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Is the Vanessa Trump–Tiger Woods romance under pressure? Experts raise questions

High-profile relationships are often under the spotlight, and the dynamic between Vanessa Trump and Tiger Woods offers a striking incident.

A recent photoshoot has gained the spotlight regarding the relationship between Vanessa Trump and golf legend Tiger Woods. What seemed like a simple interaction has now sparked conversation about trust, insecurity, and the pressures of dating in the public eye. Her candid self-reflection caught on camera offers a glimpse into the private dynamics of a high-profile couple constantly observed by media and fans alike.

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The Photoshoot Incident

Last month, during the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club, Trump accompanied Woods for a photoshoot with her daughter, Kai. A short clip shared online spotted a casual yet vivid moment. AAccording to expert lip reader Nicola Hickling, who examined the clip for the Daily Mail, Trump was interrupted by the wind and her hair, trying to adjust for the ideal shot. Woods responded calmly, stating, “It’s alright,” to which Trump responded, “I know…I need to stop being immature.” The moment became playful when Woods, wearing a navy Sun Day Red cap, said, “I don’t even have any hair.” Trump leaned in adding, “You’re a good guy,” later inviting Kai into the frame.

Body language expert Judi James earlier told the Daily Mail that the interaction seemed to be somewhat “performative,” suggesting that awareness of cameras might have influenced how the duo presented themselves, rather than capturing a fully natural interaction.

Private Strain Behind Public Smiles

While Woods and Trump went public with their relationship last March, reports suggest that not all is as smooth as it seems. According to the National Enquirer, Trump experiences insecurity around Woods and other women, with a source citing, “She’s insecure when it comes to him and other women.” The insider mentioned, “So Vanessa follows Tiger everywhere and checks up on him and what he’s up to through mutual friends when they’re not together.”

The same account also highlighted Woods’ feelings, citing that he is “henpecked and stifled” and needs reassurance: “He wants Vanessa to trust him and not judge him on prior behavior. But the more serious they get, the more fearful she becomes that Tiger will slide into bad habits and self-sabotage.”

FAQs:

Q1. Who is Vanessa Trump?
Vanessa Trump is a former model and public figure, known for her high-profile connections and family life. She has been in a relationship with golfer Tiger Woods since 2025.

Q2. Who is Tiger Woods?
Tiger Woods is a professional golfer and sports icon with multiple major championships. He is widely recognized as one of the greatest golfers in history.

Mayweather vs Pacquiao II Winner Could Face Ryan Garcia for WBC Title

If Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao decides to pursue one more run at 147 after September 19, the WBC’s internal rules could place the welterweight title directly in play for 2027.

Ryan Garcia currently holds the WBC belt, meaning any credible title pursuit at welterweight would ultimately require engagement with the reigning champion.

The rematch creates a parallel track that intersects with the championship picture next year if the winner stays at welterweight.

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao face off at weigh-in with WBC championship belt displayed above

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Welterweight Weight Matters
Pacquiao fought at 147 in July 2025 at age 47, demonstrating that a divisional title remains realistic for him if the terms are right.

If the rematch is contracted at welterweight and the winner signals interest in another meaningful run, a championship conversation becomes viable in a way it would not at 154.

No belt is attached to September 19, and no weight has been confirmed. The relevance depends entirely on what division is chosen and whether the winner intends to stay active afterward.

The WBC Angle
If a returning legend pursues a championship at 147, the WBC title is the most direct headline route. Garcia’s position as champion, combined with his public willingness to entertain major fights, places that belt at the center of any serious discussion.

Mayweather’s WBC champion emeritus designation could be raised as part of any future request, subject to Board approval.

The status does not override the current champion and does not attach a title to the rematch. It simply preserves a procedural pathway should the WBC choose to consider it.

Therefore, whoever comes out on top would hold a serious claim through the previous designation and could request an immediate title shot.

Garcia has a summer return scheduled, but if the champion elected to revisit negotiations after the rematch, the emeritus provision could be formally raised for consideration without procedural conflict.

Mayweather or Pacquiao vs Garcia for the WBC belt then becomes a viable outcome from December onwards.

