Bernard Hopkins enters the Ryan García and Óscar de la Hoya controversy: he assures that King Ry handled his defeat as a “crying child”

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The controversy between Ryan Garcia and Oscar de la hoya has lived a new chapter thanks to the statements of the boxer against the promoter, where he claims to have never seen a similar attack of which he believes he is being a victim. All these comments came in response to Bernard Hopkinswho called García a “crying boy” and the Californian did not remain silent.

Recently Óscar de la Hoya assured that Ryan García was only making and looking for excuses for his clear defeat against Gervonta Davissomething that García responded today through his Twitter account, in which he left several interesting messages.

“I don’t remember ever making an excuse for my defeat. I just said that part of my team had shown no loyalty, that has nothing to do with a fight, just integrity“Wrote the Californian boxer on Twitter, as a clear response to the messages from Óscar de la Hoya.

But he only did not leave this phrase on his social networks, Ryan García assured that De La Hoya’s attack seemed unprecedented to him and that he had never seen anything like it. of a promoter against his own boxer.

A few weeks ago Golden Boy Promotion filed a lawsuit against Ryan Garcia to prevent the Californian from leaving with another company for his upcoming commitments, faced with this reality there has been no response from Ryan’s team, however it is notable that the differences between the two characters are growing every day.

In this controversy even Bernard Hopkins participated, who criticized De la Hoya and García, comparing them in the defeats that both suffered by way of chloroform after receiving heavy blows to the body. But the main targeting was against Ryan Garcia, whom he blamed for handling his loss against Gervonta like a “crybaby.”

García did not remain silent and responded to the post through his social networks and attacked De la Hoya with everything and insinuated that Hopkins would have come to his defense.

For now, the possibilities that both parties can make the passes are very complicated, in the midst of a lawsuit and statements through social networks, it seems that this boxing novel is stinging and spreading.

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