50 Cent Blames Jim Jones For Ending Gervonta “Tank” Davis’ Winning Streak
Davis won thirty consecutive bouts prior to his draw against Lamont Roach Jr.
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50 Cent has shared his reaction to boxing star Gervonta “Tank” Davis having what many have deemed the worst performance of his career after being walked to the ring by Jim Jones and Juelz Santana.
On Saturday (March 1), Davis, the reigning WBA lightweight champion, fought reigning WBA super featherweight champion Lamont Roach Jr. in a lightweight title fight that ended in a controversial draw.
The result was deemed a dissapointment on Davis’ part, being that he was undefeated prior to the fight and entered the bout as the heavy betting-favorite.
Gervonta Davis takes a knee in the middle of round nine due to the grease in his braids dripped into his eyes against Lamont Roach Jr. during their bout for Davis’ WBA lightweight title at Barclays Center on March 01, 2025 in New York City.
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On Monday (March 3), Fif, who found himself at odds with Jones following his appearance on Cam’ron and Ma$e’s It Is What It Is show, echoed Jones’ fellow Harlem reps’ insinuation that he and Juelz’s presence negatively impacted Davis.
In a post on social media, the G-Unit leader shared a clip of Cam’ron and Ma$e giving their own reaction to Davis’ bout with Roach Jr., accusing Juelz and Jim of bringing bad energy to the Baltimore native.
“You gotta stay in good company man,” the 49-year-old wrote in the caption. “One [ninja emoji] teeth falling out, the other [ninja emoji] got a full grey beard, trying to show [ninja emoji]’s a chrome heart scarf,” Fif added.
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50’s jab at Jim Jones and Juelz Santana were eerily similar to that of Cam’ron, who also attributed Davis’ lackluster showing to being around his former groupmates during a recent It Is What It Is episode.
“When you got that type of energy, and you breathing that energy, when everybody’s sad and mad and depressed and trying to look happy, but they’re not really happy, it gets in you,” Cam said, seemingly referring to Jones and Juelz.
“You have to keep sage in that environment. When you’re in that environment, it lingers into the fight, and that’s kind of the result of the fight.”
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Cam continued, urging Tank and others to protect their energy from the unlucky and unhappy, again seemingly referring to his newfound foes.
“The people you’re with could possibly f**k your energy up for some sh*t that you’re supposed to do. You can’t come out with that energy, man. It’s bad energy, man. … Nobody’s happy over there. … Tank, get out of there. Nasty work, man.”
See 50 Cent’s Instagram post below.
