Domestic Violence Case Dropped Against Boxer Gervonta Davis in Miami

The domestic violence case against WBA lightweight champion Gervonta Davis has been officially dropped after the alleged victim declined to prosecute, as confirmed by the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office and her attorney. The incident, which occurred on Father's Day during a dispute over child custody, involved allegations that Davis struck the woman on the back of the head and slapped her, causing minor injuries. Despite the seriousness of the accusations and multiple prior legal issues involving Davis, including a hit-and-run incident and probation violations, prosecutors decided not to move forward, partly due to the victim’s mother failing to cooperate as a witness. Davis was arrested in July and released on bond the same day, with the case subsequently dismissed by a judge. The dismissal came nearly two months after the incident, and no further comments have been made by Davis or his legal representatives. Davis remains an active boxer with an upcoming fight scheduled.