Ryan Garcia Fails to Make Weight, Jeopardizing Fight with Devin Haney
Subheadline: Controversial Weigh-In Raises Questions About Garcia's Commitment
Garcia's Weight Miss Threatens Title Fight and Sparks Criticism
In a shocking turn of events, lightweight contender Ryan Garcia has failed to make weight for his highly anticipated world super lightweight title fight against Devin Haney. The weigh-in, which took place on Friday, saw Garcia coming in significantly over the 140-pound limit. This weight miss has raised serious questions about Garcia's dedication and professionalism, threatening to derail the much-anticipated bout.
MMA Fighting is providing live round-by-round updates for the Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia fight, one of the most highly anticipated matchups in recent boxing history. The weight miss has thrown a major wrench into the plans for the fight, and it remains to be seen whether the bout will proceed as scheduled.
Devin Haney, the reigning WBC super lightweight champion, has expressed his disappointment over Garcia's weight miss. Haney has accused Garcia of lacking commitment and has stated that he is considering pulling out of the fight altogether. Haney has also questioned Garcia's mental toughness, stating that he believes Garcia will "quit" when the going gets tough.
Garcia has attempted to explain his weight miss, claiming that he had difficulty cutting weight due to a medical condition. However, many in the boxing community are skeptical of Garcia's explanation and feel that he simply lacked the discipline to make weight. This controversy has further damaged Garcia's reputation and has led to speculation about his future in boxing.
The Ryan Garcia vs. Devin Haney fight was poised to be one of the biggest events in boxing this year. However, Garcia's weight miss has thrown the fight into jeopardy. It remains to be seen how this controversy will unfold and whether the fight will take place as scheduled.
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