Ryan Garcia is officially allowed to compete under the WBC banner again. Garcia is coming off a unanimous decision loss to Rolando 'Rolly' Romero in May, which

WBC PRESIDENT Mauricio Sulaiman has issued his final verdict on Ryan Garcia, who was expelled from any activity with the green and gold sanctioning body in

The World Boxing Council (WBC) has taken a momentous step by announcing the lifting of the ban on Ryan Garcia, thus opening a new chapter in the career of the media-savvy fighter a

"My team was [behind the lawsuit]," Haney told Uncrowned. "That wasn't something [I wanted]. I'm a fighter — I want to get it back in the ring. I want to get it back in blood."

Negotiations are in the red zone for Ryan Garcia vs. Mario “El Azteca” Barrios for the WBC welterweight title in the first quarter of 2026, sources tell The Ring.

Golden Boy Promotions CEO and boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya has begun talks with Ryan Garcia about his next fight. Garcia last fought in May when he faced Rolando Romero at the historic Times Square Ring Magazine event in an attempt to get his career back on track following the controversy surrounding his meeting with Devin Haney last year.

With a fight between Rolando Romero and Manny Pacquiao unlikely, PBC may instead work with Golden Boy Promotions on a show headlined by Mario Barrios vs. Ryan Garcia.

It looks like Ryan Garcia will again attempt to win his first pro boxing world title, with Mike Coppinger of The Ring reporting that Garcia is close to a deal to face WBC welterweight titlist Mario Barrios in “the first quarter” of 2026.

Devin Haney has revealed that he is no longer pursuing legal action against Ryan Garcia following their controversial fight in April 2024.

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