Gervonta Davis says he took a knee in the 9th round because there was grease in his eyes from his hair: “Damn, why y’all booing like I’m saying bullsh*t… ...

Gervonta Davis said that hair product running into his eyes caused him to voluntarily take a knee during his controversial WBA lightweight title retention against Lamont Roach Jr. Saturday’s ...

Legendary Snooker player Steve Davis, who dominated the sport in the 80s, performed at the Long Table on Saturday night. Davis - who won six world titles during the 80s, reaching another three finals ...

Authorities in Oregon were searching Sunday for a missing 2-year-old boy last seen playing in a yard the day before. Dane Paulsen was reported missing around 4:25 p.m. Saturday, the Lincoln County ...

The move was not scored as a knockdown by referee Steve Willis, but a 'veteran referee' told reporter Chris Mannix that Davis getting his face wiped by his corner during the match could have led ...

Boxer Gervonta Davis has held onto his WBA lightweight title ... after having his hair done a few days before the bout. Referee Steve Willis did not count it as a knockdown, as it should be ...

Considering the closeness of the scores, the critical moment of the fight came in Round 9 when referee Steve Willis bafflingly allowed Davis to take a knee and essentially call his own timeout ...

Davis (30-0-1) willingly went to a knee near his corner in the ninth round, then leaned over the ropes so they could towel off the area around his eye. Referee Steve Willis did not count it as a ...

Gervonta Davis is explaining what happened during a controversial moment against Lamont Roach Jr. on Saturday night. Davis and Roach fought to a majority draw in their bout at Barclays Center in ...

Brooklyn! Premier Boxing Champions head to Prospect Heights tonight, where Gervonta “Tank” Davis (30-0-0) defends his WBA Lightweight World Title against Lamont Roach, Jr. (21-1-1), who is ...

When people think of Nyssa, they think of wrestling. The Bulldogs have won 13 wrestling team titles and are often in the conversation of Oregon’s wrestling powerhouses.