How The WBC Framework Applies
The WBC’s champion emeritus designation exists to recognize former champions while preserving the current title structure. It does not automatically grant a shot, but it allows the Board of Governors discretion to consider a returning champion for immediate contention if circumstances align.

Any such move would require formal approval and would be weighed against existing mandates and divisional activity at the time. The designation keeps a procedural door open without guaranteeing entry.

What Would Need To Happen
If Garcia remains champion into 2027 and either Mayweather or Pacquiao signals title intent at 147, the intersection is straightforward.

For now, the rematch stands alone without championship implications.

Structurally, a welterweight winner who stays active would not be entering an empty landscape, and Garcia’s belt remains the clearest route into the discussion.

A convincing Mayweather victory without visible decline would raise the prospect of Mayweather vs. Garcia in the first half of 2027.

Floyd Mayweather vs Mike Tyson exhibition in jeopardy after losing date as new chaos erupts

Floyd Mayweather’s bizarre exhibition with Mike Tyson has now taken a fresh logistical turn for the worse.

The surprise showdown between 50-0 legend Mayweather and iconic heavyweight Tyson was announced in shock circumstances last year.

Mike Tyson [left]and Floyd Mayweather [right[

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A date and venue were not included on the original promo, but Tyson suggested the bout will take place in April in Africa.

It was suggested that the event would take place in Congo, the site of the famous ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman.

But, boxing insider Dan Rafael has suggested that the event has yet to have any details officially confirmed.

He has in fact suggested that a date has yet to be made official, and it could well now be pushed back.

And he has suggested although Congo has been earmarked, a venue has also yet to be officially slated in the contract.

Despite Mayweather’s planned busy series in boxing, it is still believed the bout could go ahead, given he is contractually obliged to the clash.

This is despite Mayweather announcing a showdown with 18-time kickboxing champion Mike Zambidis in Greece in June.

If a showdown with 59-year-old Tyson is to still materialise, it is likely the bout with Zambidis too would be forced to push back.

Again, it could cause further chaos with Mayweather set to make a full retirement U-turn for a rematch with Manny Pacquiao in September.

For now it is unclear how Mayweather’s year will look, but he will hope to scoop as many lucrative paydays as possible and focus on his busy 2026.

Mayweather and Tyson on a fight poster

Mayweather’s announcement of a new exhibition

Difficulties in the logistical planning of Mayweather’s schedule will continue to grow, but he is in full swing again ahead of a planned return.

It was this year that the 49-year-old also confirmed he will risk his perfect professional record later this year against a familiar foe in Pacquiao.

Recently, ‘Money’ returned to the gym and is already looking to get back into as good physical condition as possible.

And in his most recent update, Mayweather cited his next focus as making history in Greece against Zambidis.

“2026 is already shaping up to be an exciting year for me…

“I’m on the way to entertain!! Athens, Greece. Get ready
for an all out exhibition. This summer will be a legendary battle.

“June is the month where history will be made at the Telekom Center. Different energy. Different level.”

Oleksandr Usyk’s IBF and WBA belts could be at risk if he fights Rico Verhoeven in a WBC heavyweight title defence

Oleksandr Usyk will defend his WBC title against Rico Verhoeven, but the unified champion’s IBF and WBA belts could be at risk.

The Ukrainian star has announced that he will face kickboxer Rico Verhoeven at the Pyramids of Giza, with the WBC confirming that Usyk is making a voluntary defence of his heavyweight belt on May 23.

Usyk also holds the IBF and WBA belts, but it remains unclear whether the governing bodies will also agree for their belts to be on the line against Verhoeven.

Verhoven shows off his speed ahead of his title fight against Usyk.  Pictures from @ricoverhoeven.

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The unbeaten 39-year-old relinquished the WBO belt in October and mandatory challenger Fabio Wardley was elevated as the new WBO champion, although Usyk could be ordered to fulfil more title commitments.

Derek Chisora defeated Otto Wallin in an IBF eliminator last February and promoter Kalle Sauerland is lobbying for Chisora to receive a fight for a vacant IBF belt.

Sauerland, who is promoting Chisora vs Deontay Wilder on April 4, told Sky Sports: “Oleksandr Usyk is already a boxing legend and a two-weight cruiserweight and heavyweight unified world champion. I was very proud to put the fourth belt around his waist in the ring in 2018 and he’s obviously gone and done the same at heavyweight.

