In an unfortunate twist, a cargo ship rammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, causing it to collapse early Tuesday. The same city from which famed boxing star Gervonta Davis, aka Abdul Wahid, originates. As soon as the shocking news came to light, it started spreading on the internet like wildfire, leaving fans worried for the undefeated boxer.
The incident in question has potentially turned deadly as the officials revealed that the six missing individuals after the incident are now presumably dead. Moreover, the search for those six has been paused to be resumed on Wednesday morning. According to various reports, the collision was the result of the ship losing power as it barreled towards the bridge at high speed.
Maryland’s governor, Wes Moore, claimed that the crew present on the ship had sent out a mayday call moments before the collision, allowing the authorities to limit traffic to the bridge. The entire incident was caught on camera, and the ship can be seen releasing puffs of smoke as the lights on the ship flickered before the accident.
The news was then picked up by BNO News and shared on X (formerly Twitter). The American news outlet shared the clip with the caption reading, “BREAKING: Ship collides with Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing it to collapse.” Discovering the carnage in Baltimore, Ray Jackson quickly raised concerns about Gervonta Davis!
Fans reassure the hardcore boxing fan about Gervonta Davis’ wellbeing
Before anything else, as per a recent tweet from ‘Tank’ Davis, he is A-OK! In fact, he paid his condolences for the horrific accident. However, before this tweet from Davis, Jackson, the hardcore boxing fan, directly asked Davis about his and his family’s whereabouts, wanting to confirm that they were fine.
Meanwhile, one user responded to Jackson’s tweet, echoing the same sentiment and wishing for Davis’ safety amid the crisis.
Someone else highlighted that Davis surely doesn’t live on the bridge, and the chances of him being there are really low. Moreover, as mentioned before, officials managed to limit the traffic flow to the bridge before the collision.
