Gervonta Davis and Devin Haney’s rivalry is no secret. Their back-and-forth exchanges have become a spectacle, almost as anticipated as their potential showdown in the ring. Recently, a fan’s tweet, craving the Davis-Haney fight, sparked an unconventional response from Davis.

But this time, his reply veered off the usual path of competitive banter. Was it a tactical jab or a misstep? Is Gervonta done exchanging words and ready to fight with Haney?

Gervonta Davis strays from sporting banter

Eager anticipation for a Davis-Haney matchup reached a new peak when a fan’s tweet cut straight to the chase: “GIVE US DAVIS vs HANEY U GAH DO IT FOR DA CITY CHAMP.” This direct appeal reflected the growing clamor among boxing enthusiasts for a clash between these two formidable rivals.

However, Gervonta Davis’s response was not only unexpected but also shockingly offbeat. Replying with an air of defiance, Davis tweeted, “B*tch f**k Haney..where my crack pipe at.”

This startling retort not only deviated from the typical sportsmanlike banter but also raised eyebrows across the boxing community.

Transitioning from their usual competitive jousting, Davis’ words have now steered the conversation into uncharted territory. Known for his power-packed performances in the ring, Davis’s reply injected a dose of controversy into an already heated exchange.

While the Davis-Haney saga is never-ending, let’s see who Davis can face in his next match which he has been waiting for months.

Potential UK showdowns

As Gervonta Davis eyes his next big fight, the UK stage offers intriguing matchups. Josh Taylor emerges as a prime contender, following his recent defeat to Teofimo Lopez. A clash with Davis would be a compelling bout, especially if Davis moves up to 140 pounds. Equally captivating is the prospect of facing Jack Catterall.

Their near-identical records, save for Catterall’s loss to Taylor, set the stage for a closely matched encounter. Additionally, Harlem Eubank, fresh off his victory over Timo Schwarzkopf, presents an interesting wildcard option. With Davis’s history of fighting in the UK, these matchups offer a blend of challenge and opportunity in his quest to dominate across weight classes.

As Davis prepares to possibly return to the UK, a region that has witnessed some of his significant triumphs, the anticipation only intensifies. What do you think? Who among these contenders would provide the most electrifying match against Davis, and why?