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EXPLORE MORE Boxing superstar and lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis impatiently cursed out and sucker-punched a parking lot attendant at a Manhattan garage while waiting for his

car, a new lawsuit alleges. Attendant Arturo Jimenez claims the 28-year-old boxer was staying at the Hotel Continental in Times Square across the street from the Edison Park Fast Garage on

West 44th Street when he came to collect his Cadillac Escalade on March 8, 2022, according to a Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit from Thursday. Jimenez had just started his shift and was

getting another car out when Davis approached, asking for his car keys, the filing says. But Jimenez didn’t know Davis had asked for his car from another employee – prompting the fighter to

allegedly say “stop f–king playing with me” before punching Jimenez in the chest. Jimenez was pulled into the office by another worker while Davis waited outside and continued “yelling and

cursing … demanding that he be given his car keys, though he refused to pay his parking fee,” the suit charges. Davis allegedly finally paid and drove off, but the incident showed his “utter

indifference to the safety and well-being of others,” the court papers allege. Jimenez suffered “multiple bodily injuries” from the blow, the filing claims. He filed a police report the

next day. He’s suing for unspecified damages. Davis pleaded guilty last week in a 2020 Maryland hit-and-run case and reportedly faces sentencing on May 5. In a separate case, Davis was

arrested in December on charges of domestic violence. Those allegations were later walked back by his accuser, Vanessa Posso, with whom he shares a daughter. In a since-deleted Instagram

post, Davis called the accusations “bulls–t” and said, “I never put my hands on my child mother nor my f–king daughter.” Davis’ criminal defense attorney didn’t immediately return a request

for comment. _Additional reporting by Amanda Woods_