Fight Week

It’s the calm before the storm before all hell breaks loose next week, but we still have one huge card this Memorial Day weekend. It’s the long-awaited grudge clash between WBA lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis and unbeaten #1 ranked contender and mandatory challenger Rolando “Rolly” Romero on Saturday from Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

The telecast is a $74.99 pay-per-view that also features Erislandy “The American Dream” Lara defending his WBA middleweight title against Gary “Spike” O’Sullivan in the co-main event. Also, Jesús “Mono” Ramos will see action against Luke Santamaría in a 10-round super welterweight showdown, Eduardo Ramírez battles Luis Meléndez in the 10-round super featherweight telecast opener.

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      • Yeah, you’re right Gary. That is insane though. That’s a Showtime Championship Boxing card – and not a great one. But I guess 74.99 is the going rate for Davis fights. Not meeeee!

  • Sorry but I won’t be making another PPV purchase until Spence vs Crawford!!

  • Same here i ll pay 74,99 for Crawford vs Spencer and put my whole pay check on Spencer

  • It’s one thing for that Grey haired grease ball, Alfred Haymon to put Davis-Rolly on PPV, but he sticks us with one of the worst undercards in history. He is a complete bag. Always has been..

  • I guess inflation is not only at the fuel pumps and groceries, but also with the PPV networks too. 🙂

    • Not when you have a free PPV site, it’s the same price all year around LMAO

  • I like to watch all the fights I can. But, they’re pricing me out.

  • Gary O’Sullivan has something to say when retires: I was disputing the Middleweight title with one win against a guy with a record of 16-35 after losing by a beating to Jaime Munguia and not too long before flattened out in less than haf round by David Lemieux, that is how prestigious was the WBA Middleweight title

  • showtime 74.99 please ill be watching salvador sanchez on you tube his fights were great

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