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Gervonta Davis’s Stylist Fires Back After Blame Game Over Lamont Roach Jr. Draw

Brooklyn was alive with excitement on Saturday night (March 1) as Gervonta “Tank” Davis entered the ring to fight Lamont Roach Jr. But it wasn’t just the match that caught everyone’s attention. After a surprising majority draw, where Davis even took a knee in the ninth round, he made headlines for an unexpected reason, he blamed his hairstylist for his performance. Yes, you read that correctly. After the fight, Davis told the crowd that his hairstylist had used too much grease when styling his hair just two days prior. He claimed that when he started sweating, the grease got into his face and burned his eyes.

“The stuff was just, like, you know, burning my eyes,” he said, trying to explain his struggle. The audience wasn’t buying it, as they reacted with boos, bewildered that a boxing match could be affected by hair products. But the drama didn’t stop there. The stylist, known on social media as @leebthebrand, responded online, asserting that Davis shouldn’t blame them for his issues in the ring. While the stylist’s detailed response is still coming to light, it’s clear that fans and the stylist are not pleased with the situation.

In a sport where fighters are expected to take responsibility for their actions, many question whether Davis’s hair grease excuse is a way to avoid facing the truth about his tough fight. The whole scenario has sparked plenty of discussion online. People are having a lot of fun with this unusual excuse, but it’s clear that Tank might want to focus more on his fighting skills than his hairstyle next time. With @leebthebrand standing firm, this unexpected feud might be the most captivating story in boxing this year, at least outside the actual fights.

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