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The boxing world has a lightweight title bouts in Las Vegas on Saturday, June 15 with the co-headliner matches between Americans Gervonta “Tank” Davis (29-0) vs. Frank “Ghost” Martin (18-0) for the WBA Lightweight Championship. The other headliner features American David “Bandera Roja” Benavídez (28-0) taking on Ukrainian Oleksandr “The Nail” Gvozdyk (20-1) for the Interim WBC Light Heavyweight Title.

The eyes of the boxing world are back on Las Vegas. MGM Grand Garden Arena is set to host its 100th championship card on Saturday night when Gervonta Davis looks to defend his WBA lightweight title against Frank Martin in the main event of a PBC on Prime Video PPV.

Two undefeated boxing stars clash tonight for the WBA lightweight belt — here's where to livestream the whole event online

Las Vegas, the heart of boxing, is set to host another showdown this Saturday with the WBA Lightweight Championship on the line. The main event features undefeated lightweight stars Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Frank Martin, each looking to maintain their perfect records while securing the lightweight championship title. Adding to the excitement, the card also features a match for the Interim WBC Light Heavyweight Title between David Benavídez and Oleksandr Gvozdyk. Saturday’s lineup features four title fights in total, meaning fans can expect high-stakes action from start to finish.

Fourteen months may have passed since his last fight, but WBA lightweight champion Gervonta "Tank" Davis' personal life has been anything but quiet. Now he's all set to make as much noise as possible on his return to the ring, against fellow undefeated southpaw Frank "The Ghost" Martin at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Gervonta Davis vs. Frank Martin fight date, start time tonight

Date : Saturday, June 15

Time : 8 p.m. ET / 1 a.m. UK

Main event ringwalks (approx): 11 p.m. ET / 4 a.m. UK

The broadcast is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ET / 1 a.m. UK. The Davis vs. Martin ringwalks are scheduled for 11 p.m. ET / 4 a.m. UK but these timings could change due to the length of the undercard fights.

Where is the Gervonta Davis vs. Frank Martin fight tonight?

The fight will take place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Gervonta Davis record and bio

Nationality: American

Date of birth: November 7, 1994

Height: 5' 5.5"

Reach: 67.5"

Total fights: 29

Record: 29-0 (27 KOs)

Frank Martin record and bio

Nationality: American

Date of birth: January 12, 1995

Height: 5' 8"

Reach: 68"

Total fights: 18

Record: 18-0 (12 KOs)

The two have gone back and forth throughout the week as they continue to debate what happened when they met in sparring years ago. Now, Martin looks to secure the biggest win of his career while Davis looks to shake off some ring rust after being out since April 2023.

The undercard also features three more title bouts. Most notably, David Benavidez looks to secure the WBC interim light heavyweight title against former titleholder Oleksandr Gvozdyk. Benavidez, a former two-time WBC super middleweight champion, has given up on his pursuit of undisputed 168-pound king Canelo Alvarez and has instead turned his focus toward undisputed status at 175.

Plus, Gary Antuanne Russell takes on Alberto Puello with the vacant WBC interim junior welterweight title on the line. And Carlos Adames looks to defend his WBC middleweight title against Terrell Gausha in the PPV opener.

At the age of 29, Davis is already a three-weight world champion, but the pinnacle of his career so far, the sensational 7th-round knockout of Ryan Garcia, was swiftly followed by the shameful low of a 44-day stint in prison last summer. Will that serve as a wake-up call for the power-puncher with the world at his feet?

His subsequent conversion to Islam and adoption of the name Abdul Wahid hinted at an appetite for personal and spiritual growth, though he recently reverted to his old ways, picking fights with lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson, former welterweight titleist Errol Spence, and even his old promoter, Floyd Mayweather. There are no two ways about it, Davis is out to cause a splash.

Martin, however, possesses all the qualities to engineer an upset. Being trained by Derrick James, he'll have been afforded time with both Garcia and Spence, and his speed and positivity could force his opponent onto his backfoot. With his first major belt and the promise of a unification clash later this year, the incentives are massive.

Gervonta Davis vs Frank Martin full card

Gervonta Davis (c) vs Frank Martin for Davis' WBA lightweight title

David Benavidez vs Oleksandr Gvozdyk for WBC interim light heavyweight title

Gary Antuanne Russell vs Alberto Puello for WBC interim super lightweight title

Carlos Adames (c) vs Terrell Gausha for Adames' WBC middleweight title

Mark Magsayo vs Eduardo Ramirez, super featherweight

Romain Villa vs Ricardo Salas Rodriguez, welterweight

Elijah Garcia vs Kyrone Davis, middleweight

Daniel Blancas vs Aro Schwartz, super middleweight

Justin Viloria vs Angelo Antonio Contreras, super featherweight

Kevin Ayala vs Jimmy Delgadillo, featherweight

Stacey Selby vs Kevin Walker, super lightweight

Mia Ellis vs Margaret Whitmore, super featherweight

Brayan Gonzalez vs James Mulder, super bantamweight

Reina Tellez vs TBA, featherweight

Amador Mendez vs TBA, lightweight

Davis won the WBA (Regular) lightweight title in 2019. He has defended the belt four times, with his last title defense coming in January 2023 against Hector Luis Garcia. The two-division champion is known for intimidating his opponents heading into fight night. He has attempted to do the dame against Martin, who he knows well from sparring sessions.

Boxing fans will witness the return of one of the most entertaining and talented fighters in the sport, as Gervonta Davis steps into the ring this weekend to take on his fellow countryman Frank Davis.

‘Tank’ will defend his WBA lightweight title against a dangerous opponent, as Martin has won all of his fights so far as a professional.

Although Davis is a big favorite, it will be interesting to see both men face each other, as they have a good boxing pedigree. Davis is a 2012 Golden Gloves champion, while Martin earned gold at the Golden Gloves in 2016.

However, the Baltimore-bred star is the more accomplished boxer. He is a three-weight class world champion, after winning belts at super featherweight and super lightweight. ‘The Ghost’, meanwhile, will try to become a world champion for the first time in his career.

The other big fight on the card is the one featuring David Benavidez and Oleksandr Gvozdyk at 175 lbs. The Mexican Monster went up in weight to fight against the former WBC light heavyweight champion. A win against the Ukrainian would open the doors to Benavidez to a potential mega-fight against the winner of the Dmitry Bivol vs Artur Beterbiev clash.

The Baltimore native spent some time in jail following that fight but is now ready to defend his WBA lightweight title once again.

Martin represents a tricky challenge for Davis, having beaten Michel Rivera and Artem Harutyunyan in his last two bouts.

Davis will have to be on his A-game to produce an elite performance after so much time away from the ring, but if anyone has the sniper-like precision to get the job done, Davis does.

The bout will be the first time that Davis makes the walk to the ring after knocking out Ryan Garcia in April 2023. He'll get another notable opponent here as the unbeaten Martin is ranked fifth among lightweights by ESPN.

Witha world title on the line and one of boxing biggest stars making a return after more than a year away, this is one of the highlights of the summer boxing schedule.

Davis is still a massive favorite despite the longest layoff of his career. However, Martin hasn't fought in over a year as well so the potential for ring rust is a thing both fighters will have to overcome.

Davis' layoff was partially caused by a 44-day stint in a Baltimore detention center. Davis was found to have violated his house arrest and had to serve the rest of his sentence at the facility. He believes the time has helped him as a man and will be reflected in his performance in the ring.