Gervonta Davis appears to have disabled his once-verified Twitter account and removed all of his Instagram posts following the incident.

Moreover, “I never once hit her,” Davis previously wrote on Instagram. Yes, I was belligerent and told her, “Come on… that’s the mother of my child… I’d never injured her…”

Davis was alleged of dragged the victim by her shirt to a separate room where security video showed him “drawing his arm back then forward towards the victim, which is consistent with a strike to the face where the victim incurred injuries to her lip and left jaw,” according to the charging documents.

However, Lorin Chvotkin, Davis’ counsel, declined to comment.

Davis was previously charged with assault in a Virginia mall, but the charges were dismissed.

He now trains and lives in Atlanta, and has a career record of 27 wins with 25 knockouts. On Dec. 29, he knocked out Yuriorkis Gamboa in the 12th round to win the World Boxing Association lightweight title in Atlanta.