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Even when faced with extraordinary adversity, Ryan Garcia isn’t slowing down his social media shenanigans. What did the Victorville native do this time? Well, as he awaits the analysis of his B-Sample due on May 22, ‘The Flash’ Garcia has managed to rope in Errol Spence Jr. or, more accurately, his girlfriend on social media. 

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See, the thing is, after defeating Devin Haney last month, Garcia contemplated moving up in weight to potentially fight ‘The Truth.’ Later, his trainer Derrick James filed a lawsuit against Spence for unpaid dues, which Garcia seems to have taken personally! Since then, the duo have also exchanged words of derogation on X. Now, Ryan Garcia seems to have taken things to the next level by roping in Spence’s girlfriend. However, Shakur Stevenson isn’t having any of it as he promptly jumped in to expose Garcia’s lies. 

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Shakur Stevenson interrupts, Garcia brands Spence Ugly

In a not so surprising move, Garcia said in his Instagram live, “Errol Spence Jr., his girl’s in my DM… That’s messed up, that’s f**ked up… I am sorry bro, your girl’s in my DM…” Quick note: This wasn’t even the first time Garcia took a dig at Spence today. After an especially spicy exchange on X, ‘King Ry’ took shots at Spence and his girlfriend. 

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“HHHH JUMP SCARE SORRY GUYS AND GIRLS CLOSE YOUR EYES A MONSTER THIS UGLY@GUY CALLED ME OUT FOR A SQUABBLE SAY LESS @errolspencejr CONTRACT TIME p.S. your girl in my DMs OOPS,” wrote Garcia alongside posting an unfavorable picture of Spence. Seeing this unfold on social media, Shakur Stevenson jumped head first in the conversation. 

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In a tweet, the Newark native wrote, “When did it become cool to lie and say another man’s girl is in yo DM’s just cause u don’t fw the ni**a.. [I don’t] get in people s**t but bruh we got the weirdest generation ever. Yall ni**as make anything cool.” That being said, Ryan Garcia seems adamant about fighting Errol Spence Jr.

Ryan Garcia reveals potential Errol Spence Jr. fight date 

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As their back and forth continued on X today, Garcia made a move that shocked some of his fans. In a tweet, the 25-year-old boxer shared a mock poster for a potential fight against ‘The Truth’ Spence. Alongside the poster, Garcia wrote, “Bye bye Spence. August 10th. Dallas cowboys stadium. SELL OUT CROWD.”

Meanwhile, sharing the same poster on Instagram, Garcia had a different message for the Long Island native. Garcia wrote, “It’s on @errolspencejr Official offer been sent You got 72 hours to respond.” While Spence didn’t directly respond to this move from Garcia, he wrote in a tweet, “I’ll legit beat his a** at the (at&t stadium at 154-160) off the strength of him testing positive but [I don’t] take tune ups.”

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Even though Ryan Garcia is reeling from a pretty serious situation, the star boxer seems to be on the lookout for his next victim. However, Spence doesn’t seem interested in taking their beef inside the ring! Would you be down for Garcia vs. Spence? 

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Sudeep Sinha is a Senior Boxing Writer at EssentiallySports with over two years of experience covering the science at the ES RingSide Desk. Known for sharp fight-night coverage and detailed analysis, Sudeep has become one of the desk’s leading boxing minds. His work has been featured on major platforms such as Sports Illustrated, Daily Mail, and Yahoo Sports, where he covers everything from amateur boxing developments to high-profile controversies like Ryan Garcia career arc. Sudeep balances his professional writing career with a personal passion for reading, cycling, and lively debates about boxing match-ups and trends on social media. He takes pride in delivering engaging stories that resonate with both hardcore boxing enthusiasts and casual fans alike, providing clear insights into fighter strategies, training, and the evolving dynamics of the sport.

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