The finishing touches have been applied to Premier Boxing Champion’s one-two punch in June.

Plans are finalized for a PBC on Prime Pay-Per-View doubleheader featuring Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis and David Benavidez in separate bouts. The show is back to its original June 15 date, but heads to MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Davis (29-0, 27 knockouts) will defend his WBA lightweight title versus Frank Martin (18-0, 12 KOs) in the headlining act. The chief support will see Benavidez (28-0, 24 KOs) move up to light heavyweight to face former WBC titlist Oleksandr Gvozdyk (20-1, 16 KOs).

The show was confirmed by Davis and PBC, both via social media.

All four boxers are ranked in The Ring’s Top 10, spanning three weight divisions.

Davis isNo. 2 at 135 by The RingandNo. 9 pound-for-pound. Martin isThe Ring’s No. 5-rated lightweightand enters his first major title fight.

Phoenix’s Benavidez—who trains in the greater Seattle area—isNo. 1 at 168and a two-time WBC full titleholder. He currently owns an interim version of the belt and now challenges for a secondary WBC title at light heavyweight. Ukraine’s Gvozdyk isThe Ring’s No. 7-rated 175-pound contender.

Davis will attempt his first defense as a full WBA lightweight titleholder. He previously held the ‘Regular’ title since December 2019. Former Ring and undisputed champ Devin Haney (31-0, 15 KOs) was the recognized WBA titlist from June 2022. He fully abdicated his throne last November to compete at junior welterweight.

The bout will mark the first for Davis since last April 22. The unbeaten Baltimore native knocked out a then-unbeaten Ryan Garcia in the seventh-round at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. The bout headlined a Showtime Pay-Per-View event that generated an estimated $100,000,000 from 1,200,000 units sold. The show also produced a live gate of roughly $22.8 million.

Both figures were the highest totals for any boxing event in 2023.

Event handlers originally T-Mobile Arena for this show. However, the venue’s availability was entirely dependent on how far the Las Vegas Knights advance in the NHL Playoffs.

There were also talks of the show taking place in various locations in Texas. Davis himself teased that Houston’s Toyota Center was the frontrunner to land the fight. The venue was booked for June 15, to which Davis suggested it would take place on June 22 in a since-deleted post.

However,The Ringconfirmed that PBC always favored Vegas, where it will stage its seventh consecutive PPV event. It will come six weeks after the May 4 Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez-Jaime Munguia PBC on Prime show at T-Mobile Arena.