Tim Bradley Scolds Gervonta Davis: “You Just Flushed $40 Million Down the Drain” After Jake Paul Fight Collapse

Tim Bradley lectured Gervonta Davis at present on his channel for shedding out on his $40 million bag for the Jake Paul combat because of the civil lawsuit filed in opposition to him by his ex-girlfriend final October.

$40 Million Gone

The lawsuit resulted within the YouTuber-turned-boxer star’s Most Invaluable Promotions (MVP) cancelling the November 14th exhibition match with Tank Davis. Bradley scolded Tank for the blown likelihood to get the $40 million bag. He didn’t simply trash Davis. He additionally launched into MVP, roasting them for having chosen Tank within the first place. In different phrases, they need to have recognized higher.

“Dumbest Dude in Boxing”

“Let’s lean on Tank for a minute. You bought to be the dumbest dude within the historical past of boxing. $40 million down the drain,” mentioned Tim Bradley on his YouTube channel, trashing Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis for the Jake Paul exhibition combat because of the civil lawsuit in opposition to him. “I’m like, $40 million, bro—actually, wealth down the drain. I don’t perceive it.”

The lawsuit was formally filed in October, after Tank Davis had already signed for the Jake Paul exhibition on September 23, 2025. He wouldn’t have recognized. That may be a large payday that Tank Davis is lacking out on with the $40 million down the drain.

MVP’s Rookie Strikes

“MVP Promotions, no matter you name your promotions. It’s extra like rookie promotions. You don’t know what you had been coping with. You had no clue,” mentioned Bradley. “This has at all times been down Tank’s alley. This has at all times come up in the previous couple of fights of Tank’s profession. MVP, extra like rookie promotions, y’all ought to have had a backup plan. It’s best to have had a backup fighter.”

It was a nasty concept from the beginning for Jake Paul to make use of Tank Davis as his opponent within the November 14th exhibition match. Along with his monitor report of authorized issues outdoors of the ring. Furthermore, the backlash in regards to the cruiserweight Paul utilizing the a lot smaller 135-pounder Tank as his opponent made him look pathetic within the eyes of followers. It wasn’t value it.

“It’s best to have had a plan B simply in case this man, Tank Davis, don’t present up. Now, you’re trying like idiots. I heard by the grapevine that the joint wasn’t even promoting. Yeah, as a result of all people is bored with your bullcrap, Jake Paul. As quickly as you moved to Florida, I knew that joint wasn’t going to promote, bro,” mentioned Bradley.

It will have needed to be a giant identify for Jake to have as Plan B, for him to promote out the 20,000-seat Kaseya Heart in Miami, Florida. For that sort of combat, the backup choice would have wanted to be both an energetic star or one of many fireplace mega-names that followers can be desperate to see Jake face in an exhibition.

Exhibitions Gone Stale

Boxing followers are bored with exhibition matches. Floyd Mayweather Jr. has overdone it within the final seven years, and other people don’t wish to see these varieties of fights in massive numbers.

Bradley says that Jake wants to start out combating “actual fighters, someone within the prime 10.” The issue with that’s that there aren’t any actually large names at cruiserweight that followers would wish to see Paul face.

The most well-liked fighters, Jai Opetaia and Gilberto Ramirez, aren’t stars within the U.S. Though Ramirez has fought in the usthroughout his profession, he has not turn out to be an enormous identify. The one means that Jake can carry followers is by both going through fashionable heavyweights or fighters from the 175 or 168-lb divisions. Bringing in these fighters is what Paul wants:

Anthony Joshua
Tyson Fury
David Benavidez
Terence Crawford
Canelo Alvarez
Jaron Ennis
Artur Beterbiev
Dmitry Bivol

The downside of Jake Paul combating a type of guys is that he would seemingly lose and get knocked out embarrassingly. He’s not going to have the ability to compete in opposition to any of them with out touchdown a giant punch to attain a knockout.