Whether he’s tweeting inflammatory stuff or rapping in his car with an orangutan, Ryan Garcia never fails to excite his fans (and detractors). most recent? The internet is buzzing over this fairly dramatic dying wish.
The up-and-coming boxer tweeted,
“Let’s say RG died. On my tombstone, I want it to say, ‘The King was here, And then he left‘.”
Some might consider it cocky but the reastions to the tweet were hillarious. Ryan got properly roasted. One person wrote,
“The lord of ostarine was here.”
Let’s say RG died
On my tombstone I want it to say
“The King was here
And then he left”
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) May 27, 2024
Ryan’s Twitter stream is an unpredictable stream of musings and pronouncements. He declared a few days earlier that he was single and seeking a committed relationship. He then extended an invitation to serve as a general to any nation in need. It appears to be the kind of content KingRy has been known to share online.
Ryan Garcia and his positive ostarine test
But in the middle of the enjoyment, Garcia is having problems. He recently tested positive for the prohibited drug ostarine in his B samples, which resulted in a failed doping test. Only a few days had passed since his thrilling victory over Devin Haney on April 20.
Ryan, who is adamant about his innocence, had a sample of his hair tested; the results were negative. Garcia’s side is attempting to demonstrate that the drug reached his system by contamination, and the New York State Athletic Commission is investigating the situation. If not, Ryan might have to deal with some serious repercussions.
Ryan Garcia is still quite popular on social media in spite of these difficulties. His distinct sense of humor and contentious approach keep both admirers and detractors on their toes. KingRy knows how to keep the focus squarely on himself, whether he’s sharing a sincere wish or answering critics.
Ultimately, one thing is certain—whether you love him or detest him—Ryan Garcia isn’t going anywhere (at least not for a while).