“But the sport is the sport and there’s lots of other gladiators out there, and two of them in Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora have had amazing careers culminating in a massive fight on April 4 at the O2.

“And Oleksandr Usyk has not had one single mandatory defence of the IBF in his reign as heavyweight champion, as IBF heavyweight champion.

“Given Chisora’s position at the very top of the heavyweight rankings right now, and Wilder’s position as well, and given the high-profile nature of the fight it would be an amazing addition for them to be able to fight for the belt.

“That’s the politics of boxing. We will be speaking to the IBF to see whether there is something that can resolve the situation and we will be lobbying for such a move.

“At the same time I totally understand that boxing is also a business and the fight with Verhoeven is a fight that will attract a lot of eyeballs. Look at AJ and Tyson [Fury] taking similar fights, you could almost say he deserves a payday along those lines as well. But it doesn’t affect that boxing goes on.”

Al Siesta helps to guide the career of WBA 'regular' champion Murat Gassiev (pic courtesy of IBA Pro)

Usyk relinquished his IBF title in June 2024 and then won it back in his rematch with Daniel Dubois last July at Wembley Stadium.

Murat Gassiev, who holds the WBA ‘regular’ title is also seeking clarity about when Usyk is due to defend his WBA ‘super’ belt.

Al Siesta, the IBA Pro promoter who co-promotes Gassiev, told Sky Sports: “It does present an interesting situation with the WBA title. Murat is a proud WBA champion and he only wants to fight the best. Whether it is Usyk, [Moses] Itauma, Joshua – it doesn’t matter to Murat. He is ready for anyone.

“We are currently awaiting communication from our friends at the WBA regarding the status of Usyk as ‘Super’ champion. Usyk has not made a mandatory defence of his WBA title since August 2023 [against Daniel Dubois], which we understand as he has been involved in big unification fights.

“It seems that he is now looking to maximise his earnings and have these ‘event’ fights against kickboxers and such. All we ask is for this not to hold up the activity in the heavyweight division.

“It is a similar situation to the WBO, who stripped Usyk when he decided not to face [mandatory challenger] Fabio Wardley. This allowed the division to progress and now we see a great fight with Wardley and Dubois in May – an amazing fight that we will be keeping a very close eye on. To face the winner in the UK would be a dream for Murat and I believe, whoever the winner is, would make for a blockbuster bout for Murat in the future.

“If the WBA title is not at stake for Usyk against Verhoeven, then it only makes logical sense to strip him of his title or make him a ‘Champion in Recess’. This would allow for Murat to be elevated to ‘Super’ champion. I can promise Murat will defend his WBA title with pride against the most deserving opponent – he is not interested in gimmick fights.

“Then, if Usyk wishes to reclaim his title, Murat would be more than happy to oblige him.

“Remember, when they first met in July 2018, Usyk was the same age that Murat is now. I believe experience played a big factor in that fight. Now, Murat is not a puppy: he is a fully-grown heavyweight with destructive knockout power, as we saw against [Kubrat] Pulev in December.”

Usyk defeated Gassiev on points to become undisputed world cruiserweight champion in July 2018.

The Russian has since joined Usyk in the heavyweight division and claimed the WBA ‘regular’ title with an explosive sixth-round stoppage in December.

Agit Kabayel, the WBC interim champion, is expected to be the next available challenger for Usyk.

But Britain’s former cruiserweight world champion Lawrence Okolie, who is the WBC No 1 contender, fully expects Usyk to eventually vacate the WBC title, opening the door for him to fight Kabayel for the vacant belt.

“I think he’s at the stage where he’s not interested in hard fights against guys who aren’t going to give him the sort of money he’s made. I think Agit falls into that category,” Okolie told Sky Sports‘ Toe 2 Toe podcast.

Tiger Woods reunites with ex-wife Elin Nordegren to celebrate son Charlie’s high school golf triumph

Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren, were all smiles as they reunited this week to support their teenage son, Charlie Woods, at the Benjamin School state championship golf ring ceremony.

Charlie, a 17-year-old high school junior who recently committed to play golf at Florida State, and the Benjamin School’s boys golf team celebrated its Class 1A state championship Tuesday on the school’s campus in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

Woods and Nordegren, who divorced in 2010 after his public infidelity scandal, posed for photos with Charlie in front of a school banner after they walked on stage together.

