Boxing legend Gervonta Davis filed a $20 million countersuit against his ex, Courtney Rossel, after she accused him of domestic violence in an October, 2025 lawsuit. Rossel had earlier accused Davis of getting physical with her during an altercation at a Miami strip club in October, 2024, as per TMZ SportsIn the countersuit, Davis denied nearly all the allegations, claiming that he never struck or choked Rossel, and did not falsely imprison her. Davis also claimed that Rossel was the initial aggressor and alleged that she demanded $1.1 million to let go of the accusations. Davis also accused Rossel of provoking him in a scheme to extract money from him.Davis in the countersuit also claimed that the two spent the night together at Rossel's home after the alleged incident, and that Rossel told her employer she was fine. As per Boxing Insider, Rossel's attorney has already filed a motion to dismiss the counterclaim and argued that Davis cannot sue her for reporting an alleged crime.More about Gervonta Davis' domestic violence caseGervonta Davis' ex Courtney Russel accused the boxer of assaulting her inside a Miami Strip club in October, 2025. As per the investigators, police stated that Davis allegedly confronted his ex in a back area of the club, and then used physical force as he attempted to remove her from the club premises against her will.Authorities also presented surveillance footage of the club. MGPD executive officer Emmanuel Jeanty, during the briefing, said,"The investigation determined that Mr. Davis used force to restrain in an attempt to remove the victim from the location against her will. Domestic Violence is a serious crime, and we remain committed to holding offenders accountable and protecting victims."Rossel, in a civil lawsuit, stated through her attorney that she had ended her relationship with Davis and also blocked further contact. Rossel's attorney, Jeff Chukwuma, at the time mentioned that the law enforcement's findings match the civil complaint already filed,"What the police said is exactly in line with our lawsuit."The aftermath of the lawsuit saw Davis being removed from a high-profile bout against Jake Paul in Miami. In his countersuit, Gervonta Davis claimed that the lawsuit affected one of his most expensive fights, which was also originally set to stream on Netflix. In the countersuit, Davis claimed that he was slated ot make more than $20 million from the Jake Paul fight.