In the fiercely competitive world of boxing,  Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis, the undefeated champion, faced incarceration after his April bout against Ryan Garcia this year. Now that he’s out of jail, everyone is asking one question: when will the pugilist stage a comeback? Following rumors of a comeback match against Teofimo Lopez in January next year, fans are at the edge of their seat over this massive prospect.

 Gervonta Davis was furious over a critic’s comments

Gervonta Davis recently found himself in the midst of a verbal duel. A critic dared to challenge Davis’s reputation beyond his weight class, prompting an immediate response from Tank. Gervonta is not the one to leave trolls unengaged, contrary to the widely acknowledged wisdom of not engaging with them. Criticism emerged, highlighting much discussion about his defense and stating that he doesn’t face opponents of significance. Gervonta left a threatening reply, clearly over the Twitter exchange. “Shut up before I have my homie to f*ck ya little ugly a*s gf.”

Following his big win, Gervonta Davis pled guilty to four charges related to a November 2020 accident. He injured four individuals, including a pregnant woman. According to ESPN, he was initially sentenced to 90 days of home detention at his trainer Calvin Ford’s house, but Davis relocated without permission, first to a high-end hotel and then to a new residence. Davis recently got out of  Baltimore jail after spending 44 days in detention. He was incarcerated following a judge’s decision on June 1 this year stating he violated house arrest terms. Consequently, a judge ordered Davis to complete the rest of his sentence in the city’s jail.

Nevertheless, Gervonta Davis illustrates a fighter unafraid to defend his legacy and proudly acknowledges his achievements. He displays unwavering confidence.  The boxing world eagerly awaits his next move, questioning whether he will continue to defy expectations and win more titles with his unmatched skill.