Ryan Garcia finally makes good on broken promise in desperate plea to Dana White during boxing suspension

Everything goes wrong Ryan GarciaGarcia's worst-case scenario has come true. A settlement has been reached between Garcia's legal team and the New York State Athletic Commission. After Garcia tested positive for the PED Ostarine, Garcia will be suspended for one year from the date of the Haney fight. And Garcia's win over his longtime rival was a big blow to his team. Devin Haney Declared “No contest.”Ostarine has been on the WADA banned substance list since 2008. Additionally, in 2022 it was classified as an anabolic agent.

Garcia will pay a $10,000 fine and forfeit the $1.1 million he earned from his official contract with The Dream. Following the NYSAC's ruling, Garcia wrote to X: “You don't understand how I feel. I've been fighting since I was seven years old. Someone tricked me.” Some might say the outcome was already obvious, as Garcia made it clear in a previous tweet. “Officially retired” From boxing “There's too much corruption.”

Ryan is now considering a change of course after the turmoil he's been through, and a request has been made to the head of the UFC. Dana WhiteNot one, but three tweets directed at him. Taken at face value, it seems Garcia is serious about his latest decision. On top of that, Garcia's prediction could guarantee a life-come-full-circle moment. The only condition is a nod of approval from Dana.

We've created a contingency plan!

While Garcia maintains his innocence in the PED scandal, he is already exploring other career avenues. “I'm going to UFC.” Garcia wrote to X. But that wasn't all. He sent out a series of tweets aimed at White. “Dana White actually contacted me.” 25 years old Suspended for one year. Garcia went a step further and referenced The Notorious. Conor McGregor. He wrote, “Dana, I want 50g.”

As I wait to see how Garcia's UFC career progresses, I'm reminded of an interview he did with UFC veteran Ben Askren three years ago on his podcast. A heated discussion with Ryan GarciaThe Victorville native revealed: “I've always said I'm going to retire at 26. People look at me like I'm crazy, but I'm retiring to step into the MMA ring.”

Garcia went on to say that he wants to show the world that he can do it. “Not just the box” is “The world's greatest warrior.”

Now it's up to White to turn Garcia's words into a prophecy. One thing is for sure: signing Garcia would bring more attention to the sport. Garcia has a huge fan base and the entertainment he brings to pre-fight hype is an opportunity for UFC executives to cash in. Meanwhile, “Kingly”'s lack of skill in any other combat sport outside of boxing might keep Dana from signing him.

It's hard for someone as talented as Garcia to rest on his laurels. Remember when Garcia made a music video while training for his fight with Devin Haney? Now that he won't be stepping into the ring for at least a year, it's time to show off his many talents. Recent tweets suggest that acting and singing are among the avenues he'll pursue.

Meanwhile, Devin Haney seems to be enjoying Garcia's downfall and is seeking another fight with the 25-year-old boxer.

Dance on other people's misfortune!

Garcia was declared the winner. “No contest,” Devin Haney remains undefeated in boxing, but he still can't shake the pain of being knocked down three times by Garcia.

Regarding that point, Haney said:Try again To “A level playing field Once Ryan's suspension ends. But the NYSAC ruling didn't stop people from criticizing Garcia's misfortune — literally, with Haney posting a video of Garcia dancing as he restored his 31-0 record.

In response to X's video, Garcia tweeted: “The Devil Does Gay Two-Step H*M*S FOR GARCIA.”

Still, do you think Garcia should join the UFC? If so, who do you think he should fight? Perhaps Sean O'Malley? Let us know in the comments below.