Baltimore boxing champion Gervonta Davis says he will retire next year 00:32. BALTIMORE - Baltimore boxer Gervonta Davis plans to hang up his gloves at the end of next year and se

Baltimore boxing champion Gervonta Davis said next year will be his last as a fighter at a news conference announcing his next bout, March 1 in Brooklyn against Lamont Roach Jr. Responding to a simple question about his plans for 2025,

By: Sean Crose “After next year I’m out of it," lightweight king Gervonta "Tank" Davis said at a Tuesday press conference to promote his March 1st fight

Davis (30-0, 28 KOs) reiterated his desire to retire at the conclusion of 2025 in a media scrum after his press conference with Roach, declaring a lack of enthusiasm for boxing as his primary reason. "S***'s trash," Davis said of the sport. "This s*** is trash, garbage. Fed up. I'm fed up with the whole s***."

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) vented his displeasure Monday after two Democratic-appointed federal judges reversed their decisions to retire in what appear to be efforts to stop President-elect Trump from nominating their successors.

With five world titles and a current number 10 ESPN ranking, Baltimore boxer Gervonta Bryant “Tank” Davis is set to fight again in March 2025. And when that fight is over, he confirmed his upcoming retirement.

The boxing world was stunned when undefeated lightweight champion Gervonta Davis revealed his plans to retire from professional boxing after the 2025 season. At just 29 years old and with an unblemished professional record of 29-0,