Gervonta Davis Still at Large: Plaintiff's Lawyer Has "No Idea" Where the Boxer Is

Last week, police in Miami Gardens, Florida, declared WBA lightweight champion Gervonta Davis wanted on charges of battery, false imprisonment, and attempted kidnapping of his ex-girlfriend. Since then, several reports have surfaced regarding Davis's alleged detention, but the plaintiff's lawyer has confirmed that these are untrue.

Richard Wolf, the attorney for the woman who previously filed a lawsuit against Davis for alleged abusive conduct, provided an update to BoxingScene:

“We are attempting to get service of process on Davis and are confident we will get service once Mr. Davis is arrested.

Where is he? I have no idea. We have sent our process server to his home six times with no luck. We have filed a motion to allow for alternative service — when someone is evading service — by publication. The matter is set for a hearing,” Wolf stated.

As a reminder, Gervonta Davis has been moved to the status of "champion in recess" until the case is resolved. This was previously announced by WBA President Gilberto Mendoza.