to toe. This two are smart to do that early on, maybe a couple of rounds of feeling each other, getting the distance and touching each other. That's how I see this fight and maybe in the latter rounds they will go at each other and look for a knock out win.

This is going to be a fight between the best. Just like in past fights of champions, they don't usually start strong, as they are searching for the perfect timing to land clear shots. They understand that one mistake can change the outcome of the fight. Both Davis and Garcia are one-punch KO champions, so a costly mistake could result in a fighter's first loss which they will now allow to happen.

Timing is always the best strategy when it comes to this sport. You either you go with a surprise attack and take you
chances or you will start slow and read your opponent's fighting strategy.

Both are surely watching old videos to see how their opponent's moves and how they are taking their challengers, very important to read in between to create your strategy.

Both Tank and Garcia are great solid punchers, expect them to throw those solid combos when opportunities got opened up.

[freedomgo]

If there's a rematch clause and they agreed to do that Ryan has to make people believe that he can beat Davis if based on your speculation that Davis outclassed and knocked him out, but if the scenario is like a Romero where Garcia is dominating the whole fight then one punch puts the lights out of Garcia then the boxing community will be happy to have a rematch and could possibly beat the first one in terms of sales and profits.
I don't think this fight will be close and end in a decision because both fighters just need to land their best punch to make the fight over, both fighters' strategy is they need to land the first hardest punch.

Regardless of who will be the winner of this one, i think the rematch won't happen in a year or two because of Tank Davis' sentencing that will happen after this fight and the probability of him being jailed is too high but if a rematch is to happen i think Davis still has the leverage on that one even if he loses the first fight.

Yeah, this fight will end via knockout (just my prediction) and it will be Ryan Garcia who will be sleeping in the canvass this time hehe. That rehydration clause is too much for him and he will only be taller but not bigger that Davis come fight night.

Although a rematch is a possibility, it's important to focus on the upcoming fight. Despite many predictions against Ryan Garcia, he's sure to give Davis a tough challenge. If Garcia can't utilize his reach advantage effectively, he could potentially get knocked down or even knocked out, which would make a rematch less exciting. The first fight is crucial, and it should be a close and exciting matchup to keep fans interested in a potential rematch.

I believe that there's no rematch clause in this bout because if there is any, we will probably know about it by now. A rematch is possible depending on the outcome of course and there's this Tank's situation where he will get his verdict this coming May, so if ever he will get a jail time, that will mean that a rematch clause will probably expire first before he sets foot on the ring again as most of the rematch clause is only available for 100 days after the bout.

Before that, I agree with you mate, let's just focus on what we have on our plate now. We will know about the other information once this fight is settled, no need for us to rush about it.

There is a rematch clause according to this source:

BoxingScene.com has learned that it favors Davis because they are contractually obligated to a rematch only if Garcia defeats Davis in their 12-round, 136-pound bout.

https://www.boxingscene.com/gervonta-davis-ryan-garcia-rematch-clause-favors-davis-contracts-april-22-ppv-fight--172809

So basically, Ryan Garcia will have to win this fight before a rematch could be evoked. Perhaps it was on the side of Garcia that he wanted to show that he can beat Davis either by knockout or decision win.

On the other hand, Tank Davis if he won, is not contractually oblige for a rematch and could probably end their rivalry with that one big win. Unless both of them moved up to 140 lbs and then face each other in the future for the belt. And that is the only time that Ryan will have his another chance to crack Davis again. So almost everything favors Tank here, including Ryan not going to weight more than 10 lbs before the actual fight, called rehydration clause.

That just shows that Gervonta Davis is always one step ahead in-terms of deal against Ryan Garcia's camp. The latter may got his favored 136 catchweight bout but Tank's camp also got an ace on their sleeve for giving the latter's camp a rehydration clause so that they can't maximize their advantage. And there's this rematch clause that only favors Davis which will only usable if ever he will get defeated, so that Garcia can't run for it.

By the way, thanks for sharing this information mate. I just learned from you that there is also a rematch clause in this bout.