Defeated Kenneth “P-Boy” Alarcon
A clash of unbeaten knockout artists that became one of the decade’s biggest events, with Champ Davis turning a tense tactical fight into a dramatic stoppage.
Official record
26-1. 22 knockouts.
Tenesca “Champ” Davis dominated the welterweight and super welterweight divisions, then left the sport with a controversial ending that still divides fans.
Fight history
From undisputed champion to a retirement money fight scenario.
Davis rose from a city gym in New York to win the 147-pound titles, then chased bigger paydays at 154. His record tells a story of relentless finishing, controversial emotions, and unforgettable nights.
26-1
Professional record
Davis won 22 fights by knockout and suffered a single blemish in his final outing, a disqualification after a stoppage sequence and a tragic accident in the ring.
2019–2022
Undisputed welterweight run with dominant stoppages.
2023–2024
Super welterweight money era against top-tier knockout artists.
Final Fight
Controversial DQ, retirement decision, and a legacy sealed in debate.
Undisputed victory at 147
Davis collected the final belt with a finishing sequence that made fans call him the best in the division regardless of his size.
One loss, one legacy
His only loss was a disqualification that sparked talk of bad luck, ring politics, and whether a fighter this violent should have retired sooner.