- Odds: Gervonta Davis -900 betting favorite, Ronaldo Romero +550 underdog.
- The odds are favoring Davis and my early prediction is by devastating KO.
- ‘Rolly’ Romero is undefeated with 14 wins, 12 by finish.
Two-hard-hitting undefeated boxers will go toe to toe on May 28, after the initial fight was postponed, it’s back in the works.
Five-time world champion ‘Tank’ Davis taking on ‘Rolly’ Romero. The WBA lightweight title will be on the line for this Showtime PPV. We review the opening betting odds for Davis vs Romero below. Tank’s next opponent could be none other than Ryan Garcia, check out the latest Davis vs Garcia odds now.
Davis vs Romero Odds
| Boxer | Odds |
| Gervonta Davis | -900 |
| Ronaldo Romero | +550 |
The latest odds have ‘Tank’ Davis as the firm betting favorite over ‘Rolly’ Romero. At -900, you can bet $900 to net $100. Davis is also -300 to win by KO, with a $300 wager netting you $100 profit,
Romero is a live underdog here, with a current odds of +550. Bet $100 to net $550 on the chance of an upset. You can check out live odds on BetMGM.
It won’t be long until most sports betting sites are releasing betting props, that’s where the real betting value will be for betting on Davis in this bout. If you’re a fan of Romero, he has a huge chance to upset Davis here.
‘Tank’ vs ‘Rolly’ Predictions
Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis must be used to being a perennial betting favorite at this point. Looking back through his odds history, you’d have to back to find any indication that he was an underdog. This will be Tank’s third PPV in a row, and he’s bringing the show with him this time. Going up against the highly entertaining ‘Rolly’ Romero. Who is an undefeated 26-year-old has accumulated a record 14-0, with 12 by way of KO/TKO.
Davis is coming off an 11th round TKO win over Mario Barrios. In typical Davis fashion, he didn’t win every round but gradually made his way into the fight by punishing Barrios and eventually score a late finish win. Meanwhile, ‘Rolly’ has fought twice this year both fights he won by TKO in the 7th round.
Romero brings a fan-friendly style that leaves everything on the table. He has a real opportunity here to stun and confuse Davis in the early rounds, due to Davis being a slow starter. Romero tends to leave his chin open with his lack of head movement. While his right hand is explosive, he tends to smoother his punches.
This is where I see Davis having an advantage, on the inside from working the body as a distraction to targeting the head later on. Plus over the course of twelve rounds, Davis has managed to create a style that’s always lurking and hunting for a dramatic finish.
I expect this fight to be one of Davis’ easier fights in recent memory. He’s clearly a great talent and needs a dance partner for his real skills to shine through.
Pick: Davis by TKO/KO.
Who’s next for ‘Tank’ Davis?
At this point Davis is starting to run out of opponents on the PBC stable, he moved up in weight to prove he can KO bigger fighters. If he wins this fight, he’ll have to start looking elsewhere for some bigger names in boxing. There are tones of relevant fights out there for him such as Teofimo Lopez and Ryan Garcia, but for now, it seems that he will stay with the PBC brand and continue to look further up the weight classes for more opportunities.
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