Jake Paul vs Gervonta Davis fight rules confirmed

Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis’ exhibition match is ready to have a declared winner, despite the important weight distinction between the two fighters.

Paul, a heavyweight, will face off against the light-weight world champion in Miami on November 14, even though he weighs 4 stone more than Davis. The fight was initially scheduled to happen in Georgia however was relocated because of issues about the measurement disparity between the rivals.

However, Nakisa Bidarian, Paul’s enterprise accomplice, confirmed: “There will be a victor because the fighters have agreed and the commission has approved a maximum weight of 195lbs for this exhibition. The fight will be contested over 10 three-minute rounds, and when Tank and Jake enter the squared circle to go to battle, they will be wearing 12oz gloves.”

He added: “Sitting ringside will be three commission-approved world-class professional judges that will score every round to ensure there’s a decisive outcome for the fight if it goes the distance. And both men are enrolled in the highest level of testing with USADA.”

When requested the place his benefits lie in the fight, Paul responded: “I would say a lot of things but first and foremost is going to be my reach and my size and just keeping him away. I think there are a lot of holes in his defense that a lot of people haven’t exposed before. He’s a great fighter – one of the best – and he’s forcing me to elevate myself to new heights.”

“I’m more locked in than ever but I know at the end of the day I’m going to come in and out-box the guy who has been boxing for seven times as long as me.

What I’ve done in the sport is unprecedented and will never be replicated. I’ve done it in such a short amount of time and I’m just getting warmed up.

“I’m just getting warmed up, however this fight will shut up more people. The last fight I had was the end of chapter one and this is the starting of chapter two. When I beat this man, more people will shut up; I’m just getting warmed up and I’m going to point out how good I’m. This is a top 10 pound-for-pound fighter I’m going to out-box.”

When questioned about why he’s battling Paul rather than pursuing a rematch with Lamont Roach after their stalemate earlier this year, Davis explained: “I do not need to put so much out there however I’m doing what’s best for me and what’s proper for me.

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“I’ve been doing this for a little minute now, since I was seven years old and this is the first camp I can enjoy myself.

“I believe it may be an excellent event. Every time I fight, it is fireworks Jake Paul is coming in, he is a lot greater, a lot stronger, boxing wins come November 14. It’s not just me and Jake going to placed on a fight, it is an entire card, and we’re just giving boxing what it wants and that’s pleasure.”