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“Weird”: Gervonta Davis’ First Video Since Civil Lawsuit Caused $40M Loss Has Fans Speculating CTE

Gervonta Davis is back. Not in the boxing ring, but on social media. Why was he gone? Well, weeks before his much-anticipated fight against Jake Paul last year, his ex-girlfriend sued him for battery, aggravated battery, false imprisonment, and kidnapping. This had devastating effects on his career.

Having already discussed retirement, ‘Tank’ was forced to back out of the fight after Paul’s MVP canceled the bout. Davis was reportedly set to earn a massive $40 million paycheck from the encounter on Netflix. Regardless, it appears Davis is in high spirits with his first video on social media.

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Gervonta Davis shows off his old moves

In a clip obtained by Fight Hub TV, Davis can be seen dancing in a rather unusual manner. “Gervonta Davis is back on social media, with an unusual video,” Fight Hub TV captioned the post. However, for Davis’ long-time followers, this behavior is nothing out of the ordinary. Several videos circulating across the internet show Davis frequently showcasing his “unusual” moves—antics that feel oddly unbecoming of his undefeated aura.

Davis’ absence from social media followed a turbulent year inside and outside the ring. Before ultimately missing out on the Jake Paul fight, Davis had squared off against Lamont Roach Jr. The matchup wasn’t unfamiliar territory, as the Baltimore native had already defeated Roach Jr. twice in the past. However, when they met again under the bright lights, the outcome was drastically different.

Roach Jr. pushed Gervonta Davis to his limits, to the point where ‘Tank’ was forced to take a knee mid-fight—an incident that sparked significant controversy. In the end, Davis recorded the first draw of his professional career against Roach Jr. Still, in response to Davis’ latest video, some fans have begun speculating whether the boxer may have absorbed too many blows to the head.

Tank was always a little weird, says fan

One of the first comments the post received aimed to mock Davis for his moves and his infamous knee during the Roach Jr. fight. “Y’all he’s playing, but he’s showing that his knee is better; he had surgery on it recently,” the user commented. No reports confirm that Davis had indeed had surgery.

Meanwhile, this user wasn’t surprised by Davis’ dance moves. “He has always been a little weird. Pitbull made it worse,” the user commented. Davis’ fight against Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz was a close affair, where ‘Pitbull’ landed pretty decent blows. However, Davis ultimately won the fight by decision.

The next user had a theory about why Davis posted the dancing clip. “CTE, boredom, needing a little attention, he good,” the user commented. While CTE is a prevalent problem in boxing, Davis doesn’t appear to show many symptoms quite yet.

Another user pointed out the video wasn’t out of the norm for Davis. “He always [does] these videos like that dancing one,” the user wrote. However, Gervonta Davis always gets mocked for the videos as well.

For someone else, however, the video was confirmation that Davis was suffering from CTE. “Yep …. CTE confirmed  I see why he said he done with boxing,” the user commented. While Davis has indicated he will hang up his gloves, that could always be a ploy to gain more attention.

CTE or not, fans appear relieved to see Gervonta Davis back to his usual self after what was a turbulent year for him.

Terence Crawford Reveals Reason Behind Retirement: “It Wasn’t Because Of That”

Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford has revealed exactly why he decided to announce his retirement from boxing.

The former pound-for-pound great revealed back in December that he would be calling time on his glittering professional career having won world titles in five weight divisions.

‘Bud’ Crawford’s 42nd and final ring appearance came on September 13 when he defeated Mexican icon Canelo Alvarez to capture the undisputed super-middleweight championship at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Terence Crawford Reveals Reason Behind Retirement: “It Wasn’t Because Of That”

Crawford became the first male fighter of the ‘four belt era’ to win an undisputed world championship in three separate weight classes, having already accomplished this feat at super-lightweight and welterweight respectively.

Whilst it had been speculated that ‘Bud’ would be making a return to action in 2026, the 38-year-old from Nebraska opted to walk away from the sport with his unbeaten record, physical health and finances intact.

Speaking on an Adin Ross livestream recently, Crawford revealed that he decided to retire from the sport because he has ‘nothing left to prove’ – shutting down the question of whether it was to do with his recent drama or being stripped of the WBC belt for ‘not paying his fees.’

“No [it wasn’t to do with the WBC belt.] Not at all. That’d be stupid of me.

