Gervonta “Tank” Davis wants to fight a Kick streamer for talking reckless in his DMs, and the entire argument is public because both of them aired it out.
It started with Cuffem trolling Davis in the messages. Tank told him he would beat him in real life and warned him about getting hurt for entertainment. Cuffem never backed down: “You human just like me gang. I use to respect you. Let’s meet up and fight. I promise I’m not scared of you.”
Tank kept it simple. “I’m around. Where you at? I’ll pull up.” Then, a few messages later: “Send addy. I’ll be there.”
Cuffem actually sent an address. The funny part is where it points: the address he dropped is the one for Baltimore Central Booking, the city jail’s intake center in Tank’s own hometown. Either the streamer was trolling right back, or he picked the one address in Baltimore where a fight comes with free accommodations.
Cuffem then read the whole exchange out loud on his Kick stream like it was a trophy, and Tank answered with a video of himself holding stacks of cash, telling him to stop it because everybody knows he would freeze up in person.
A world champion boxer asking a streamer for the address is already ridiculous. The streamer sending him the jail’s address instead of running from the conversation is the part that made the whole exchange travel.
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