Gervonta Davis and Lamont Roach clashed on March 1 with the WBA lightweight title fight ending in a majority draw. Davis retained his title in a controversial showdown. 'Tank' took a deliberate knee in the ninth round,

Debate continues to surround the controversial result in the bout between Lamont Roach Jr and Gervonta Davis - almost a week after a majority draw was declared.

Gervonta Davis kept hold of his WBA Lightweight World Title in Brooklyn after a majority draw with Lamont Roach Jr.

The key moment happened in round nine when, having been hit by a punch from Roach, Davis then waited a moment before taking a knee. He then rushed to his corner and asked for his face to be wiped, later saying that “grease” from his hair was “burning” his eyes.

As Davis holds a WBA title, the WBA sanctioning body has the power to order him to face Roach again, and failure to do so could result in Davis being stripped of his belt. WBA president Gilberto Mendoza indicated to The Ring that he is "poised" to order a second fight between the pair.

Lamont Roach and his team have expressed their feelings after learning the New York State Athletic Commission's (NYSAC) decision on the review of the fight against Gervonta Davis. The NYSAC ruled to uphold the majority draw in his March 1 WBA lightweight title fight against Gervonta Davis.

Lamont Roach Jnr is glad that his team pursued an appeal of his controversial March 1 draw with Gervonta Davis – but Roach also isn’t shocked that the New York State Athletic Commission declined their appeal.

The New York State Athletic Commission upheld last weekend's Gervonta Davis-Lamont Roach result, which ended in a majority draw after a controversial ninth round, according to a ruling obtained by ESPN on Friday.

Lamont Roach Jr. made his opinion of NYSAC not overturning the draw decision of his Gervonta "Tank" Davis fight extremely clear.