“I’m 38, 38 is old in boxing. I’ve been boxing since I was 7. I have nothing else to prove, I have nothing else to accomplish. You know, it’s like, what more can I do? They not gonna give me the credit anyway.”

Following his retirement, Crawford became one of the few great champions in boxing history to retire from the sport without suffering a single defeat, joining the likes of Joe Calzaghe, Rocky Marciano and Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Floyd Mayweather answers whether Canelo is ‘washed up’ after Crawford loss

The sight of Canelo Alvarez shadow boxing in a recent social media post will be welcome news for his vast fanbase, though the jury remains out on whether he can return to his very best.

Alvarez (63-3-2, 39 KOs) underwent elbow surgery not long after his defeat to Terence Crawford last September, a loss that ended his reign as undisputed super-middleweight champion. Despite pre-fight speculation about Crawford’s supposed size disadvantage, the American silenced doubters with a skilful, authoritative display, matching the former champion physically as well as technically.

Floyd Mayweather answers whether Canelo is ‘washed up’ after Crawford loss

The decorated Mexican will turn 36 in July and, while talk of retirement has surfaced, it does not appear to be imminent. His rehabilitation forced him to withdraw from a vacant IBF title bout against unbeaten Cuban Osleys Iglesias, but all indications suggest Alvarez intends to fight on, with his career now just two bouts shy of the 70-fight mark.

Floyd Mayweather Jr, who famously defeated Alvarez in 2013 to claim the WBA and WBC super-welterweight titles, was recently asked by TMZ Sports whether his former opponent is now “washed up” following the emphatic loss to Crawford.

“I don’t know. Boxing is a lot of wear and tear on the body. Maybe so. I’m not really sure.”

Mayweather retired in August 2017 but has remained active on the exhibition circuit, with rumours continuing to circulate about potential match-ups against Manny Pacquiao or even Mike Tyson, who turns 59 in June.

For Alvarez, however, the pull of elite competition appears harder to ignore. Mexican fighting pride has never been easily extinguished, and for now Canelo looks set to continue carrying his nation’s flag — gloves on, and future still unwritten.

Lamont Roach Rated Gervonta Davis Power After Becoming Just The 3rd Man To Hear Final Bell

Lamont Roach Jr shared his thoughts on the punching power of Gervonta Davis after their controversial 12-round contest.

WBA world lightweight champion Davis was last in action when he fought to a majority decision draw against Roach at the Barclays Center in New York City last March. Many felt he should have lost his belt that night, particularly as he took a knee mid-fight but got away with it not being classed as a knockdown. Despite not winning, Roach became just the third man to take ‘Tank’ the distance in 31 bouts.

The 31-year-old from Baltimore was then pencilled in to make his return to the ring back in November, skipping a Roach rematch for an exhibition clash with Jake Paul. It was cancelled after he found himself at the center of domestic violence allegations.

Lamont Roach Rated Gervonta Davis Power After Becoming Just The 3rd Man To Hear Final Bell

Speaking on All The Smoke Fight, Roach summed up the power of ‘Tank’ Davis, claiming he expected his countryman to ‘hit harder.’

“When he actually hit me clean, I was like ‘alright, if that happens again is it going to be like this? Let’s test this out again.’ Not to get hit but let’s see what we’re working with. I hit him with a clean body shot and he was like ‘I thought you hit harder than that.’ I was like ‘I thought you hit harder than that, you’re a knockout artist!’ I went back to my corner and said ‘I got him.’”

Davis may now look to put a difficult 12 months behind him and get his career back on track. The 31-year-old could return to action in 2026, announcing his interest in a rematch with Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz, who recently fought to a draw against Roach.

Tyson Fury Fight Against Dangerous Heavyweight Bogeyman ‘Ruled Out’ For Now

Tyson Fury will return to the boxing ring in 2026.

Fury was retired for the entirety of 2025 following back-to-back losses in 2024 against Oleksandr Usyk, who became undisputed champion after his first win, then did it again in 2025 to become a two-time undisputed ruler when he beat Daniel Dubois.

Fury, who was unified champion in 2015 before then taking time out of the sport, had also more recently reigned as the WBC champion with legendary knockout wins over Deontay Wilder and more straightforward defences against the likes of Dillian Whyte and Derek Chisora.

Tyson Fury Fight Against Dangerous Heavyweight Bogeyman ‘Ruled Out’ For Now

In 2026, there are plenty of top contenders who would present intriguing challenges for Fury, not to mention new champion Fabio Wardley, who is keen on the match-up.

