US EditionJake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis fight is off, promoter announces
- Most Valuable Promotions said Monday night the Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis exhibition set for Nov. 14 at Kaseya Center in Miami and tied to Netflix is canceled.
- A civil lawsuit filed by Courtney Rossel alleges Gervonta Davis committed battery, kidnapping and emotional distress, adding to his 2023 hit‑and‑run case and prior domestic violence allegations.
- MVP said it investigated and briefly sought replacements, contacting Ryan Garcia, Andre Ward and Nate Diaz while Francis Ngannou declined; CEO Nakisa Bidarian said Jake Paul still plans to headline a Netflix event in 2025.
- Fans will receive automatic refunds within 14‑21 days, and MVP still plans a Jake Paul fight in 2025, thanking fans and partners.
- Jake Paul's prior fight with Mike Tyson drew more than 46 million views, earned over $17.8 million, attracted more than 70,000 at the November 15 match, and the Paul‑Davis fight highlighted their weight disparity.
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Henry HeraldGervonta Davis, accused of battery, dropped from fight vs. Jake Paul
Gervonta Davis, the subject of a civil lawsuit and a related criminal investigation, will not fight Jake Paul as scheduled on Nov. 14 in Miami.
Jake Paul Trashes Gervonta Davis After Fight Cancellation
Jake Paul is not happy with Gervonta Davis. Two weeks before the Paul-Davis fight, Davis was hit with an explosive lawsuit from a woman claiming that the boxing star had physically assaulted her. Via ESPN According to the complaint, Davis allegedly stormed into Tootsies, the Miami gentlemen’s club where Rossel worked as a VIP cocktail server, in the early hours of Monday and attacked her in a back room of the club that did not have cameras. She …
Jake Paul’s upcoming match against Gervonta Davis has been canceled
Jake Paul’s upcoming Netflix match against Gervonta “Tank” Davis has been canceled days before the two were set to square off in Miami. “Our team has worked closely with all parties to navigate this situation responsibly,” Most Valuable Promotions CEO Nakisa Bidarian said in a statement sent to media Monday night. The highly publicized Nov. 14 exhibition was called off Monday after Davis was sued by an ex-girlfriend for battery, aggravated batte…
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