Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney involved in the arms argument on Friday and hereinafter during the fatal round table. Kingri discovered his conspiracy theory, which was positively positively for the forbidden ped year last April after his fight with Haney in Brooklyn, New York.
Setting theory
Garcia says he thinks it was set to appear for Peds “in case he was lost.” He says that Haney’s brother knew about it ahead of time, and that was what turned it to a setup task to share an excuse for his loss. After Ryan discovered his idea of a conspiracy, he and Haney argued back and forth.
Ryan Garcia: “I felt I won the fight no matter what I think it was set in case they lost. So I really feel,” Ryan said Zvona magazineTelling his conspiracy theory of his fight against Devin Haney and his subsequent positive test for banned Ped after that. “What the rubri is wrong is the way his brother knew I would test positively.”
Devin Haney: “How could you ask her?”
Ryan: “How do you know?”
Haney: “How could you ask her? You said you had a dream.”
Ryan: “How do you know? Nobody wants to answer that question.”
Haney: “He didn’t know.”
Without evidence he was set up, Ryan sounded paranoid and too well-based. The only available information is that Garcia tested positive. The claims that is that the conspiracy sounded like a semi-baked idea that didn’t make sense at all.
Garcia on his victory
Todd Grisham: That left hip was shot in money, but outside those rounds, you hung him left hook, beating the most if not all those rounds. Do you feel that you get a little overly excessively on that left house? “
Ryan Garcia: “No, I always had it in my arsenal, because I was an amateur. So they know it. It won’t change. I don’t think it’s changed.
“Personally, I think Devin is very sharp. I tried to catch him with a different look. Catch him in the moments that he didn’t win it. That’s what he did to my victory. That’s what it gave me.
“We’ll come with the good game plan and I’m ready to prove I can always win him.”
Last Updated 19.04.2025