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This is the second FHSAA [Florida High School Athletic Association] state championship of Charlie’s high school career, having previously won with the Bucs in 2023.

Charlie and his teammates flashed their championship rings during a photo op, as seen in a video by ESPN.

Nordegren, 46, donned a “Benjamin State Champs” sweatshirt and leggings, while the 50-year-old Woods wore a blue suit and a white undershirt.

Woods and Nordegren were married for six years before their contentious divorce.

Charlie Woods tees off in December 2024 as father Tiger Woods looks on. AP

The five-time Masters champ is currently dating Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr.

Woods hard-launched their relationship in an Instagram post last March, which she reposted at the time.

The pair showed off some PDA at the Genesis Invitational, which is hosted by the Tiger Woods Foundation, at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles last weekend.

Tiger Woods and girlfriend Vanessa Trump pose for photos together at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club from Feb 19-22, 2026. TikTok/jackiedluna626

 

Nordegren and her boyfriend, retired tight end Jordan Cameron, have three children, Arthur, Zeta and Freya.

Woods and Nordegren are also parents to daughter Sam, 18.

Is Oleksandr Usyk Following in Floyd Mayweather’s Footsteps?

Oleksandr Usyk’s upcoming bout against kickboxing champion Rico Verhoeven has drawn comparisons to one of the most unusual events in modern boxing history.

On May 23, at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, Usyk will defend his IBF, IBO, and WBC heavyweight titles against Verhoeven, a decorated kickboxer making only his second appearance in a boxing ring.

The matchup immediately recalls the 2017 crossover fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and MMA star Conor McGregor, an event that blended combat sports audiences and produced enormous pay-per-view numbers.

Oleksandr Usyk Rico Verhoeven

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Usyk, a southpaw from Simferopol, Ukraine, enters the bout undefeated in 24 fights with 15 stoppages. The Ukrainian champion has already established himself as one of the most accomplished fighters of his era, first dominating the cruiserweight division before moving up to heavyweight and defeating Anthony Joshua twice to claim multiple world titles.

Verhoeven comes from a very different background. The Dutch fighter, known as “The Prince of Kickboxing,” has compiled a 54-10 record in professional kickboxing with 16 stoppages. His professional boxing experience is extremely limited. Verhoeven fought once in boxing in 2014, winning by knockout to move to 1-0 with one stoppage.

The situation mirrors what happened nearly a decade ago when Floyd Mayweather Jr. faced UFC star Conor McGregor. On August 26, 2017, Mayweather entered the ring with a perfect 49-0 record while McGregor was making his professional boxing debut after building his reputation in mixed martial arts.

That fight, held in Las Vegas, ended with Mayweather stopping McGregor at 1:25 of the tenth round of a scheduled twelve. The victory pushed Mayweather’s record to 50-0, surpassing the long-standing 49-0 mark set by heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano in 1955.

Financially, the event proved massive. The Mayweather-McGregor fight generated approximately 4.3 million pay-per-view buys, making it one of the most successful combat sports events ever staged.

Now the question is whether the Usyk-Verhoeven matchup can create similar attention. While Verhoeven brings a strong reputation from kickboxing, he does not carry the same crossover celebrity that McGregor brought to the Mayweather event.

Still, the setting alone may draw interest. Promoters have chosen the Pyramids of Giza as the venue, an unusual location intended to give the event global visibility and spectacle.

Meanwhile, Mayweather himself is preparing for another high-profile appearance. The former five-division champion is scheduled to face Manny Pacquiao again on September 19 in what would be a rematch of their 2015 bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. In their first meeting on May 2, 2015, Mayweather defeated Pacquiao by decision to retain the WBC and WBO welterweight titles.

That fight generated more than 4.6 million pay-per-view buys, the highest total in boxing history.

Whether Usyk’s clash with Verhoeven can approach those numbers remains uncertain. The crossover concept has worked before, but success often depends on the personalities involved as much as the sporting contest itself.

For now, the bout raises a simple question: can a boxing champion facing a star from another combat sport capture the same kind of attention Floyd Mayweather once did?

