CMB announces that it will not punish Ryan García: “He needs immediate support and help”

Mauricio Sulaimán, president of the World Boxing Council (WBC), announced on his social networks that The organization will not punish Ryan García and offered to help him in these difficult times that Californians are going through.

In a publication on his X account (formerly Twitter), Sulaimán indicated that García He is suffering from the different problems he faces outside the ring and now with the one-year suspension imposed by the New York State Athletic Commission after his positive test for doping before the fight with Devin Haney.

“Many wonder how the WBC will punish Ryan García. We don’t mind punishing him. We want to help Ryan, to the human being, who is suffering, going through difficulties. This is not a boxing issue, Ryan needs immediate support and attention NOW. Champion, we are here for you,” he wrote.

After testing positive for Ostarine in two anti-doping tests and proving that it was caused by two contaminated supplements, Ryan García He was suspended for one year by the New York State Athletic Commission. The Californian also lost earnings of $1.1 million dollars derived from the duel – which will go to Golden Boy – he will have to pay a fine of $10,000 dollars and his victory against Haney was changed to a No Contest.

King Ry suffered another hard blow when he found out that his mother was diagnosed with cancer and soon after he was arrested in Beverly Hills for vandalism inside a hotel where he was staying. All these controversies have affected King Ry’s mental health and led him to make the decision to retire from the sport.

“I am officially retired. You can see me out there, but in boxing, I don’t know. There is so much corruption that I can’t take it anymore. I can act or sing. I will continue training, but I am hurt and I am done with everything and everyone. The sad thing is that I am a great boxer, I entertain and knock people out. I’m sad because I love boxing. I pray for everyone and I hope everyone has a great life,” he announced on his social media.

For all these problems that Ryan García faces, Mauricio Sulaimán wants to help him recover and It seems unempathetic to suspend it and put it aside in this very complicated moment of your life.

“We are going to continue our clean boxing protocol. I spoke with Ryan García in Las Vegas, I am inviting him to open up because he definitely needs help and we are going to work to help him, it is very easy to throw him away, suspend him and leave him aside, but what interests us is working with him, helping him recover,” the WBC boss told the media.

Ryan Garcia, 24, He debuted in boxing eight years ago and shocked the world by defeating Devin Haney in his last fight, but the positive result for PED caused the majority decision to be changed to no result. The Mexican American leaves a record of 24 wins (20 by knockout), one setback and one no contest in his professional career.

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