In a stunning upset that has sent shockwaves through the boxing world, Gervonta “Tank” Davis defeated Naoya Inoue by knockout, ending the Japanese star’s undefeated record and costing him a potential $150 million in future earnings.

The much-anticipated fight, which took place last night in Las Vegas, was expected to be one of the biggest boxing events of the year, with both fighters considered to be among the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world. Inoue, known for his ferocious power and technical precision, entered the ring with an impressive 23-0 record and a reputation as one of the most dominant forces in the sport. Davis, on the other hand, came into the fight with a 28-0 record, known for his explosive knockout ability and resilience.

The fight lived up to its billing early on, with both fighters exchanging powerful blows in the opening rounds. However, it was Davis who made the decisive move in the seventh round, landing a devastating left hook that sent Inoue to the canvas. Despite a valiant effort to recover, Inoue was unable to continue, and the referee called a halt to the fight, declaring Davis the winner by knockout.

The victory is a massive milestone for Davis, further cementing his place as one of the top stars in boxing. It’s also a significant setback for Inoue, who had been riding a 16-year winning streak, and was expected to earn a fortune in future fights against top opponents. With his undefeated record now shattered, Inoue’s lucrative contract negotiations are expected to take a major hit, potentially costing him up to $150 million in future earnings.

While the financial fallout will certainly be a major talking point in the coming days, the fight also raises questions about Inoue’s future in the sport. The knockout loss is a humbling reminder of the unpredictability of boxing, where even the most dominant fighters can fall at any moment.

As for Gervonta Davis, his victory opens the door to even bigger opportunities, with a potential showdown against other top names like Vasyl Lomachenko or Teofimo Lopez. The boxing world is eagerly awaiting his next move, and it’s clear that Davis is now positioned to be one of the sport’s leading figures for years to come.