On May 23 in Egypt, Oleksandr Usyk will attempt to find out.

Anthony Joshua undergoes treatment on ribs as boxing legend continues rehab months after horror car crashNINTCHDBPICT001063565892

ANTHONY JOSHUA has undergone intensive treatment on his ribs as he continues physical therapy months after his horror car crash.

The heavyweight star, 36, was involved in a fatal smash in Nigeria on December 29 — just ten days after beating YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in Miami.

AJ survived the wreck but the tragedy claimed the lives of two close friends, personal trainer Kevin “Latz” Ayodele and long-time therapist Sina Ghami.

Anthony Joshua and two friends Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele sitting after a workout.

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Joshua has been in recovery ever since the ordeal and shared snaps of the painful-looking work being done on his ribs via Snapchat.

He captioned the post: “Rehabilitation protocol. When you go thru certain things, you realise that you are stronger than you think you are.”

Personal trainer “Latz” was a childhood friend of AJ’s while Ghami was his long-time recovery therapist.

Joshua was flown back to the UK days after the crash to attend the funerals of his fallen “brothers.”

After knocking out Paul, 29, in six rounds, AJ was scheduled to fight in March, until the crash left his boxing future in doubt.

Promoter Eddie Hearn believes the two-time heavyweight king will fight again to honour of his late pals.

A summer return is growing increasingly likely, with rival Tyson Fury, 37, also out of retirement for an April clash against Arslanbek Makhmudov.

Hearn told Boxing Scene in February: “Originally, the plan with AJ was for him to fight in March and then fight Tyson Fury in August. That’s not happening.

“He’s not fighting Tyson Fury next. He’s going to come back I believe late summer, but physically he’s not yet in a position to return to camp.

“I’m planning, but he’s just resting and preparing. So for me I’m looking at options to get him back in the ring in July time.

“But we’ll only know if that’s a real possibility when he returns to camp, which will hopefully be in the next couple of weeks or a month.”

Terence Crawford Rejects ‘Disloyalty’ Claims Over Conor Benn’s $15M Zuffa Switch

Zuffa Boxing’s entry into the sport has pushed the Conor Benn–Eddie Hearn fallout back to the only part that ultimately governs these situations: the contract.

This week, Terence Crawford addressed the backlash during an appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast, questioning why fighters are expected to show loyalty to promoters who are not legally bound to return.

Terence Crawford speaks on Joe Rogan’s podcast as Conor Benn stands alongside in composite image discussing Zuffa Boxing move

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Crawford Questions The Loyalty Standard
“He just signed with Zuffa. And a lot of people were saying he’s disloyal, and Eddie Hearn and them were loyal to him, and this and that. He’s getting $15 million for his next. Like, man, what are people talking about?

“I said, it’s just business. It ain’t personal with them. I said Conor Benn did what was best for him and his family. I said, just like the promotional companies going to do what’s best for them and their business.”

Crawford’s point was simple. Promotional companies protect their financial interests first, and fighters are entitled to do the same.

He has lived it himself. Crawford ended his long association with Bob Arum to reposition his own career, a move that showed how quickly “loyalty” talk can disappear once leverage and options change.

Hearn has since suggested that Crawford did not always enjoy the smoothest relationship with his promoter, Bob Arum, during his rise.

In boxing, stability often lasts only as long as both sides see equal value.

Zuffa’s presence now exposes the structure behind that value. If a fighter can leave, it is because the agreement allows it. If a promoter feels blindsided, the weak point is in the clauses, not the sentiment.

Prograis Grounds The Debate In Reality
Regis Prograis, who faces Benn on April 11 at Tottenham Stadium, offered a similarly measured tone in his recent exclusive interview with World Boxing News.

He questioned the widely reported $15 million figure and cautioned against assuming the public understands the full picture.

“I don’t think the number is true,” he laughed. “But the fight came pretty fast. I got the call, and the fight was made in about two days.

“With him and Eddie, I think it’s always three sides to a story.”

Prograis did not frame it as betrayal. He framed it as boxing moving quickly with details the public rarely sees.

In a market where new money is available, relationships hold only as firmly as the contract language behind them.

Benn now enters the ring under a new promotional banner with reported financial backing attached to his name.

