Ryan Garcia

Devin Haney, the WBC bantamweight champion of the world, wants the New York State Athletic Commission to disqualify Ryan Garcia.

"Mr. Haney's record now has a stain on it. He was put in an unsafe fight under the jurisdiction of the NYSAC. The bout was turned into a mockery, and in addition to the use of PEDs and the prohibited use of IVs, Mr. Garcia admitted after the fight that his weigh-in was a tactic to give him an unfair advantage. Because the commission did not conduct a weigh-in on the second day of the fight, it is impossible to know how much he weighed on fight night. Therefore, after stating these facts, we ask that Mr. Garcia be disqualified, which in this situation would be more appropriate than declaring the fight a no contest," wrote Haney's attorney Pat English.

George Cambosos, former lightweight champion of the world, reacted to a lunge against him by Ryan Garcia. George suggested that Ryan should settle things in a street fight.

Carl Froch expressed his disappointment and anger at fellow boxer Ryan Garcia, who failed drug tests related to his April 20 fight against Devin Haney. Froch stated on his podcast, "I'm genuinely angry." This incident has stirred significant controversy in the boxing community given Garcia's exceptional performance during the fight.

Famous British promoter Eddie Hearn spoke out about Ryan Garcia's failed doping test.

"I think Haney will push for disqualification. He took the defeat hard. And now he has even more questions. Because now he's constantly thinking about whether his opponent's overweight and banned drugs were the reasons for the defeat. I think it's a small consolation for him to realize that his opponent played dirty. I don't think there's anything to argue about. Even if you are a devoted fan of Garcia, still have to agree - the fighters were not on equal terms," said Hearn on the YouTube channel Fight Hub TV.

Recall, Garcia failed the doping test, which was taken from him before the fight with Devin Haney.

Ryan Garcia has addressed recent allegations of steroid use during his fight against Devin Haney. The controversy arose after a urine sample taken on April 19 indicated traces of Ostarine, but further tests refuted any presence of the banned performance-enhancing drug 19-Norandrosterone.