Boxing champion with undefeated record of 29-0 converts to Islam
Lightweight boxing champion Gervonta Davis
(Web Desk) Lightweight boxing champion Gervonta Davis has announced his conversion to Islam through a video posted on social media platform X.

Gervonta Davis, With an undefeated record of 29-0, has joined the religion of legends like Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson, the revelation was made through a video posted by fellow boxer Badou Jack on the X platform.

The post received a warm response from the Islamic community, with messages of congratulations and welcome.

Davis is a very popular boxer. Despite his success, he has yet to win an undisputed lightweight title or become a unified champion.

With Devin Haney leaving the division in 2023, opportunities have opened up for Davis to follow up on those accomplishments. His last fight was in April, where he secured a TKO victory over Ryan Garcia.

While his next opponents remain uncertain, there are rumors of a rematch with Garcia or possible bouts against Haney or Shakur Stevenson.

Gervonta Davis, the undefeated boxer with 29 wins, made headlines in the boxing world by announcing his conversion to Islam. This revelation adds another layer to what has already been an eventful year for the Baltimore native, marked by significant victories inside the ring and personal challenges outside of it. This includes a stunning KO victory against Ryan Garcia in the 7th round of their fight in April.

Gervonta Davis recently embraced Islam in a mosque in his hometown, Baltimore and adopted a new Islamic name, Abdul Wahid, meaning “the servant of the One.”

“getting my personal life together,” according to Boxing News 24/7. This revelation could mark a positive turning point for Davis, both personally and professionally, as he looks forward to returning to the ring early next year.