Undefeated boxer Gervonta Davis buys one-of-a-kind diamond jewelry from popular Atlanta store
Undefeated boxer Gervonta Davis purchased an extraordinary piece of jewelry from a famous store in Atlanta.
'Tank' was in 'Jewelry unlimited Atlanta' to buy one of the rarest pieces of multipurpose jewelry you can buy, which the price of is undisclosed.
The undefeated star appears to be following in the footsteps of his ex-promoter, Floyd Mayweather Jr., as the Maryland-born fighter is not shy about the money he makes. Davis is arguably one of the best boxers in the world and his boasting comes as no surprise, as the 29-year-old has previously showed off his jewelry, cash-filled desk and car collection, just to name a few.
While promoting his fight against Ryan Garcia, Davis held a wad of cash in his hand that he flashed at his rival, to which 'KingRy' replied that it wasn't about money, whereupon 'Tank' said the following:
"It's prize fighting, stupid."
'Tank' Davis is the seventh-richest boxer in the world according to Front Office Sports and the 29-year-old doesn't appear to be slowing down given his unbeaten record.
The feud between Gervonta Davis and Floyd Mayweather is still unresolved
Since Gervonta Davis exposed his former promoter's alleged unethical practices and Mayweather Jr. banned 'Tank' from his gym, the pair's relationship does not appear to have improved.
The once cordial relationship was further embittered by 'Money' when he released footage of a doghouse rules sparring session between Davis and Devin Haney in which the 29-year-old was thrown to the ground by the 25-year-old, who is now promoted by Mayweather's promotion.
In martial arts circles, the publication of recordings of private sparring sessions is considered taboo, prompting critics to vilify the former champion.
After defeating Frank Martin with an uppercut and a straight left in June, Gervonta Davis is in talks for a fight against Vasyl Lomachenko in November. This could be a tough fight and both boxers are sure to put a lot of money in the coffers.