Boxer Gervonta Davis arrested for getting into a fist fight outside a Washington D.C. club

Two-time super featherweight world champion boxer Gervonta Davis was arrested early Friday morning in Washington D.C. after an argument at a local club.

According to police, the Baltimore native was seen arguing with Ricardo Jose Rodriguez of Silver Spring around 3am. At some point, the argument turned physical and eventually both men were arrested and charged with disorderly affray, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Davis tweeted Friday morning to assure everyone he was fine.

‘I am ok,’ he wrote. ‘Please do not judge me off of the media..they gonna paint me a bad picture every time.’

Davis does not have an extensive criminal history, although he was charged with second-degree assault in Maryland, but the charges were later dropped. Davis’s accuser, lifelong friend Anthony Wheeler, were seen hugging after the charges were dismissed, according to the Baltimore Sun.

After being stripped of his WBA super featherweight title last year for failing to make the 130-pound limit before a fight, Davis won the title again in April to maintain his perfect 20-0 record

After being stripped of his WBA super featherweight title last year for failing to make the 130-pound limit before a fight, Davis won the title again in April to maintain his perfect 20-0 record, with 19 wins coming by knockout.

The 5ft5 Davis is promoted by former champion Floyd Mayweather Jr., but was taught to box by legendary Baltimore trainer Calvin Ford, who was the basis for the character of ‘Cutty’ on the acclaimed HBO series ‘The Wire.’

In recent years, Davis has been fighting for six-figure purses, but his income should continue to rise as the 23-year old gains more exposure.

The 5ft5 Gervonta Davis is promoted by former champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (left), but was taught to box by legendary Baltimore trainer Calvin Ford, who was the basis for the character of ‘Cutty’ on the acclaimed HBO series ‘The Wire’