Lamont Roche (25-1-2, 10 Ko) says he should have won the battle against the light WBA hero Girponta Davis (30-0-1, 28 Cos) on Saturday evening, and he would have obtained that the referee had made the correct invitation on the ninth when Tank took his knee after hitting him with the Barcliz Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Many fans of social media felt that Roths won, and they have never seen Tank look very bad before. The lack of activity, and the weak CV, has been commissioned by Roth.

Roche says he was not dependent on a knockout to win because he thought he had done more than enough to win the decision. The rulers recorded a lot of 12 rounds through the 15-113 grades per tank, 114-114 and 114-114. Certainly, it seemed as if Roche had won the fighting even with the ruling on the call in the ninth.

” MediumTalking about the call inflated by the ruling, who chose not to give him the credit for bringing down Girvonta Davis in the ninth round when he took a knee.

It is clear that it helps Tank Davis was the star in this battle, and the battle that sold the Barclays Center. If the ruling makes the correct call on the ninth, it will mess with things for the famous money maker.

“If he had to wipe the sweat from his eyes, he has to wipe the sweat from his eyes. But the rules stipulate that if I took a knee voluntarily, this is eight automatic heels. I did not rely on it.

“I was controlling, I was touched on more shots, and I was fell more powerful. I thought I was doing something. So, I am not really disappointed, but if this was calculated as a knockout, I would have won the majority decision.

“Did you see me in the ring,” continued to count? “I was like,” Why did you stop? “Continue to count,” Roche said about how he did not understand why the referee stopped after Davis took a knee at nine. “I honestly do not know [about why the referee didn’t rule it a knockdown]”