Ryan Garcia Weighs In 32 Pounds Overweight, Forfeits World Title Opportunity
Garcia's Heavyweight Mistake Costs Him a Shot at the Belt
Haney-Garcia Bout Now Only for WBA Super Lightweight Title
In a shocking turn of events, Ryan Garcia has made it impossible for himself to win the WBC world title at Friday's weigh-in. The 25-year-old boxer came in 32 pounds overweight for his scheduled bout against Devin Haney, effectively forfeiting his chance to secure the belt.
Despite his significant weight disadvantage, Garcia honored his commitment to the press, appearing before reporters with a somber expression. MMA Fighting reported live on the weigh-in drama, providing updates on the situation.
The Haney vs. Garcia event will still proceed on Saturday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, but the fight will now be for the WBA super lightweight title only. The original plan to crown Garcia as the WBC champion has been thwarted by his inability to meet the weight requirements.
The news has sent shockwaves through the boxing world, with many questioning Garcia's professionalism and commitment to the sport. His heavy weight disadvantage has cast doubt on his ability to compete at the highest level and has raised concerns about his future as a top-level fighter.
As the event unfolds, MMA Fighting will continue to provide comprehensive coverage, including live streaming, play-by-play updates, and highlights of the fight. For breaking news, updates, and exclusive content, follow MMA Fighting's coverage of the Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia event.
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