Boxer Gervonta Davis Tells Women To Leave Their Men If They’re Doing Skits Or Streaming

Man wearing a yellow hoodie and sunglasses sits in a boxing ring, arms folded, with red ropes and a Ringside banner nearby.

Gervonta Davis has apparently found another relationship red flag. Forget cheating, lying and leaving dirty dishes in the sink.

According to Davis, women should be careful if their man is busy making skits or streaming online.

Yes, apparently the biggest threat to romance is now a man with a ring light.

The boxing star recently shared his thoughts on relationships on the socials. Davis believes men who spend too much time doing skits or streaming may struggle to give their partners enough attention.

His advice to women? Leave.

Simple. No couples therapy, no long conversation. Just pack your bags and move on because your boyfriend has apparently gone live on Twitch one too many times.

He wrote;

Ladies, If ya man out here doing skits or Streaming.. Ieave em!! he want more attention than you.

Davis’ argument seems to be that a man who is constantly focused on creating online content may not have enough time for his relationship. Streaming can take hours. Making skits can also involve planning, filming, editing, and posting.

Before you know it, your man has spent six hours recording a video and another three hours arguing with strangers in the comments.

Romance is officially in trouble.

So, should women automatically leave because their man makes funny videos? Probably not.

The real issue is balance.

If a man spends every waking hour streaming and never has time for his partner, that could certainly create problems. But if he streams for a few hours and still makes time for his relationship, then everyone should probably relax.

Not every ring light is a red flag, but Davis seems convinced that a man’s priorities should be clear. If a relationship is constantly pushed aside for online fame, views, or followers, then problems are likely to follow.

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