Thirsty Glen Davis Sends A Naughty Message To Elizabeth Cambage After She Said She Would Beat Serge Ibaka 1-On-1: “If I’m Serge, I’m Talking That One-On-One In The Bedroom”

Originally posted on Fadeaway World | By Orlando Silva | Last updated 3/24/22

Glen Davis was caught in 4K recently, sending naughty messages to Elizabeth Cambage on social media. The former Orlando Magic, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Clippers player seems to be very attracted to the WNBA superstar, as he showed on Wednesday when the girl was a guest on Serge Ibaka's show 'How Hungry Are You.'

Cambage, confident as always, made a bold claim to the 2019 NBA champion. The Australian center told the Milwaukee Bucks player that she could beat him one-on-one, boasting huge confidence in herself.

This isn't uncommon for WNBA players, as Brittney Griner once said she would beat DeMarcus Cousins one-on-one, too.

"We all love a man who can cook thank you for having me on #howhungryareyou @sergeibaka!!!" Liz wrote on Instagram.

Davis didn't take this as everybody else, and he went deeper, saying what he would do if he was in Ibaka's shoes and Cambage made that bold claim.

"If I'm Serge, I'm talking that one-on-one in the bedroom!! No cap my boi. I'm sorry, I had to say it. ," Davis commented on the post.

This man was down bad and didn't care about anything. He did what he felt like doing and then went about his day. 'Big Baby' isn't scared of speaking his mind, although sometimes it could be really weird.

This is not the first time he's been involved in these situations. A couple of weeks ago, he was caught sitting at somebody else's seats during a Brooklyn Nets-Boston Celtics duel at TD Garden, with even Kevin Durant trolling him.

Now, his horniness has made him the talk of the town again, and NBA fans won't forget about this. Liz Cambage is a beautiful woman that draws a lot of attention wherever she goes, and it's easy to see folks shooting their shot with her (we see you, Myles Turner). However, when they are as bold as Davis, things get funny and not for the best reasons.

This article first appeared on Fadeaway World and was syndicated with permission.

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