Gervonta Davis has found himself in hot water once again -- the boxing star is now being accused of punching an NYC parking lot attendant in the chest during a heated altercation in March 2022 ... this according to a new lawsuit.
Arturo Jimenez claims he just started his shift at the Edison Park Fast garage around 11 AM on March 8 ... when Tank approached him and asked for the keys to his Cadillac Escalade.
Jimenez says he was working with another customer at the time and had no idea Tank had already asked a different attendant to go fetch his whip ... and Davis grew upset, saying "stop f***ing playing with me."
The worker says Tank then punched him in the chest ... causing "multiple bodily injuries."
The lawsuit states Jimenez's coworker saw the whole incident ... and brought him into the garage office to keep Tank from hurting him even more.
While inside the office, Jimenez claims Tank was visibly pissed, shouting and cursing at them ... demanding his keys, but refusing to pay his parking fee.
After a while, the lawsuit says Tank eventually caved in and paid his fee before driving away from the scene.
Jimenez says he reported the incident to NYPD a day later.
He is suing for unspecified damages ... claiming he was unable to work and has racked up medical bills due to the injuries.
It's yet another troubling accusation made against Davis, who has had a growing list of run-ins with the law recently.
The lawsuit comes right as Tank's next fight was announced ... a highly anticipated bout against Ryan Garcia.