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Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Â  Ryan Garcia Net Worth 2025, Record, Wife, & More Who is Ryan Garcia? Ryan Garcia, the twenty-five-year-old young boxer from California, is gradually climbing up the ranks in the world of boxing. The Victorville native has used his skills inside the ring, and his strong social media presence to become one of the biggest draws in the sport. LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, UNITED STATES NOVEMBER 2, 2019: American boxer Ryan Garcia wins his WBC Silver and NABO lightweight title bout against Philippine rival Romero Duno at MGM Grand Garden Arena. Valery Sharifulin/TASS PUBLICATIONxINxGERxAUTxONLY TS0C18B1 The five feet and eight-and-a-half inches tall boxer, after an outstanding amateur outing, started his professional journey in 2016 and received his first belt, WBC – NABF (Vacant) Junior Super Featherweight championship, a year later. Four years later, he won the WBC (Vacant) Interim Lightweight championship. So far, he has participated in twenty-five fights, with just one loss in his boxing record. Ryan Garcia’s early life Ryan Garcia was born to Henry Garcia and Lisa Diaz on August 8, 1998, in Victorville, California. He comes from a large family, which includes three sisters – Kayla Garcia, Demi Elise, and Sasha Marie, and a brother Sean, who is also into boxing. Sean was born on October 24, 2000. Like his brother, he was initially introduced to boxing by their father. He debuted professionally on October 28, 2017, against Luis Eduardo Ochoa. As of now, his record stands at seven wins and one draw. According to SportLulu, he and his wife, Surrissa, are parents to Layla and Ellie. Of Mexican ancestry, in the ring, Ryan is often seen carrying the flags of Mexico and the U.S. Unlike many other examples, Garcia stays happily with his family. He started learning the nuances of boxing from his father, a former boxer. On the other hand, his mother has been reported to handle some of his ventures. Though only a little information is available regarding his education, based on his mother’s previous comments and an LA Times article, it’s safe to presume he had primary schooling at Adelanto High School. But increasing involvement with amateur circuits forced a switch over to home-schooling. Ryan Garcia’s wife and children Ryan Garcia was married to Andrea Celina, known more popularly as Drea Celina. They announced their divorce in January, after the birth of their first baby boy Henry Leo Garcia. The 1996-born model, fitness trainer, and social media influencer of Mexican and Italian descent began dating the famous boxer in 2019. Eventually, they decided to tie the knot in 2021. In December 2020, they conceived a daughter named Bela. After that, however, their relationship ran into rough weather when pics of Garcia reportedly kissing Cuban-Spanish singer and TikToker Malu Trevejo leaked. Before he met Drea Celina, KingRy was seeing Catherine Gamez, a Columbian social media celebrity. Their relationship began in 2017. Then, on March 19, 2019, their daughter Rylie was born. Soon after, they separated. Ryan Garcia’s net worth According to Celebrity Net Worth’s latest update (December, 2024) Ryan Garcia’s net worth stands at approximately in the vicinity of $50 million. Given that he turned a pro-boxer at age seventeen and the number of big fights he has participated in remain far and few, it could be fair to assume that earnings through sponsorships, endorsements, and deals would have formed a significant share of his fortune. When he started his professional journey, his paycheck used to be in the periphery of $55,000. Three years later, when he fought Romero Duno at MGM Grand Arena, he received $250,000. After that, however, it was revised, and he ended with $500,000. In 2022, for the bout against Emmanuel Tagoe, Ryan Garcia reportedly made $3 million, besides 70% of the PPV revenue. Later, for the Javier Fortuna fight, he netted $2 million. Two years ago, on April 22, 2023, Garcia was involved in one of the biggest fights of his career. He faced Gervonta Davis. Even though Garcia lost, he was part of one of the highest-grossing PPV events of all time. According to the Victorville native, the fight made over $100 million in revenue. Out of which, Garcia’s fight purse was a whopping $30 million, according to his promoter Oscar De La Hoya. The 25-year-old boxer then