Ryan Garcia has introduced he’s coming into rehab.
Garcia took to social media on Friday, sooner or later after the WBC introduced that they’d expelled him. In a number of tweets, Garcia puzzled what being expelled even meant, however did apologize for his earlier feedback.
“I take all accountability for my phrases I’m misunderstood, I simply obtained lots of trauma And It’s been a tricky couple of months as everybody can inform however I AM SORRY I battle with substance abuse and it onerous for me with all the things happening I truly love black individuals no cap which is why I’m truly mentioned I offended all my black household and associates This sucks however all I can do is be higher and cease utilizing silly phrases and letting some individuals in my circle hype me up Sorry everybody that I offended I nonetheless stand on stopping black on black crime And that I hate pedo’s so that may at all times stay one thing I stand on,” Garcia wrote on X.
“I’m expelled like if I went to the principals workplace hahaha Nah it’s legitimate however it’s humorous to me Expelled is loopy,” Ryan Garcia added.
Following Ryan Garcia’s feedback, he then introduced he can be going into rehab as he confirmed he had a substance abuse downside.
I’m going to rehab btw
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) July 5, 2024
“I’m going to rehab btw,” Ryan Garcia wrote on X.
Since Garcia has posted questionable feedback on social media and in interviews, followers have advised him to enter rehab, which he now will likely be doing. The hope for a lot of boxing followers is Garcia can overcome this and return to the squared circle, as he is without doubt one of the finest boxers on the planet.
Ryan Garcia is 24-1 and one NC as a professional and is coming off his combat in opposition to Devin Haney which he had gained by resolution. Nevertheless, that ruling was later overturned to a No Contest after he examined optimistic for a banned substance. Garcia is the previous interim WBC light-weight champion and has notable wins over Francisco Fonseca, Emmanual Tagoe, Luke Campbell, and Javier Fortuna.