Gervonta Davis defended his WBA lightweight title against Frank Martin in a thrilling fight that ended with a highlight-reel knockout in the eighth round. The fight took place in Las Vegas, where Davis showcased his dominance in the ring.

Davis, with a record of 30-0 and 28 wins by knockout, faced off against Martin, who held a record of 18-1, in the main event of the evening. Despite a slow start, Davis picked up momentum in the middle rounds, ultimately delivering a powerful uppercut followed by a devastating left hook that sent Martin to the canvas.

With this victory, Davis now has numerous options for his next fight. Potential matchups include title unifications with lightweight champions Shakur Stevenson and Vasiliy Lomachenko, as well as a possible rematch against 140-pound champion Issac Cruz.

In the co-main event, David Benavidez claimed the interim WBC title in the light heavyweight division by defeating Oleksandr Gvozdyk in a unanimous decision. Benavidez’s victory sets him up as the mandatory challenger for the winner of Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev’s upcoming undisputed fight in October.

Following his win, Davis expressed his desire to return to training and focus on his next challenges. Despite feeling a bit rusty in the fight against Martin, Davis remains determined and motivated to take on the top contenders in his weight class.

The fight night also featured intense action in the undercard bouts, with fighters showcasing their skills and determination in the ring. Fans were treated to an exciting evening of boxing, culminating in Davis’ impressive knockout victory.