Gervonta Davis Wanted By Police Over Alleged Domestic V!olence Incident; Ex Claims He Attacked Her At Club & Dragged Her To Parking Garage In Kidnapping Attempt
Gervonta Davis Wanted By Police Over Alleged Domestic V!olence Incident; Ex Claims He Attacked Her At Club & Dragged Her To Parking Garage In Kidnapping Attempt
Authorities in Miami are searching for #GervontaDavis.
Miami Gardens Police issued an arrest warrant for the WBA lightweight champion on Wednesday (Jan. 14) in connection with an alleged dome$tic v!olence incident that reportedly occurred on Oct. 27, 2025. According to authorities, Davis is wanted on charges including battery, false imprisonment, and attempted kidnapping.
Police say the alleged incident took place at a gentlemen’s club in #Miami Gardens, where the woman told officers Davis beat her in a back room before dragging her against her will into a parking garage, where the a$$ault allegedly continued. Officials say the woman was ultimately able to escape before being forced to leave with Davis, and security footage reportedly corroborates her account.
The department has not released the woman’s name or the name of the club to protect her safety. However, the allegations outlined during the press conference mirror claims previously made by Davis’ ex, Courtney Rossel, in a civil lawsuit. When those accusations first surfaced, Davis was replaced by Anthony Joshua for a scheduled fight against #JakePaul.

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