Ohara Davies has discussed potentially fighting for the WBA Super Lightweight Championship in a recent interview with iFL TV. Davies last fought back in November 2021 against Nicholas Mwangi in Dubai. 'Two Tanks' captured a 10-round unanimous decision against his Kenyan opponent.
Davies is signed to Probellum and has previously mentioned his desire to win a world title at 140 lbs. Josh Taylor recently relinquished his WBA belt. Hence, there is now a chance that Davies could be chosen to fight against another contender at Super Lightweight for the WBA strap.
Here's what Davies said in an interview with iFL TV:
"I don't even need to put my case across, I deserve that shot. Why? For one, I'm 'OD' I'm Ohara Davies. Any fight I'm in is a big fight. It doesn't matter who it's against. Whenever my name turns up to a fight, people are gonna come out and watch the fight."
Watch the full interview with Ohara Davies:
Ohara Davies on Regis Prograis and Sandor Martin
Davies continued by explaining which contenders in the WBA top six rankings should fight for a world title. He notably mentioned Regis Prograis as a boxer who deserves a chance, but doesn't believe Sandor Marin should get a shot. He said:
"Prograis is also a big name, I feel like he deserves a shot like I deserve a shot. Sandor Martin, he fought his last fight at welterweight wasn't it? Mate, he beat an over-the-hill Mikey Garcia and Eddie Hearn has been out there blowing smoke up this guys a***. Feeding all the boxing fans some bullshit about this guy who hasn't done anything."
Prograis is widely considered one of the best fighters at super lightweight. The American lost a close decision to Taylor back in 2019 for all the belts. Since his only loss, Prograis has beaten Juan Heraldez, Ivan Redkach and Tyrone McKenna.
Meanwhile, Sandor Martin is on a 11-fight winning streak. The 28-year-old has an impressive record of 40 wins and only two losses. Martin captured a points victory in his last bout against an experienced contender in Jose Felix.
Watch the fight highlights between Martin and Garcia: