The Miami Gardens Police Department has issued a warrant for the arrest of professional boxer Gervonta “Tank” Davis in connection with an alleged domestic violence incident reported in October. During a press conference held on Wednesday, authorities detailed the incident involving Davis and his ex-girlfriend, who reported being dragged by Davis to a parking garage at a gentlemen’s club on October 27, resulting in injuries.
According to police, the victim and Davis were in a relationship for five months in 2022 before breaking up about a month prior to the alleged incident. Law enforcement officials indicated that they plan to charge Davis with battery, false imprisonment, and attempted kidnapping once he is apprehended. The Miami Gardens police are collaborating with the fugitive task force to locate him.
This is not the first time Davis has faced allegations of domestic violence. He was previously arrested in South Florida on Father’s Day in 2025 for allegedly assaulting another ex-girlfriend, with whom he shares two children. The charges in that case were later dropped after the victim and a cooperating witness ceased communication with investigators.
Davis has a history of domestic incidents, including a 2020 incident where he turned himself in following a viral video that appeared to show him in a physical altercation with the mother of his child. More recently, in 2023, he was charged with battery after reportedly slapping a woman, but the case was dismissed when the alleged victim chose not to proceed.
Despite these challenges, Davis has expressed a desire for personal growth, stating last year that he intended to retire and adopt a softer, more humble approach to life, particularly for the sake of his daughters. As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how it will impact his career moving forward. His attorneys have yet to publicly comment on the current allegations.