Boxing star Ryan Garcia has had a string of negative headlines lately. First, he was suspended by the New York State Athletic Commission for testing positive for a banned substance before a fight against Devin Haney. Although he initially won the match, his victory was later changed to a “no contest” due to the failed drug test. Concerns about Garcia’s mental health were raised leading up to the fight with Haney, and Mauricio Sulaiman, president of the World Boxing Council, cited these concerns as the reason for Garcia’s expulsion from the organization.
To make matters worse, Garcia was arrested in Beverly Hills for felony vandalism. This added to his legal troubles and further solidified concerns about his behavior and mental state among fans and officials in the boxing world. Despite this, Garcia’s team at Golden Boy Promotions has remained silent on the matter, indicating a lack of response to address concerns about the boxer’s actions.
Garcia’s arrest is just one example of how his controversial social media posts have led to negative consequences in his career. In recent years, he has been criticized for making offensive comments and promoting violence on social media platforms like Instagram and Twitter. These actions have raised questions about whether Garcia is capable of maintaining a professional image and respecting his fellow athletes both inside and outside of the ring.