Should the Morecambe man look to reach the top via the rankings, there is young Moses Itauma, Lawrence Okolie and former sparring partner Agit Kabayel all in top spots.

As he assesses the landscape for yet another comeback, ‘The Gypsy King’s manager Spencer Brown said he is highly unlikely to fight one man, and that’s Germany’s Kabayel.

“Number one, they’re both in the same stable with me, number two, they’re very good friends, they’re extremely good friends and Tyson has shares in Gold Star so it would be very funny.

“Tyson has so much money he doesn’t know what to do with it and Agit’s not short either so that will probably never happen. I’m going to rule it out now, but you never know in this business.”

Kabayel is a heavyweight on the rise, having knocked out Arslanbek Makmuhdov, Zhieli Zhnag and a brutal third-round stoppage against Damian Knyba in Oberhausen. .

Roy Jones Jr reveals what would bring Terence Crawford out of retirement

The retirement of any high-profile fighter comes with an asterisk attached — and Terence Crawford’s is no different.

Crawford bowed out of the sport last month and did so on his own terms, retiring undefeated as a three-weight undisputed champion. His spotless record places him alongside the likes of Floyd Mayweather, Joe Calzaghe and Rocky Marciano — fighters who left boxing with no official blemish on their ledgers.

Roy Jones Jr reveals what would bring Terence Crawford out of retirement

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His final appearance came at Allegiant Stadium last September, where Crawford overcame the challenge of super-middleweight king Canelo Alvarez. Even at 38, he looked every bit as sharp and authoritative as he had at any point in his career, leading many to believe there was still more left in the tank. However, in recent interviews, Crawford has insisted there was nothing left for him to achieve.

History suggests retirements in boxing are rarely final until Father Time delivers the decisive blow. A tempting offer, particularly one too lucrative to refuse, has been enough to lure many legends back through the ropes.

Few know that reality better than Roy Jones Jr. The former multi-weight champion unretired on several occasions during his own storied career and recently told the Clubhouse Boxing podcast what he believes could bring Crawford back.

“It’s hard to say because with what Turki [Alalshikh] pays people nowadays, if Turki offer him the right money, I’m sure he’ll come back.”

Turki Alalshikh and Riyadh Season have transformed boxing’s financial landscape, bringing the sport’s biggest fights to Saudi Arabia alongside eye-watering purses. Prizefighting, after all, remains exactly that — and Jones believes even the most resolute retiree would struggle to ignore the right proposal.

“It’s opportunity. If you still good, nobody ever beat you and you feel you can beat most of the people out there and he going to give you an astronomical amount of money to do it. Why would you leave that on the table?”

For now, Crawford insists his legacy is complete. But in a sport where opportunity and temptation often collide, the door may not be quite as closed as it seems.

Tyson Fury Issues Response After Concerning Fans With Physique In Training Video

Tyson Fury has addressed his physique after concerning fans in a training video ahead of his comeback.

Fury is set to resume his legendary boxing career in 2026 after retiring from the sport following his second defeat to Oleksandr Usyk.

Before Anthony Joshua was involved in a fatal car crash that killed two of his close friends, an all-British showdown was mooted – with Fury releasing footage of his preparations in Thailand ahead of his ring return.

Tyson Fury with Frank Warren at the Joseph Parker vs. Fabio Wardley fight in October. Image: Getty

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The video shows the self-proclaimed ‘Gypsy King’ punching a heavy bag as he goes through his paces.

But people online were stunned by his shape.

Fury appeared to be carrying extra weight, having sat out the entirety of 2025.

After being mocked for his physique, the 37-year-old took to social media to defend his shape, claiming he has beaten ‘everybody with a fat belly’.

In a video shared on social media, Fury says: “I’ve had a few comments, I’m looking a bit hench, chubby, fat. Well, welcome to my world, never been any different.

“I beat everybody with a fat belly, never been any different. It’s never made any odds before, why should it make any odds today?”

Fury, who is weighing 20 stone, added: “I’m weighing about 20 stone at the moment. I’ll probably get down to about, under 19 maybe, for the comeback. Nice and loose and fast.

“I’m really looking forward to it. I’ve been away for a while, but I’m back now.

“I’ve had a year out and, if I box in the first quarter, it could be up to 16 months out the ring.

“So, it’s a long time for a man 37 years old, 38 this year. So, let’s see if I’ve still got it!”

