Ryan Garcia plans to do serious damage to WBC light welterweight champion Devin Haney in their April 20 bout, saying he wants to “kill him” in their main event bout on DAZN PPV. ing. This is clearly a little too much.
What did Honey do?
Poor Haney must have said something to send Ryan into a stroke. She said she wanted Ryan to be put on an “oxygen mask” and taken out of the ring on a stretcher. Ryan's trash talk has reached a disturbing level, but it shows he's not someone to be messed with.
Some people argue that the last thing you want to do is arouse someone when they're emotionally cornered, because they're likely to do anything. Haney intervened by getting on Ryan's bad side, making threats about the April 20 fight at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Ryan (24-1, 20 KOs) speaks like he's from another era. If this is part of a promotion, he's taking it to another level.
“I came to kill him.”
“I'm here to kill him. I hope he doesn't die, but he's trying to kill me. Yes, people died in the ring,” Ryan Garcia said on April 20. , spoke on social media about his intentions toward Devin Haney.
“He better get ready for this bad thing. It's almost there. Three weeks left. I'm not going to swing to kill and I'm not going to cheat,” Ryan continued. “When you see him in the ring, you have no idea what I’m going to do to this fucking mother.
“How can you get knocked out by Devin Haney when he hasn’t knocked anyone out since 2019? You’re crazy. I’m going to beat the hell out of him. I’m going to put him on a stretcher And I'm not going to leave any crumbs behind.
“This isn't a fight to me. You think this is a boxing match? I'm going to get my dad to put an oxygen mask on me,” Ryan said.
Hopefully, the April 20th match will have a good shrink on hand to do some Freudian psychoanalysis on the ringside couch to hear Ryan unwind about his violent urges against Haney. There is.
