Ryan Garcia to coach his brother: Ryan Garcia will be off the ring for a year following a positive ostarine test result during his match against Devin Haney, the WBC super lightweight champion.
King Ry, one of the most talented and promising boxers, missed the chance to challenge for the title when weight problems caused him to be three pounds over in his fight against The Dream.
As a result, he was forced to pay Haney $1,5 million.
As if that weren’t enough, Garcia gained notoriety once more following a slew of offensive remarks made on social media. The World Boxing Council (WBC) took exception at these remarks and expelled Garcia from the organization.
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Will Garcia be the primary coach for his brother?
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Ryan Garcia appeared to be making progress in getting his life back on track before reversing course. Following his racist posts, the American disclosed that he will enter rehabilitation; nevertheless, he has chosen to postpone that plan. Ryan has offered to tutor his brother Sean Garcia (7-1-1, 2 KO), who lost to Amado Vargas (11-0-0, 5 KO) the previous Saturday.
“It’s okay, I skipped rehab to watch my brother get stopped,” Garcia said in a video posted to his Instagram page. Ryan disclosed that he was unable to attend the fight between Sean Garcia and Amado Vargas on the Nate Díaz vs. Jorge Masvidal program last Saturday. On the other hand, he was observed standing by his brother in the corner during the ringwalk.
Sean was 3.2 pounds over the 135 weight limit, so he failed to make weight. Fans were reminded of Ryan, his brother, who, before his fight with Devin Haney (31-0-0, 15 KO), similarly weighed 3.1 pounds more than anticipated. Ryan even gave Sean praise for losing weight, even if the outcome of their fight wasn’t the same as Ryan’s with Haney.
Amado emerged intensely and ravenously hungry. With a hook, he knocked the younger Garcia brother on the ground. The referee stopped the punishment in the sixth round, and Vargas celebrated his victory.
Ryan declared, “I’ve now committed to being Sean’s head trainer.” Sean and Ryan requested a rematch with the Vargas team after Sean suffered his first career defeat. Ryan posted on Instagram, saying, “We demand the rematch, I’ll put up $250,000, winner takes all.”
Amado responded to Ryan’s message by accepting the offer with his brothers. Fernando Vargas Jr. stated, “Bet… No worries, we got Canelo assisting for the rematch.”
Ryan Garcia skips rehab
For a few months now, Ryan had been acting strangely. Garcia’s closest friends and family were concerned about his addiction and mental health and promised to support him.
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Before the altercation with Haney, he used odd pictures and remarks on social media. Haney said that he had resumed using cocaine and alcohol. García experienced depression in 2021, which resulted in alcoholism.
He tested positive for the illegal stimulant ostarine and received a one-year suspension after defeating Haney in the bout against all odds, as he appeared to have lost focus after losing weight.
His actions did not change, and the World Boxing Council (WBC) expelled him from the organization due to certain racial remarks he made. They said Ryan turned down their offer to assist him. The fighter said he would check himself into rehab following multiple complaints, but he ultimately chose to forego it to support his brother in his rematch with Amado.
