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Ryan Garcia vs Luke Campbell

During the pandemic, on January 2, 2021, at the American Airlines Center, Dallas, Ryan Garcia contested his first major title, the WBC Interim Title. Britain’s Luke Campbell won gold at the 2012 Olympic Games, but his breakthrough at the professional level wasn’t the lasting success many had hoped for or hoped for.

Boxing straight after the turn of the year, Campbell knocked Garcia down professionally in the second round. Ryan fought back and landed a heavy body kick on ‘Cool Hand’ Luke in round seven to end the bout. After losing for the fourth and final time, Campbell hung up his gloves.

Gervonta Davis vs Ryan Garcia

On April 22, 2023, Gervonta Davis defeated Ryan Garcia in a lightweight bout at the T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas. Although Ryan had yet to descend into the world of conspiracy interference, the race lead fluctuated between touchdowns. Gervonta Davis says he has a mole returning vital information to the Garcia camp when they arrive late for their press duties. Again, Ryan Garcia tried to show physical dominance in their press conferences.

When The fight was finally fought, Garcia was dropped in the second round and despite being in amazing shape, he still fell to a cracking body shot in the seventh when ‘Tank’ cracked a rib. Although some felt ‘King Ry’ accepted his fate a little too lightly, there was no shame in the manner of his defeat. The Californian had his moments but struggled against Davis’ southpaw jab and next-level punching power.

Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia

Almost a year after losing to Gervonta Davis, Garcia signed to fight his old amateur rival, Devin Haney. Undefeated former Undisputed King Hani was the favorite for the fight. While Devin may have analyzed Ryan’s physical capabilities well, he couldn’t legislate for his opponent’s emotional well-being.

Shutting down opponents to win shutout decisions is Haney’s modus operandi. Shutting down Garcia was a whole new game. In the build-up, Floyd Mayweather released pictures of Honey and Tank Saving. The images, designed to create havoc, have kept Mayweather’s name in another current spat, fueling the flames a little higher.

On April 20, 2024, Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney fought on a DAZN pay-per-view at the Barclays Center, Brooklyn. In the build-up, there were several flashpoints online and in person as Ryan Garcia clashed with Devin and his father, Bill Haney. Garcia stunned, hurt and dropped Devin Haney in rounds seven, 10 and 11.

Garcia won the majority decisionGarcia was overturned and given a no-compete after admitting he had taken the performance-enhancing drug Ostarin. Haney will continue to sue, seeking unspecified damages, alleging fraud, battery and breach of contract, alleging that Garcia used methods outside of agreed-upon rules to win the tournament.

Social media controversy

Once the darling of social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram, Ryan Garcia is spending too much time online, living his life through a digital lens, which has led to erratic behavior. In the lead-up to Devin Haney’s race, he called for the abolition of drug-fueled wills and to practice California’s psychological and physical fitness in the most brutal of professions. Ryan appears as a vulnerable pretend-celebrity struggling with the pressures of fame and everyday reality.

Prior to Devin Haney’s battle, Ryan Garcia brought up various topics, claiming he was kidnapped and spent time at Bohemian Grove. This area of ​​San Francisco is believed to harbor secret groups. García said that during this time there were horrific incidents and even discussed alien abductions during online posts.

Garcia would later descend into racist language and religiosity, showing that he knew no bounds as his career and life crises continued. In June 2024, he was kicked out of a hotel in Beverly Hills and charged with damaging property. His mother Lisa was later diagnosed with breast cancer around this time.

A failed drug trial

Ryan Garcia will weigh three pounds over his contract weight for his April 20 fight against Devin Haney, meaning he won’t be able to win the WBC title if the fight goes ahead, even if Garcia pays a fine.

After defeating the forbidden substance Hani Ostarin was found in Ryan Garcia’s system In two different experiments. The New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC) later imposed a one-year suspension on Garcia for the violation and had the results revoked.

Ryan Garcia was fired from the WBC

In the year On July 5, 2024, the World Boxing Council (WBC) announced that it had fired Ryan Garcia from all positions within the organization. WBC president Mauricio Suleman made the decision following Garcia’s posting of racial slurs and Islamophobic language on social media. Ryan Garcia later sent a semi-retraction saying he was running. Garcia’s family also released a statement dissociating themselves from the comments, saying they disagree with how he was raised.