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Ryan Garcia reacts to one-year suspension for failed PED check: 'Boxing sucks I'm goin to the UFC'


Ryan Garcia says he’s heading to the UFC as his boxing profession is on maintain for a yr.

Thursday, reviews surfaced that Garcia (24-1) settled upon an settlement with the New York State Athletic Fee after the boxer failed a pre-fight and fight-day drug check for his bout in opposition to Devin Haney. Garcia’s “A” and later-tested “B” samples confirmed the presence of the banned substance ostarine.

On account of the settlement with NYSAC, Garcia is now suspended for one yr, will forfeit $1.1 million of his official contract purse to Golden Boy Promotions, of which a portion Haney (31-0) may obtain. Garcia was additionally fined by the fee $10,000, the utmost the state permits.

Maybe most significantly to Garcia, his majority determination win over Haney has been overturned to a no contest, erasing an enormous upset victory and restoring Haney’s undefeated document.

In an Instagram put up, Garcia, apparently upset on the consequence, stated Haney bought what he wished. Since he can not field for a yr, “King” stated he’ll take his abilities to the UFC.

Hey take a look at this cry child get what he needs

I by no means cheated

They banned me for a yr, I HATE ALL YALL FAKE AHHH PEOPLE

Boxing sucks I’m going to the ufc

Garcia, 25, has persistently denied deliberately taking a banned substance, regardless of accepting the phrases of the settlement with NYSAC.

In a second put up on Instagram, Garcia shared a press release from his authorized crew, with a a lot totally different tone within the caption:

From my crew to yours

Large thanks for everybody’s assist

I admire you, I LOVE JESUS WITH ALL MY HEART



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