followed up the Davis fight with a matchup against fellow American boxer Oscar Duarte Jurado. The fight, fairly diminished in profile compared to his last bout, fetched Garcia around $ 5 Million, according to various reports. Four months later, Garcia stepped into the ring for what would be the biggest fight of his career, at least in terms of money. On April 20, 2024, he faced former undisputed champion Devin Haney. From the start, the fight was mired in controversy. If the build-up pushed hype to wild levels, the weeks leading up to the bout were downright bizarre. Ryan Garcia failed to make weight. For being 3.2 pounds over the limit, he paid Haney a hefty $600,000 penalty. But that wasn’t the only twist. Garcia also placed a $2 million bet on himself to win. And he did. Garcia walked away with the victory, and reportedly, his earnings from the fight were around $12 million. However, according to him, perhaps once endorsements and other deals were factored in, his total haul from the Haney bout was close to a staggering $50 million! Moreover, as most know, fight purses are not the only source of Garcia’s overall income. Given his good looks and overall youthful persona, Ryan Garcia is undoubtedly one of the most recognized athletes in the world today. His popularity could be gauged by the 10 million followers that he has on Instagram. Therefore, some notable brands inadvertently lined up to exploit his reach and boost his net worth. Ryan Garcia’s career timeline Ryan Garcia reportedly started training at age seven. In 2014, he won a silver medal at the Reno Junior National Championships (Under 17). Incidentally, one of the boxers to whom he lost a bout was future champion, Devin Haney. The following year the duo met again at Youth National Championships (Under 19) in Reno, and the outcome was to repeat itself. But in 2016, Ryan Garcia had his moment when he won the Gold at the 2016 Youth National Championships (Under 19). His amateur record stood at two hundred and fifteen wins against fifteen losses. By June 2016, he launched his professional career with a technical knockout win over Edgar Meza in Tijuana. He won his first title, the vacant WBC – NABF Junior Super Featherweight title, a year later on September 15, 2017. By May 4, 2018, a unanimous victory of Jayson Velez enabled him to top up the titles to WBC – NABF and WBO – NABO Super Featherweight. Then, on November 2, 2019, a knockout victory over Romero Duno fetched him the WBO – NABO and the vacant WBC Silver Lightweight titles, which he ably defended against Francisco Fonseca on February 14, 2020. His big moment came on January 2, 2021, when he defeated 2012 Olympic gold medalist Luke Campbell at American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, and took home his first title, WBC Interim Lightweight. In 2022, Ryan Garcia had two bouts, the first on April 9 in San Antonio against Emmanuel Tagoe and the second on July 16 in Los Angeles against former champion Javier Fortuna. Not only did he win resoundingly in both, but the matches provided significant fight purses to him. Last year too, Garcia fought twice. On April 22, 2023, ‘KingRy’ fought Gervonta Davis at T-Mobile Arena in Nevada. It was the biggest PPV event of his entire career, but unfortunately, he picked up his first loss in his professional boxing record. Garcia was outperformed by Davis, the latter knocking Garcia down in the second round by a counter left hook, and then subsequently ending the fight with a brutal body shot that made the Victorville native take a knee, unable to respond to the referee’s ten-count. However, KingRy managed to make a successful comeback in December against his Mexican counterpart Oscar Duarte, knocking him out in the eighth round. For his 26th professional bout, Ryan Garcia faced Devin Haney. The fight that had been years in the making. After Garcia’s win over Duarte, talks of a matchup with Haney gained serious momentum. The negotiations saw several ups and downs, and at one point, it even seemed that Garcia might end up fighting Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero instead. Nevertheless, the fight was eventually agreed upon. But what followed was a string of bizarre incidents, especially surrounding Garcia. The Californian made a number of outlandish claims that raised eyebrows across the boxing world. At one point, concerns about his mental health began to surface. Still, despite the chaos, the bout eventually reached its much-anticipated date. In the ring, Ryan Garcia delivered. The battle went the whole distance. Using his signature left hook, he knocked Haney down three times and secured a majority decision win. But the aftermath cast a shadow over his victory. Post-fight drug tests revealed Garcia had tested positive for a banned substance. After a review by the Athletic Commission, he was hit with a hefty fine and handed a one-year suspension. The match decision was reverted to a ‘no-contest.’ Ryan Garcia’s contract It would be interesting to note that in September 2019, Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions and Ryan Garcia reportedly settled for a $700 million deal. Garcia’s agreement with the promotions got a five-year extension the same month. However, Garcia’s relationship with Golden Boy Promotions’ head honcho Oscar De La Hoya has soured since 2023 April. It all started after the 6-division world champion was a no-show at the post-match conference of the Davis fight. KingRy was upset that his promoter wasn’t there for moral support, and over the entire year questioned his loyalty. Garcia’s legal team even sent a demand letter alleging a violation of the contractual agreement between him and the promotion, thereby demanding the contract be terminated. In response, Oscar De La Hoya’s promotion filed a lawsuit against Garcia to enforce its contract with the boxer. This prompted Garcia to file a motion aiming to dismiss Golden Boy Promotions’ lawsuit against him. “ Rather than stand by their boxer, De La Hoya and his co-owners of Golden Boy took to social media to disparage him,” the motion stated. “In a sport where the exploitation of boxers is legend, De La Hoya and Golden Boy have written a new chapter.”  The motion also alleged that Golden Boy failed to fulfill its payment obligations to Garcia, and didn’t honor broadcast commitments. As things stand currently, Ryan Garcia is still fighting under the Golden Boy Promotions banner, but the bad blood between him and De La Hoya persists.  The bitterness lingered as Ryan Garcia approached his fight with Duarte. In the lead-up, he stunned the boxing world with a fiery outburst during a press conference, launching into a diatribe against both Oscar De La Hoya and Bernard Hopkins. Fortunately, by the time of the Haney fight, relations between the camps had become more cordial. Earlier this year, Garcia and Haney were both in London for the Ring Awards ceremony. With Garcia’s suspension nearing its end, rumors of a much-anticipated rematch to settle the score began to swirl. Much of the credit for reviving talks goes to Turki Alalshikh of Riyadh Season, who managed to bring the bitter rivals under one umbrella. Now, both are set to return to the ring this May. While precise details remain under wraps, news of Garcia signing the contract for his comeback went viral. According to reports, Garcia will face his former sparring partner, Rolly Romero, while Haney is expected to take on former champion Jose Ramirez. If all goes according to plan, fans could finally get the long-awaited Garcia vs. Haney rematch as early as October this year. Ryan Garcia’s Suspension It was supposed to be one of the year’s biggest events. And it was. However, what unfolded afterward placed the Ryan Garcia–Devin Haney fight among boxing’s most infamous scandals. After the fight at the Barclays Center, Garcia was declared the winner by majority decision. But just days later, reports began filtering in that he had failed a drug test based on samples taken from the April 20 bout. Garcia tested positive for ostarine, a performance-enhancing drug known for helping build muscle, burn fat, and improve recovery and stamina. Reportedly, it has been banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) since 2008. For the record, Garcia’s case is not the only one linked to ostarine. In 2016, Lucian Bute tested positive for the substance following his fight with Badou Jack. The bout was later ruled a disqualification win for Jack. Six years later, Amir Khan was handed a two-year ban after testing positive following his fight with Kell Brook. Following the initial positive result (Sample A), Garcia’s Sample B also tested positive. Throughout the process, he maintained his innocence, insisting he never intentionally took any banned substances. The case was reviewed by the New York State Athletic Commission, which reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the integrity of the sport. The commission ultimately handed down a one-year suspension, retroactive to the fight date. Garcia also forfeited his $1.2 million purse and was fined $10,000. He will be eligible to return on April 20, 2025, provided he clears a drug test. As much as the incident highlighted the ongoing concern over banned substances in boxing, it also dealt a major blow to Garcia’s reputation and career momentum. Ryan Garcia’s partnership and endorsements It isn’t a surprise that some big companies have lined up to exploit Garcia’s reach as a rising star in boxing with immense talent and charisma.  