Ryan Garcia claims he’s sorry for his racist rants throughout the week, and is taking steps to get help.
“I take all responsibility for my words,” Garcia wrote as part of a series of tweets Friday. “Sorry everyone that I offended.”
I take all responsibility for my words
I’m misunderstood, I just got a lot of trauma
And It’s been a tough couple of months as everyone can tell but I AM SORRY
I struggle with substance abuse and it hard for me with everything going on
I actually love black people no cap…
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) July 5, 2024
The disgraced boxer took also stated, “Rehab about to be awesome.”
Rehab about to be awesome
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) July 5, 2024
It’s unknown what he is being treated for, but Garcia has said that he drinks heavily. There have also been rumors about possible cocaine use, though Garcia has denied this. While announcing his treatment, Garcia also took an opportunity to call out the World Boxing Council. After his vile remarks towards Black people and constant use of the N-word, the organization’s president, Mauricio Sulaimán, expelled him for life. Garcia believes he is being singled out and accused some of his fellow boxers of being bigots with no punishment.
“So wbc so many other people have said racist remarks and you never expelled. I’m expelled for life. It’s okay, just don’t try to work with me ever again even after I get clean and sober,” he wrote, adding, “The problem is Devin has said racist things, and so has Tim Bradley and NADA. You do nothing.”
So wbc so many other people have said racist remarks and you never expelled
I’m expelled for life
It’s okay just don’t try to work with me ever again even after I get clean and sober
The problem is Devin has said racist things and so has Tim Bradley and NADA
You do…
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) July 5, 2024
The WBC has not responded to his claims. However, it appears they are standing firm in their stance to keep Garcia away. In response to his language throughout the week, the fighter claimed that using the N-word was acceptable because of where he grew up.
“In the hood, everyone has said the N-word. And everyone knows that,” another tweet read.
In the hood everyone has said the N word
And everyone knows that
And everyone acts like you check everyone
Attacking me when everyone needs to be checked then
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) July 5, 2024
No matter the true nature of his issues, Garcia does not appear to have been forgiven by the majority of social media, which has called for his cancellation indefinitely.
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