In recent weeks, American boxer Ryan Garcia has attracted attention for his erratic behavior on social media platforms.
His latest video on Instagram targeted fellow personalities in the boxing world, accusing them of ‘satanic’ activities and launching personal attacks.
Amidst concerns about his mental state, Garcia’s upcoming fight against Devin Haney for the WBC super lightweight belt is uncertain.
Accusations Against Fellow Boxers:
In a recent Instagram video, Garcia directed ‘satanic’ accusations towards Logan Paul, KSI, and Mike Majlak, criticizing their product ‘Prime’ and alleging its harmful effects. Garcia’s inflammatory remarks and personal attacks have raised eyebrows within the boxing community.
Garcia claimed that consuming ‘Prime’ supports satanic activities and accused the creators of benefiting from it. His assertions about the drink’s ingredients and taste reflect his deep-seated concerns, although they have been met with skepticism.
Mental Health Concerns:
Garcia’s behavior on social media, including his recent outbursts and confrontations, has sparked worries about his mental well-being.
These public displays of instability raise questions about his readiness to compete in the upcoming fight against Devin Haney.
Professional Career and Fight Preparation:
Despite the tumultuous period, Garcia remains undefeated in his professional career, boasting exceptional hand speed and knockout ability.
However, doubts linger about his preparedness for the scheduled bout against Haney on April 20. The uncertainty surrounding Garcia’s mental state adds complexity to the anticipated matchup.