When will Tyson Fury fight next?

As mentioned, Fury hasn’t fought since his championship bout against Usyk in December 2024.

But a fight in the first quarter of 2026 has been mooted.

Arslanbek Makhmudov, who beat Dave Allen in his last appearance, has been mentioned as a potential opponent to welcome Fury back to the sport.

Makhmudov won 18 professional fights in a row before being derailed by Agit Kabayel, who stopped him in their 2023 bout.

He suffered another defeat two fights later but has since registered back-to-back wins over Ricardo Brown and the aforementioned Allen.

Whoever Fury fights, it will serve as a tune-up before going into a potential showdown against Joshua or Usyk.

Eddie Hearn Provides Fresh Anthony Joshua Update as AJ Pays Tribute to Lost Friends

Eddie Hearn has provided boxing fans with an update on Anthony Joshua after he was involved in a fatal car crash that saw two of his friends lose their lives.

However, those quotes were later debunked, with a source telling the Daily Mail that the guy has no involvement in Joshua’s career.

Now, though, a man that DOES have a say in Joshua’s career has spoken out, and Hearn has provided a brief update on the situation, how AJ is doing, and what the next steps are.

Eddie Hearn and Anthony Joshua

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Hearn said: “I think, to be honest, at this stage, it’s definitely a no comment from us. Just because of the respect to Anthony. Obviously with everything he’s been through with the tragic loss of Sina and Latz.

“At the moment, Anthony needs time. Time and privacy. There will be no conversations from us about a career, any moves, what’s next.

“This is a terrible tragedy and Anthony’s going to need his own time, physically and emotionally.

“And at the moment, there’s nothing to discuss or say. Let’s give him his time and pray for him and, of course, all the families involved in this terrible incident.”

Anthony Joshua’s Tragic Car Crash in Nigeria

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While out in Nigeria visiting family over the festive period, Anthony Joshua and his two friends were involved in a fatal car crash when the vehicle they were travelling in lost control and collided into a stationary lorry. The two friends sadly passed away at the scene, while AJ only suffered minor injuries.

In the days and weeks that have gone since, it’s emerged that the driver of the vehicle didn’t have a licence, and he has been charged on four counts, which could see him spend the rest of his life in prison if found guilty.

For Joshua, he’s since returned to the UK, but it’s clear that his focus and attention isn’t on boxing at the moment. After defeating Jake Paul in December, it was expected that he would fight again early 2026 before sharing the ring once and for all with Tyson Fury, with September being a possible month for the contest to take place.

However, as Hearn has rightfully said in his fresh statement, boxing has to take a backseat for now while AJ recovers physically and mentally from what happened in Nigeria.

Anthony Joshua Pays Tribute to Lost Friends

Following on from Hearn’s update on AJ, the heavyweight boxer himself has taken to Instagram to share a beautiful tribute to his two friends that lost their lives in the car crash.

Joshua wrote: “Thank you for all the love and care you have shown my brothers. I didn’t even realise how special they are. I’ll just be walking with them and cracking jokes with them, not even knowing God kept me in the presence of great men. 100% it’s tough for me, but I know it’s even tougher for their parents. I have a strong mind, and I believe God knows their hearts. May God have mercy on my brothers.”

Charlie Woods impresses his father Tiger Woods after overcoming an unexpected problem

Charlie Woods faced a tense moment at the 62nd Junior Orange Bowl when his tee shot bounced off a tree root, nearly striking him in the face.

The crowd gasped, and Tiger Woods couldn’t hide his admiration.

The incident occurred on the 11th hole at Biltmore Golf Course. Charlie’s tee shot had gone far right, landing near a hard root.

Charlie Woods

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Most players would play it safe, but he chose a bold line toward the green.

“Hell of a shot,” Tiger muttered after his son recovered. Charlie, undeterred, executed a precise wedge shot and sank a long putt for par, showing composure reminiscent of his father’s poise under pressure.

Despite the scare, Woods Jr. finished the first round with a two-over-par 73. He started strong with two birdies but later made bogeys on the seventh, eighth, and par-3 14th holes, leaving room to climb in the standings over the remaining rounds.

The Junior Orange Bowl features four rounds with no cut, giving Charlie three more opportunities to contend.

Currently ranked 13th on the Rolex AJGA list, he had a breakthrough 2025 season that included a tie for 9th at the Junior PGA Championship.

