Boxing Fight of the Night: Gervonta Davis vs. Frank Martin Featuring David Benavidez – Date, Time, Venue, Tickets, PPV Price and Undercard Details

Exactly one year and two months have passed since we witnessed it Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis enter the fighting ring Ryan Garcia at T-Mobile Arena. Finally, after a long wait, this boxer from Baltimore returned to compete against his former training partner, Frank Martin! Adding to the excitement, the WBC Interim Super Middleweight champion David Benavidez made his highly anticipated Light Heavyweight debut on the undercard of Martin vs. Davis.

At this moment, several questions emerged in one’s mind. Will Frank Martin be able to test Davis’ ‘Tank’ skills and live up to the hype? Meanwhile, what kind of message will prime player David Benavidez convey when facing the 37 year old player Oleksandr Gvozdyk? Well, to find out the answer and find out more about the event, scroll down with excitement and enthusiasm side by side because, in the words of Michael Buffer, “It is time!”

Gervonta Davis vs. Frank Martin: Date, time and place

Both Gervonta Davis and Frank Martin were undefeated in this sport. However, while Davis is 29-0-0 with 27 wins via knockout, Martin is currently 18-0- with 12 wins coming via knockout in the ring. However, because the boxers have trained together, they are well aware of each other’s strengths and weaknesses.

On that note, this Saturday is June 15th [16th June in the UK], you can definitely expect a competitive fight between Martin and Davis at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. And to watch the event, you have to tune in at 8pm ET. However, fans from the UK and Ireland will have to tune in at 1am BST to watch the event live. Meanwhile, if you’re in Australia, tune in at 10pm AEST to catch the action.

Davis vs. Martin: Where does it stream, and how much does it cost?

Ahead of the fight, Gervonta Davis told ESPN that he was smarter and more mature as a boxer and would show significant improvement against Martin. Needless to say, we’re all excited to find out how Davis treats his 30th professional appearance with the WBA Lightweight title on the line. Therefore, you can buy Prime PPV and treat yourself to a memorable contest.

While US citizens can purchase the PPV for 74.99 USD, UK citizens will have to pay 19.99 GBP. However, if you are from Australia, you can purchase Kayo PPV and enjoy the event for AUD 49.95. If you’re still unsure about buying the PPV, you should check out the undercard fights.

David Benavidez vs. Oleksandr Gvozdyk and other undercard fights to watch

After the fight against Demetrius Andrade n November of last year, the adventurous David Benavidez decided to move up to the sport’s Light Heavyweight division and put his incredible skills to the test. Soon, it was revealed that Benavidez was eyeing a potential contest against Dmitry Bivol. But, whatever resume you have, you can’t fight Bivol on your debut. So, Benavidez started with the face Oleksandr Gvozdyk. In this case, while we must appreciate Benavidez’s decision to step up, we must also point out that Gvozdyk, 37, is ten years older than David meaning the ‘Red Flag’ will have the advantage of youth in his side.

But, that’s not it! There are two other interesting matchups that the PBC-Amazon Prime Video PPV event brings you. Besides the Benavidez-Gvozdyk fight, Gary Antuanne Russell will also take over Alberto Puello to win the WBC super lightweight title against the champion Devin Haney on the phone. Besides that, Carlos Adamesthe current WBC Interim Middleweight champion, hopes to become WBC Middleweight champion with a win against Terrell Gausha.

Therefore, which fight would you most like to see? Do you think Martin and Gvozdyk can beat Davis and Benavidez? Let us know in the comments below.