Boxer Ryan Garcia‘s night was a perfect example of comedy of errors. The American star was present in Saudi Arabia last night, snapping photos with Cristiano Ronaldo and his son Cristiano Jr. However, the photographs wouldn’t have seen the light if it wasn’t for the Al Nassr skipper and billionaire Turki Alalshikh!

Ryan Garcia apparently lost his phone during the event not once, but twice. The boxer shared the hilarious incident with his fans on X. Garcia stated, “Lost my phone and Cristiano Ronaldo had found it and then lost it again and then Turki Alalshikh had stumbled upon it. You can’t make this up 😂😂😭”

Ryan Garcia had a phenomenal night with the ex-WBC interim lightweight champion in attendance for the marquee clash between Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk. Following the fight, Garcia was seen enjoying his time alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, and the boxer even left a special message for the Al Nassr skipper following their meeting.

Ryan Garcia praises Cristiano Ronaldo while leaving an inspirational message for his son

You don’t need to be a soccer star to be inspired by Cristiano Ronaldo! Players are nothing but full of praise for the Al Nassr skipper and American boxer Ryan Garcia was no different. Discussing his meeting with the Portuguese talisman, Garcia took to his Twitter account, claiming, “He’s inspired me in many ways. I may not play football. But I appreciated everything he represents. How he played and so much more thank you @cristiano.”

Before he met with Cristiano Ronaldo, Garcia snapped pictures alongside the Al Nassr skipper’s son Cristiano Jr. The duo even posed for photos with Ryan Garcia, leaving an inspiring message for the 13-year-old. The boxer in his caption stated, “Let’s go! Pave your own way. You got it in you ⭐️.”

Ryan Garcia will be in action later this year with the American star expected to take on Errol Spence. Despite that, the boxer will have to keep an ear open with his win over Devin Haney, shrouded by controversies. The 25-year-old won by majority decision ending Haney’s 31-fight unbeaten streak.

However, just days after the fight, Garcia had tested positive for Ostarine, a banned substance, and has provided a B-sample for further testing. It will be interesting to see if the player passes the test and keeps his win intact over his rival. What are your thoughts on the situation? Sound off in the comments below.