Last year, he also led The Benjamin School to the FHSAA Class 1A state title, firing a 4-under 68 in the final round. With that track record, expectations are high as he looks to add an Orange Bowl title to his achievements.

His father Tiger previously dominated the event. In 1991, young Woods won by 14 strokes, the largest margin in the tournament’s 62-year history.

He returned in later years but narrowly missed a second title to Zimbabwe’s Lewis Chitengwa.

Charlie faces stiff competition this year, including Cameron Kuchar, son of PNC Championship winner Matt Kuchar.

International talents such as Giovanni Daniele, who opened with a 62, and Nina Choe also pose strong challenges for the trophy.

Tiger Woods opens up on golf comeback after surgery

Woods, recovering from his seventh back surgery since 2014, is contemplating a return to competitive golf. His October procedure followed an earlier 2025 Achilles tendon surgery, further delaying his schedule.

Woods shared updates during a Hero World Challenge press conference, noting rotational exercises are being added to his rehab. He hopes to assess his readiness for both the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions events next year.

The 50-year-old also joked about playing 25 events across both tours, though admitted this was optimistic. At minimum, he expects to miss the start of the TGL season, potentially returning near the league’s second season in March.

“I just started this process,” Woods said. “A disc replacement takes time. It’s longer – it’s not as long as a fusion, thank God, but it’s going to take time.

“I’m just looking forward to just let me get back to playing again, let me do that and then I’ll kind of figure out what the schedule is going to be.”

Woods has not played since The Open Championship in July and only made one cut this season at The Masters. His competitive appearances have been limited, with a maximum of seven events per year since 2019.

Charlie’s performance, by contrast, highlights a new generation of Woods rising amid challenges. Tiger’s pride is evident as his son navigates high-pressure situations with confidence and skill, a potential sign of greatness ahead.

Tiger Woods triumphed in golf, and for many, he is already considered the greatest of all time in the sport.

Although he was a giant among giants, Woods is also widely known as a womanizer who enjoys surrounding himself with female company and living life intensely beyond the fairways and greens that defined his legendary career.

It is worth remembering that he was unfaithful to his then-wife, Elin Nordegren, back in the now distant year of 2009. The scandal that erupted at the time was enormous and dominated headlines around the world. Tiger was caught while being involved with another woman, an episode that marked a dramatic turning point in his personal life.

Tiger Woods talks to his Jupiter Links Golf Club teammate Kevin Kisner

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At that moment, the couple had been married for five years, and several extramarital relationships were uncovered involving the golfer. However, the woman who perhaps became the most well-known, or at least the one about whom the most was said publicly, was Rachel Uchitel, whose name became inseparable from the controversy that surrounded Woods during that turbulent period.

Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren reached an agreement regarding custody of their children

After all the scandals that followed Woods’ infidelities, the couple decided to reach a solid agreement to maintain peaceful custody of their children. They divorced, but remained, if it can be described that way, on relatively good terms, prioritizing stability for their family above lingering resentment.

Both even live very close to one another. The golfer resides on Jupiter Island, Florida, while Nordegren lives in Seminole Landing. In the end, their children are the priority, and that has kept them geographically close and connected despite the dissolution of their marriage.

And although the wounds have most likely healed for Woods’ former wife, it may still have caused a certain sting to learn that one of her ex-husband’s former lovers, Rachel Uchitel, got married just 30 minutes away from where Nordegren lives and only an hour from the residence of the golf GOAT.

Rachel Uchitel got married in an iconic place for Tiger Woods

This detail comes into focus because Woods’ former mistress got married one week ago at The Breakers, the same venue where the golfer also celebrated his 50th birthday just a few days ago, adding an unexpected layer of coincidence to the story.

In a post she shared on her Instagram account, Uchitel uploaded a video in which she appears with her now husband and added the following text.

My favorite place. My favorite people. Wedding weekend officially loading. Still feels like a dream. Let the festivities begin!

Rachel Uchitel

Tiger Woods also celebrated his 50th birthday at The Breakers

The greatest golfer of all time turned 50 this past December 30 and decided to celebrate grandly with 300 guests. According to a report published this past Wednesday, January 7, by Front Office Sports, he did so at the very same location where his former mistress recently got married.

Everything seems to suggest that Woods’ romantic destiny follows him wherever he goes, this time intertwining the celebration of his milestone birthday with the wedding of a woman with whom he surely shared significant moments. However, this story may not be perceived in the same way by his former wife.