US Marshals Are Looking For Fighter Gervonta Davis

US Marshals Are looking for fighter Gervonta Davis. The champion fighter is faced with losing his boxing titles because he is wanted by authorities for alleged domestic violence. So far, Gervonta has been a no-show, and he is facing serious charges if he does not answer the warrant issued by his former girlfriend.

Gervonta “Tank” Davis WBA Titles In Jeopardy

US Marshals Are Looking For Fighter Gervonta Davis.

Professional boxing star Gervonta “Tank” Davis is currently at the center of a federal manhunt as the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force joins local authorities to locate him. The search follows the issuance of an arrest warrant stemming from a serious domestic violence investigation in Florida.

U.S. Marshals Join the Search

In mid-January 2026, the Miami Gardens Police Department confirmed that it is actively working with the U.S. Marshals to apprehend Davis. The warrant includes multiple felony charges:

• Battery

• False Imprisonment

• Attempted Kidnapping

The charges are linked to an October 27, 2025, incident at a Miami-area gentlemen’s club involving an ex-girlfriend. According to court documents, Davis allegedly used force to restrain the victim and attempted to remove her from the location against her will.

The Vanishing Champion

The boxing world holds its breath, not for the thunderous crack of gloves or the roar of a capacity crowd, but for news of its most electrifying, yet increasingly elusive, champion: Gervonta “Tank” Davis.

The WBA Lightweight title, a gleaming symbol of his undeniable talent and ferocious power, now hangs precariously, not from his shoulder, but in the balance of a desperate game of cat and mouse.

Davis, the Baltimore prodigy who ascended to boxing’s elite with an unbeaten record and highlight-reel knockouts, is reportedly on the run, and with each passing day, the specter of a lost legacy grows larger. 

WBA Title Stripped and Reclassified

The legal turmoil has immediate consequences for Davis’s standing in the boxing world. On January 20, 2026, the World Boxing Association (WBA) officially downgraded Davis from active lightweight champion to “Champion in Recess.”

This designation effectively pauses his reign and vacates the title, allowing the WBA to sanction a fight between top contenders to crown a new champion.

WBA President Gilberto Mendoza cited Davis’s “ongoing unavailability to fulfill championship obligations” as the primary reason for the move.

Impact on Career and Future Bouts

The fallout has already derailed major career milestones for the 31-year-old fighter:

• Canceled Mega-Fight: A high-profile exhibition match against Jake Paul, originally set for late 2025, was scrapped as allegations surfaced.

• Extended Inactivity: Davis has not fought since a March 2025 draw against Lamont Roach Jr., and his current “fugitive” status makes a return to the ring unlikely in the near future.

• Service of Process Issues: Civil attorneys representing the victim have reported five unsuccessful attempts to serve Davis at his home, noting that his representatives have refused to disclose his whereabouts.

As federal and local authorities continue their search, the future of one of boxing’s most explosive stars remains shrouded in legal and professional uncertainty.

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