Gervonta Davis is recently facing a challenging situation that disrupted his otherwise successful journey. Unfortunately, a single misstep resulted in him serving the remaining portion of his sentence behind bars. Davis received a 90-day house arrest sentence. The court mandated that he fulfill this sentence while residing at his trainer’s residence. However, Davis desired a more suitable environment to accommodate his children, as a one-bedroom apartment was insufficient. Consequently, the rising star of the boxing world made the decision to invest in a luxurious property valued at $3.4 million.

However, because of this purchase, he ended up violating the terms of his house arrest which subsequently led to Judge Althea M. Handy ordering him to spend the rest of his sentencing in jail. In a recent leaked recorded call, Davis expressed his frustration with the situation. Moreover, he went on to call Judge Handy “crazy”.

Davis explained the whole situation to his fans as he did an Instagram Live. However, his troubles didn’t end there, Davis recently reported that his Florida mansion had been broken in. Given the situation, fans and even his contemporaries are feeling bad about the circumstances. Recently, Marcos Villegas, founder of Fight HubTV,  and another commentator Marcus Hayes discussed the situation Davis, unfortunately, found himself in. This turn of events has evoked empathy from the reporters.

Marcos Villegas discusses details of Gervonta Davis’ jail time

In the interview, Marcos Villegas shared the details, expressing his surprise and concern. He said, “Gervonta Davis is in jail man, he had a leaked phone call, which is only one minute. You know he was doing the call and I felt like damn this is for real because he’s talking and he goes, ‘You have one minute left, you have 30 seconds left’.”

He mentioned that Davis violated his house arrest. Villegas speculated that due to jail overcrowding, Davis might not stay there for long. However, he acknowledged the need for Davis to face the consequences of his actions.

Another commentator Marcus Hayes, chimed in, highlighting the initial confusion surrounding Davis’ situation. He revealed his initial thoughts, “Man, you know we all kind of woke to the news the other morning. It was just kind of like, what? Like what he do?”

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They discussed the fact that proper arrangements should have been made beforehand regarding the location where Davis would stay during his house arrest. Hayes noted that the article he read indicated a requirement for Davis to reside in a one-bedroom property.

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Villegas pointed out that typically, individuals under house arrest wear ankle monitors to track their movements. This detail added to the understanding of the situation and shed light on the monitoring methods employed during house arrest.