Gervonta Davis may be walking away from the sport of professional boxing.<\/p>\n
According to a report from boxing insider Rick Glaser<\/a>, \u201cTank\u201d has retired from active competition and doesn\u2019t intend to fight again. Glaser notes that Davis is \u201cfed up\u201d with professional boxing but expects he\u2019ll return eventually when his finances run dry.<\/p>\n From several very reliable sources, Baltimore’s finest Tank Davis is retiring, won’t fight again is what he’s telling those close to him. Tank’s supposedly fed up with Boxing. Tank’s retired till his money runs low.<\/p>\n \u2014 Rick Glaser (@RealRickGlaser1) July 29, 2025<\/a>\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Davis, age 30, is one of the biggest active stars in professional boxing. He\u2019s the current WBA Lightweight champion but has held titles at multiple weight class. He\u2019s perhaps best-known for his 2023 knockout win over Ryan Garcia (watch it)<\/a>. Undefeated at 30-0-1, Davis is currently ranked inside the pound-for-pound Top 10, so he would be walking away near the top of the game.<\/p>\n There is serious controversy<\/a> regarding Davis, however. Notable, he\u2019s been arrested several times over the years for alleged domestic violence<\/a> with his latest charge coming just a few weeks ago. <\/p>\n In the ring, Davis\u2019 last appearance featured some controversy as well. He was a gigantic favorite opposite Lamont Roach, but Roach seemingly boxed him up and earned the win on most scorecards … even without the knockdown that somehow didn\u2019t count!<\/a> Davis vs. Roach 2 was widely expected to be next for both men, but perhaps Davis\u2019 retirement will put a pause to those plans.<\/p>\n Or not. Combat sports retirements aren\u2019t exactly rare<\/a> or long-lasting …<\/p>\n\n