Gervonta Davis’ comeback has been ruled out for the rest of the year.

It comes as bad news for Devin Haney, who had been pursuing an autumn showdown with ‘Tank’.
Haney revealed last week that Davis’ team had reached out to make the fight.
However, Haney’s father and manager, Bill, was informed by Al Haymon of PBC that Davis won’t be able to compete until the first quarter of 2027.
The development, which was relayed to Ring Magazine’s Mike Coppinger on Tuesday, leaves a WBO mandatory defence against Keyshawn Davis as the most likely next move for Haney.
‘The Dream’ was ordered to defend his WBO welterweight title against Keyshawn earlier this month.
But he has been chasing bigger paydays against ‘Tank’ and Shakur Stevenson as of late.
The current state of Devin Haney vs Shakur Stevenson

Haney’s father claims negotiations with Stevenson have stalled after his son agreed to meet the WBC super lightweight champion at a 144lbs catchweight.
“We have Shakur Stevenson standing in the way of Devin’s quest to be on the Mount Rushmore of boxing,” Bill told Ring Magazine.
“Because with three divisions and the youngest undisputed champion, I don’t know if we’re going to get all the respect we need unless we run through all of them.
“All these fake public negotiations … Real negotiations happen offline.
“I’m the truth [you] will see when [you] get in front of me!!”
Gervonta Davis’ legal issues leave future uncertain
While Haney’s next steps are now a little clearer, it remains to be seen what the future holds for Davis.
He hasn’t set foot in the ring since his controversial draw with Lamont Roach in March 2025 and has repeatedly seen his next fight pushed back over the last 16 months amid mounting legal issues.
Davis had been set to box Jake Paul in a high-profile exhibition bout in November, but the fight was cancelled after a civil lawsuit was filed against ‘Tank’ alleging domestic abuse.
The Baltimore boxer is accused of battery and kidnapping stemming from an altercation at a Miami Gentleman’s club in October last year.
A Maryland judge issued a warrant for his arrest in April after the incident was deemed to have potentially violated Davis’ probation order for a hit and run in November 2020.