For any upcoming entrepreneur, nothing proves that you truly threw one past the profit-sensing moguls of "Shark Tank" more than having one of them admit their mistake on national TV. When Mark Cuban joined a conversation on "Live: Kelly and Michael," he was asked if he ever had any regrets for not investing in a presented company on "Shark Tank." The Dallas Mavericks owner brought up Shawn Davis. "I couldn't help him, but he [Davis] went on and leveraged it from there. He didn't get an investment, but now he's just killing it." Cuban admits that not knowing anything about the frozen food business was his reason for passing. For the other Sharks who couldn't foresee any profit potential, they continued to watch Davis take Chef Big Shake to new heights.
Davis' company had a pretty simple start. He explained during his "Shark Tank"pitch how his 10 year-old daughter was interested in becoming a vegetarian, pushing him to develop backyard barbecue foods that consisted of seafood rather than the traditional types of meat. Even though his company (post "Shark Tank") found highly impressive success with his supermarket frozen food products, Davis decided to use the brand to open the first Big Shake's Hot Chicken & Fish restaurant in 2013. Currently, Davis now finds himself with a franchise, as he now boasts three locations in Tennessee. However, you don't need to be in that part of the country to enjoy his chicken, as it is also available for shipment nationwide.
