Jake Paul vs Tank Davis Exhibition Match Confirmed: Discover Glove Size, Rounds, and All the Rules
Jake Paul vs. Tank Davis Set for Exhibition Showdown in Miami
On November 14th, a much-anticipated boxing exhibition is slated to take place at the Kaseya Center in Miami, featuring Jake Paul and Tank Davis. While this bout promises excitement for fans, the result will not impact the fighters’ professional records. This clarification was made by the Florida Athletic Commission during its communication with Emegypt.
Exhibition Fight Details and Guidelines
Despite the disparity in size, with Paul holding a considerable weight advantage over the lighter Davis, who last fought at 135 pounds, the fight’s rules ensure it remains an exhibition. According to the commission, the match will be recorded in the national registry solely as an exhibition bout. This means the outcome will not officially reflect on either athlete’s professional record.
Judging Setup and Scoring System
Even though it’s an exhibition match, the Florida Athletic Commission has announced that three judges will oversee the event’s scoring. These will comprise two professional judges and an innovative AI judge. However, the results, irrespective of scoring, will not influence the fighters’ career records.
- The fight format includes 10 rounds.
- Each round lasts three minutes.
- Fighters will wear 12-ounce gloves.
Rules on Knockouts and Fight Conclusion
While the results may not alter the fighters’ records, a knockout or technical knockout will still lead to an immediate cessation of the bout. The commission confirmed that such outcomes will be treated equivalently to those in professional contests, thereby upholding fight integrity and excitement.
Relocation and Broadcast
Originally, the event was set to occur in Atlanta, but logistical challenges led the promoters to withdraw their licensing request. As a result, the fight venue has shifted to Miami. On November 14th, audiences worldwide can tune in to Netflix for the live broadcast of this spectacle.
The Florida Athletic Commission continues to emphasize its dedication to transparency and regulatory compliance, aiming to advance the safe practice of combative sports within the state.