Gym Shark, one of the most well-known fitness accessories and apparel companies, offered the boxer one of the biggest endorsement deals of his career. However, the exact figure of the deal is not known.  In 2018, Garcia signed an endorsement deal with Gatorade and has even appeared in a few different commercials for the company. Apart from that, he is also signed with the Mexican Tequila brand 1800 Tequila and luxury fashion brand Dior. His most recent brand association is with YoungLA, a lifestyle clothing brand based in the US. He signed a deal with the company in 2023.  Additionally, he is known to have undertaken modeling assignments for a few other big names.  Ryan Garcia’s career stat Ryan Garcia’s professional record stands at 24 wins against one loss. Additionally one has to consider the Haney fight, which is now ‘no contest.’ Twenty of his victories came through knockouts, securing a knockout ratio of 83.33% Ryan Garcia’s house Ryan Garcia invested roughly $3 million in a house in La Jolla, California. Located in Porter Ranch, it is situated 30 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. The property is spread around 3,680 square feet, housing five bedrooms and six bathrooms. The two-story complex also has a basketball court, deck/patio, and a large pool, among other amenities. Ryan Garcia’s titles Ryan Garcia hasn’t won a major world title yet (hasn’t won any titles under the four major sanctioning bodies in professional boxing). Ryan Garcia’s car collection What exactly does a twenty-five-year-old millionaire boxer do with his $50 million fortune? Like many sports personalities, Ryan Garcia is no exception. He loves cars. Information on the precise number of cars in his collection remains to be determined. However, Ryan Garcia does shower his love on a few unique pieces. Audi RS7: One of Ryan Garcia’s earliest purchases. The model with a V8 engine has 600 horsepower. He reportedly paid $150,000 to get it home. Lamborghini Urus: It has a V8 engine and boasts 650 horsepower. It can reach a top speed of 190 mph and covers zero to sixty-two miles per hour in 3.6 seconds. He reportedly shelled $230,000 to buy the expensive ride. Ferrari 488 Spider: Though it lightened up his wallet by $500,000, Garcia certainly believes the car with a V8 engine, 670 horsepower, 202 mph top speed, and one that shoots from zero to sixty-two miles per hour in three seconds to be worth every penny. Porsche 718 Boxster: The Flash is often seen with this beauty. With a top speed of 180 mph, it zooms from zero to sixty miles per hour in 4.4 seconds. He reportedly bought it for $200,000. Mercedes-Benz G-Class: Garcia’s latest purchase has a 4.0 L V8 engine that delivers 422 horsepower. With a top speed of 131 mph, it can go from zero to sixty-two miles per hour in 5.9 seconds. Reportedly, he shelled out $300,000 to make it his. Ryan Garcia’s social media accounts  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kingryan/  Twitter https://twitter.com/RyanGarcia  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kingryang/  Website N/A  Ryan Garcia’s personal information:  Personal Information:  Full Name Ryan Garcia  Popular Name KingRy, The Flash  Date Of Birth August 8, 1998  Birth Place Victorville, California, United States  Age 26 years old  Height 5 feet 8 ½ inches or 174 centimeters  Weight Last weigh-in 143.2 pounds  Parents Father – Henry Garcia; Mother – Lisa Diaz  Siblings 4 (three sisters, one brother)  Nationality American  Ethnicity Hispanic  Net Worth $50 million approx.  Salary NA  Spouse NA  Relationship/Marital Status Divorced  Children 3  Profession Boxer  Team Golden Boy Promotions  Titles WBC (interim) Lightweight WBC Silver Lightweight NABO Lightweight NABO/NABF Super Featherweight

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