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A new civil lawsuit filed in Miami-Dade County has put the WBA lightweight champion in hot water over another alleged domestic incident. According to the lawsuit acquired by ESPN, Davis is accused by ex-girlfriend Courtney Rossel of alleged battery, aggravated battery, false imprisonment, kidnapping and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
This lawsuit comes two months after Davis' previous domestic violence case was dropped by a different ex-girlfriend and the mother of two of the boxer's three children.
ESPN also confirmed with one of the woman's attorneys, Jeffery Chukwuma, that a police report was filed on Oct. 28 with Miami Gardens PD. Messages left with the Miami Gardens PD were not immediately returned to ESPN.
According to the complaint, Davis allegedly stormed into Tootsies, the Miami gentleman's where Rossel worked as a VIP ****tail waitress, in the early hours of Oct. 27 and attacked her inside of the club's VIP lounge. She says Davis dragged her through a stairwell, kitchen and the back exit before physically assaulting her in the parking garage.
Rossel said that she was in a five-month relationship with Davis prior to the incident and cited multiple instances of domestic violence, abuse, and threats made by the fighter concerning her safety and well-being. Rossel said in the lawsuit that there were "at least" four previous incidents where Davis "physically assaulted and choked" her. On two occasions, she says that Davis threatened to kill her.
The first of the incidents took place on Sept. 2, 2025, when Davis allegedly threatened to kill Rossel for not responding to his calls and text messages. A second incident took place on Sept. 23 when Davis accused her of infidelity and texted "I'll kill you." Later that day, Davis allegedly physically assaulted Rossel, choking her in public at Playa Miami, a restaurant in the Lincoln Road Shopping District.
The suit says that Davis sent Rossel a text message after the Oct. 27 incident stating, "I'm on my way! To ya house," which Rossel interpreted as the boxer heading to her home to continue assaulting her.
The lawsuit states that Rossel is currently suffering from PTSD, anxiety, and extreme fear while saying that she is living with others because she no longer feels safe alone and is actively seeking the****utic treatment to address the severe emotional and physical harm caused by Davis.
This lawsuit comes two months after Davis' previous domestic violence case was dropped by a different ex-girlfriend and the mother of two of the boxer's three children.
ESPN also confirmed with one of the woman's attorneys, Jeffery Chukwuma, that a police report was filed on Oct. 28 with Miami Gardens PD. Messages left with the Miami Gardens PD were not immediately returned to ESPN.
According to the complaint, Davis allegedly stormed into Tootsies, the Miami gentleman's where Rossel worked as a VIP ****tail waitress, in the early hours of Oct. 27 and attacked her inside of the club's VIP lounge. She says Davis dragged her through a stairwell, kitchen and the back exit before physically assaulting her in the parking garage.
Rossel said that she was in a five-month relationship with Davis prior to the incident and cited multiple instances of domestic violence, abuse, and threats made by the fighter concerning her safety and well-being. Rossel said in the lawsuit that there were "at least" four previous incidents where Davis "physically assaulted and choked" her. On two occasions, she says that Davis threatened to kill her.
The first of the incidents took place on Sept. 2, 2025, when Davis allegedly threatened to kill Rossel for not responding to his calls and text messages. A second incident took place on Sept. 23 when Davis accused her of infidelity and texted "I'll kill you." Later that day, Davis allegedly physically assaulted Rossel, choking her in public at Playa Miami, a restaurant in the Lincoln Road Shopping District.
The suit says that Davis sent Rossel a text message after the Oct. 27 incident stating, "I'm on my way! To ya house," which Rossel interpreted as the boxer heading to her home to continue assaulting her.
The lawsuit states that Rossel is currently suffering from PTSD, anxiety, and extreme fear while saying that she is living with others because she no longer feels safe alone and is actively seeking the****utic treatment to address the severe emotional and physical harm caused by Davis.
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