Gervonta Davis-Lamont Roach Non-Call Complicated by ‘Technical Issue,’ Officials Say

The Controversial Non-Call WHEN GERVONTA DAVIS TOOK A Knee During his Fight Against Lamont Roach Jr. Saturday is Under Review by the New York State Attic Commission (Nysac), The Nysac Said in A Statement Issued Monday.

“A Technical Issue” may have preventated the commission from acting the Fight at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, Accounting To The Statement.

The bout ended in a Majority Draw, and the Critical Moment Could Have Swung The Outcome in Roach’s Favor.

That incident Occurred in the Ninth Round WHEN DAVIS DROPPED TO A KNEE AND HEADED BACK TO HIS CORNER. Referee Steve Willis Started a Mandatory 10-COUNT BEFORE ALLOWING DAVIS TO Resume Fighting with Penalty-After Davis Got His Eyes Wiped with A Towel.

Davis Later Said He Took A Knee and Headed to the Corner Because He Had Grease in His Eye, The Result of Getting His Hair Done Two Days Before The Fight.

Ruling it a knockdown would have a lad to a point deduction for davis and presumably changed the outcome of the figh.

“During the round in quest, following the commission’s request for the rebelay Video, there was a technical Issue preventing from the commission from receiving it. “Therefore, The Referee’s in-Ring Decision was Relied Upon and the Fight Continued. The Commission is Dedicated to Preserving the Integrity of Combative Sports and Is Committed to Working with All Promotions and Production Teams on Behalf of the Athletes, Officials Ans. OCCUR IN THE FUTURE THAT PREVENT DELIVERY OF RINGSIDE Instant Replay Feeds to the Commission’s Officials WHEN NEEDED. ”

The Judges Scored The 12-Round Fight 115-113 (in Favor of Davis), 114-114, 114-114.

Davis (30-1-1, 28 KOS) Was A Heavy Favorite Entering the Fight Against Roach (25-1-2, 10 KOS).