Gervonta Davis vs Ryan Garcia PPV price: How much will it cost to watch huge fight in Las Vegas?
BOXING lovers are gearing up for Gervonta Davis' mouth-watering fight with Ryan Garcia - but fans are not happy with PPV price.
The Tank landed some devastating shots to secure an eighth-round win in his January brawl against Hector Garcia.
While King Ry forced his last opponent Javier Fortuna to kiss the canvas THREE times before settling the contest with a KO punch.
This encounter has been labelled the fight of the year as both boxers are yet to taste defeat.
But fans fear that this is the reason for the PPV price.
What is the PPV price?
Gervonta Davis' Las Vegas showdown against Ryan Garcia will be broadcast LIVE on Showtime PPV in the US.
Showtime PPV announced that the card will cost $84.99 which cost $10 more than David Benavidez's 12-round gruelling win against Caleb Plant.
And fans were quick to slam the price on Twitter.
One fan tweeted: "I will 100% be watching. I will 100% not be paying."
While another asked: "Do people actually pay this?"
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Another wrote: "Who the h*** actually pays for PPV’s"
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Who is on the undercard?
Here are all the confirmed fights on the undercard so far:
- Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia (12 rounds, junior welterweights)
- William Zepeda vs. TBA (10 or 12 rounds, lightweights)
- Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs. Elias Espadas (10 rounds, junior middleweights)
- Gurgen Hovhannisyan vs Charles Martin
What has been said?
Both fighters have respect for each other and they are willing to leave it all in the ring.
Davis has said: “I know that it’s going to be tough. This fight is definitely going to be tough. But this is what we came to do. We want the big fights.
“I’ve been boxing since I was seven. I fought a lot coming up. I’m just happy to be a part of this moment and share the ring with a young fighter like Ryan Garcia who’s daring himself to be great.
“He talked his way into this fight. April 22 he’s going to have to show it.
“I think this is important because we’re both young. Both of us are at our peak."
Garcia said: "I chose to make this fight happen. I didn't put myself first. I put the boxing fans first.
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"I put the sport itself first. I want to make an impact on this sport. I want to lead the charge. Nobody was willing to do it. Terence Crawford didn't want to do it. Errol Spence Jr. didn't want to do it. Nobody wanted to lead the charge, so I had to do it.
"I guess I'm doing it – the one that they didn't expect to do it. The one that's supposed to be scared. The one that's supposed to be a coward.”
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