The Lamont Roach team calls for New York’s athletic commission to declare him a winner to Gervonta Davis, citing the disputed defeat and potential disqualification

Lamont Roach’s lawyer has sent a letter to New York State Athletic Commission, asking them to change the results of Lamont’s struggle against Gervonta “Tank” Davis last Saturday night to turn him into the new Light WBA champion.

The struggle scored a majority tie of 12 rounds: 115-113 for Tank, 114-114 and 114-114.

According to Dan Rafael, Roach’s lawyer wants the New York commission to “declare” the winner about the tank for a ninth Ronda Tko, disqualified or by decision. Davis took a knee in the ninth round after being run over.

Then he got up and headed to his corner to have his face for his coach. Stated that he had fats in his eyes. Referee Steve Willis did not count as a defeat, mark it as a tie or disqualify it. He could have done one of the three, because Tank had walked in his corner without a waiting time.

You only knew this came from Roach’s side because the call without blows from the ninth round against the tank cost not only the struggle, but also millions that he would get as a new light champion of the WBA. He would keep the WBA title, who would play in his favor in negotiations for a tank resale or a fight against one of the other carriers, such as the WBC champion, Shakur Stevenson.

“Lamont Roach’s lawyer, Greg Smith, sent a letter to New York State Athletic Commission, asking the commission the controversial majority of most of most with Titlist Lightweight Gervonta Davis,” Dan Rafael said to his Fight against the United Freaks.

(The letter) requests that the commission annul the result of the fight and Declanti Roach, which is the Light WBA list of Junior WBA, as “the true winner of the combat, either through TKO due to Mr. Davis who retired from the combat or be disqualified to bring an illegal irritating to the ring, or through the decision after the decision after the scores were reflected in reflecting on the decision. -Se.

If the referee had given credit to the ninth round, he would have won by score 115-112, 114-113 and 114-113