Against Prograis, the performance will not only decide the result. It will shape whether the $15 million debate becomes justification or ammunition.

The Woods heir achieves the miracle of reuniting Tiger and Elin Nordegren

When a couple separates, it is most likely due to irreconcilable differences that can even lead them to avoid seeing one another. Such is the case of golf legend Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, Elin Nordegren.

Their marriage was highly turbulent; however, there are occasions when they must inevitably cross paths, and the one who makes that unique moment possible is their son, Charlie Wood

At least for brief periods, the former couple manages to maintain composure and mutual understanding for their son’s benefit. On this occasion, they were seen together once again, prompted by the support they offered their teenage son and the remarkable achievement he secured.

Tiger Woods, Elin Nordegren celebrate son Charlie's title celebration

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Charlie Woods reunites his parents, Tiger and Elin

The moment occurred during the ceremony commemorating the Bucs securing the 2025 Class 1A FHSAA state championship victory.

The event took place at The Palm Springs Gardens campus of The Benjamin School, where Charlie Woods’ parents, the renowned golfer and widely regarded GOAT of the sport, Tiger, and his ex-wife and the teenager’s mother, Elin, remained calm and united in support of his significant accomplishment.

The ceremony celebrated the title earned in November 2025 at Mission Inn Resort. Charlie Woods entered the competition as the top seed representing his school.

During the tournament, the young golfer delivered an outstanding team performance, posting a score of four under par and thereby securing the championship. With that result, he also tied for the lowest score of the entire tournament, and with the victory, they defeated The First Academy.

Tiger himself never achieved such a feat, as there was no state championship in California during his time. With this celebration, Charlie Woods now holds two championships; the first came in 2023.

Charlie Woods commits to Florida State

According to TUGR rankings, Charlie Woods is ranked number nine in the Class of 2027. Despite this, he is the only player within the top 10 of the AJGA rankings who had not committed to a university.

Although nothing had been officially confirmed, Florida State golf coach Trey Jones was seen at Mission Resort on November 15, 2025, observing Charlie Woods compete in the final round of the state tournament.

He was also spotted speaking with his father, Tiger. This sparked speculation about a potential move to the Seminoles. The young Woods’ decision would soon follow.

On February 10, 2026, Charlie Woods committed to Florida State University. The moment came just two days after he turned 17 and celebrated the occasion alongside his family.

Gervonta Davis’ boxing return being planned despite ‘battery & kidnapping’ case

GERVONTA DAVIS’ coach has claimed a plan for him to return to the ring is in place – despite his outstanding legal troubles.

The controversial American was due to throw down with social media sensation Jake Paul in a Miami melee live on Netflix last November.

But allegations of battery, false imprisonment and attempted kidnapping from one of the southpaw’s former girlfriends led to the fight being scrapped.

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Davis was arrested in relation to the alleged incident, which is said to have taken place at a strip club in Miami Gardens, late last month following a two-week manhunt.

The 31-year-old is out on bail and will likely soon appear in court over the harrowing allegations.

But his current troubles with the law, according to his coach Calvin Ford, haven’t stopped the foundations for his ring return from being laid.

In an interview with The Rise podcast, he said: “He will be back in the mix.

“Tank has been doing this s**t since he was seven-years-old. Sometimes you need that reset because that reset means a lot.

“I can’t wait. I already know who I would like to see for a comeback.

“The person I want to see him in the ring with is the one we’re going to fight.

“That’s why I can’t say yet. I’m campaigning for it.

“At the end of the day he has to make the decision on who he wants to fight.

“But I know it has to be the right opponent, especially for his fans, so they can really say I support him.

“It has to be a fight where they can be like, ‘Yeah!’”

Davis’ alleged victim claims the incident which led to the scrapping of his fight with Paul was an initial argument which escalated.

It’s alleged that Davis hit her in the back of the head and then slapped her in the face during the confrontation.

Additionally, she claims Davis “forcefully escorted” her out of the premises down a stairway and into a park garage.

Davis is said to have released his grip on the woman after reaching the parking lot, allowing her to seek help from her co-workers.

She reported the alleged incident, which she claims left her with minor injuries, to the police two days later.

Police claim to have video footage that “corroborates key elements of the victim’s statements.”