Gervonta Davis must stop using women as sparring partners, after another arrest for hitting a woman last month in Florida.

This is the view of the Hall of Fame Lou Dibella promoter, who fired a warning in Davis, calling for real consequences.

GERVONTA DAVIS The latest arrest details appear

The authorities arrested Davis in Miami Beach, after the father of Father on June 15 at his ex -girlfriend’s house in Dalal.

The police say Davis went to recover two children when the argument transformed into a physical quarrel.

According to police reports, the world champion allegedly hit her back of the head, hit her in the face, causing a slight cutting of the lips and apparently threw a tiny box on the victim.

The victim sent a SMS -Ao lend a hand, which witnessed a quarrel and recorded video evidence. Davis was arrested after the patrol cop marked the license plate on Lincoln Road.

The police took another mugshot when he was reserved at the Turner Guilford Knight prison center in Miami-Dade. Davis is detained for a bail of USD 10,000 and apparently refused to sign the Miranda Rights Form.

Davis, who spent 44 days in prison two years ago and was on a conditional dismissal, faces allegations, including a battery life/allegation of domestic violence.

“Tank” has a long legal history: earlier arrests of domestic violence in 2022 and 2023 (one dropped, one dismissed) and conviction to 2020.

Gervonta Davis arrested on Father’s day for alleged attacking his ex -girlfriend.pic.twitter.com/ih8y5e8iki

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Dibella warning

The arrest caused an intensive reaction from boxing figures calling for real consequences, especially considering the pattern of Davis’s aiming women.

Responding to the news of the next meeting with the law, Dibella did not mention words on social media:

“Again? Wonderfully. What a loss of talent and opportunities. At some point there must be repercussions. Women are not pairing partners!”

Boxing veteran, known for promoting the masters and telling the laws of fighters, clearly said that he had enough repetitive problems outside the ring that harassed Davis throughout his career.

Requires intensification of responsibility

Connections are becoming louder in all sport so that Davis can face real responsibility, and characters like Dibella now require action, not silence.

Regardless of whether it comes from promoters, commissions or broadcasters, it is just possible. But one thing is clear – even the most outstanding defenders of the tank lack patience.

In August, the latter saga threw his rumors from Lamont Roach Jr.

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