While 50 Cent may not like when people mess with his own money – as Michael Blackson can attest – he finds it entertaining when it happens to others. We know that Fifty is all about the entertainment and we know that he used to derive it from getting himself in embroiled in beef. But since he has vowed to stay out of trouble in 2020, he’s just gotta comment on drama from the sidelines. 

Lightweight champion Gervonta Davis has found himself in a pickle and Fifty is loving it. Davis has been accused of writing a counterfeit check for over $250,000 worth of jewelry. Shyne Jewelers is suing the 25-year-old for “[acting] intentionally and with malicious intent.” 

Fifty screenshotted an article reporting this story and posting it on Instagram in order to express his respect for Davis’ shifty ways. “Tank starting to be my favorite fighter,” the rapper wrote, referring to Davis by his nickname. “i don’t give a fuck what he did. Ran off on the plug twice ?‍♂️? LOL You got to B more careful.”

The jewelry lawsuit isn’t Davis’ only worry though. He was arrested and charged today for domestic violence, after being captured on video aggressively grabbing the mother of his child at a charity basketball game. Fifty should pick another fave. 

He may have recently said that he’s “richer” than ex-girlfriend Ari Fletcher’s new man Moneybagg Yo, but Gervonta Davis is being accused of writing counterfeit checks. The boxing champion has been making headlines for his romantic relationships, especially now that he’s apparently linked up with Floyd Mayweather‘s rumored ex-girlfriend Yaya. However, TMZ has highlighted his alleged legal troubles now that the 25-year-old is facing a lawsuit.

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According to the publication, the Baltimore native visited Philadelphia’s Shyne Jewelers to purchase some new bling. The court documents reportedly state that “Davis ordered a $130,000 green Richard Millie watch, a $60,000 custom pendant, a $30,000 Rolex, and four $12,000 ‘GTD’ pendants.” The boxer also reportedly asked for the jewelers to repair a Richard Millie watch he’s previously purchased from them which was an additional $19K. 

Davis racked up a nice tab and when it came time to pay up, the jeweler states the boxer and his team wrote them a check. Unfortunately, it allegedly was counterfeit—and Davis is accused of knowing the check was bogus prior to signing off on it. “Davis knew that the cashier’s check was counterfeit and he acted intentionally and with malicious intent,” the documents state. Shyne Jewelers want all of their pieces returned to them or the money paid with interest plus damages.