Ryan Garcia He is looking to take on new challenges outside of the ring, taking on the role of head trainer for his brother. Sean GarciaAccording to Ryan, the training plan he has devised could enable Sean to make up to $50 million.
The move comes after Shawn's recent disappointing performance against Amado Vargas at the Honda Center. Shawn, like Ryan, came in at three pounds overweight. Devin HaneySean struggled throughout the match.
He was knocked down in the fourth round and eventually defeated by a body blow in the sixth round. Ryan was clearly unhappy with his brother's performance and decided to take his place as Sean's trainer.
“I skipped rehab because of this shit,” Garcia said after the fight.
Garcia's social media announcement
After the match, Ryan took to social media to announce his new role and share a training plan for Sean. Ryan, who is currently in rehab for alcohol problems and serving a one-year suspension for substance abuse, spoke humorously about his new role under his handle “X.”
“Sean may have lost, but we have great news to share,” Garcia said.
“I wasn't with him. The Vargas brothers are 1-0 against us. It's OK. Let's call for a rematch. And I'm the head trainer. Amado, how are you?”
Ryan GarciaThe 24-1 pro record earned him a reported $50 million for his fight against Haney in April before he tested positive for the performance-enhancing substance ostarine.
“Ostarine alcohol and a right hook to Sean is the plan I'm working on with Sean right now and then once he makes $50 million he's banned for life,” Garcia joked on X.
