Gervonta “Tank” Davis has officially settled his civil dispute with ex-girlfriend Courtney Rossel, bringing a partial end to the legal fallout from their October 2025 altercation. According to court records obtained by Uncrowned, Rossel voluntarily dismissed her civil proceedings against the two-division boxing champion with prejudice on Thursday. This legal move, confirmed by Rossel’s attorney Richard Wolfe to USA Today, signifies a confidential out-of-court settlement that permanently bars Rossel from re-filing the same civil claims against Davis in the future.
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The civil case, filed in Miami-Dade County on October 30, 2025, alleged battery, aggravated battery, false imprisonment, kidnapping, and intentional infliction of emotional distress stemming from an incident at Tootsies strip club. While the civil track is now closed, the criminal case remains active. Video evidence played in a Florida courtroom in March depicted Davis grabbing Rossel by the hair and forcefully pushing her from a backstage hallway into the parking lot, actions that form the basis of the ongoing misdemeanor battery and felony kidnapping charges.
For Davis, the settlement removes a significant civil liability hurdle, allowing him to focus entirely on the criminal defense. However, the active criminal charges present a distinct and potentially more severe risk to his professional standing and personal freedom. As the legal proceedings continue in criminal court, the outcome will determine whether the boxer faces incarceration or other penalties, keeping the spotlight firmly on the “Tank” Davis legal saga despite the civil resolution.
Source: Yahoo Sports
