Gervonta Davis ‘Pushing For’ Devin Haney, Shakur Stevenson After Ryan Garcia Fight

Devin Haney and Shakur Stevenson much better be prepared for Gervonta Davis … ’cause the boxing champ informs TMZ Sports he’s coming for them — desiring battles with the stars after he gets done whooping Ryan Garcia.

“I’m pushing for it,” the 27-0 light-weight states. “I’m pushing for it.”

Of course, Tank has a battle currently lined up that he needs to look after prior to he can even consider tossing hands with Haney, Stevenson and Garcia … his next bout is simply a couple weeks away — versus Hector Luis Garcia on Jan. 7.

Tank understands what’s on the line because bout — a win would make his next battle versus Ryan Garcia a HUGE payday … however a loss might harm it.

Plus, the match is at Capital One Arena in Washington D.C., an avoid and leap far from his home town of Baltimore.

So, does he feel pressured? “It’s pressure,” he stated, “but good pressure.”

“I think every fight is pressure,” he continued. “You wanna perform, you wanna look good in front of your hometown.”

“He’s 16 and 0, he’s a solid opponent so just trying to make sure I stay focused on that main goal and not lose myself in the midst of it.”

If he looks after Hector Luis Garcia, he understands what’s up next — Ryan Garcia — a match that now has a great deal of bad blood in it.

The 2 fighters entered into it just recently … when Gervonta called Ryan Garcia out on Twitter for the fighter’s size.

Tank has actually because erased the tweets, however he discussed to us he’s not calling Ryan a cheater — he simply wishes to ensure when they combat, it’s reasonable and square.

“Make sure everybody is on an even playing field,” Tank states. “I never cheated. If you cheat, not saying he’s cheating … I’m just saying I seen a picture — he’s normally not that size.”