You were afraid of him on equal terms.

tThe boxing world was rocked by reports detailing allegations of illegal substance use by Ryan Garcia in his recent fight against Devin Haney.

In the midst of the uproar, haneyThe father expressed concern over the shocking revelations.

boxing journalist dan rafael revealed via Twitter that Garcia had allegedly tested positive for the banned performance-enhancing drug Ostarine in a VADA test conducted in connection with the haney struggle.

Rafael further underlined the seriousness of the situation by revealing that Garcia He had reportedly tested positive in two urine tests, one on April 19 and another after the fight on April 20.

“You’re trying to hurt my baby.” Bill Haney he told Sports Illustrated.

“We played fair. We didn’t do it like that. To hell with boxing, this is shit. I come from the street. You’re afraid of devin in equal conditions. I feel screwed by this. If you can brag about doing it, you shouldn’t do drugs.”

Denies accusations

Garcia, who emerged victorious by decision in the controversial confrontation, denied the accusations made against him. However, the New York State Athletic Commission wasted no time in launching a thorough investigation into the troubling drug test results, which could cast a shadow over the situation. Garciaof triumph and raising the specter of a decision without opposition.

The controversy around GarciaThe alleged doping transgressions are compounded by his previous infractions, including struggling to make weight for the fight against haney.

In a remarkable display of sportsmanship, haney agreed to continue the fight despite Garciaweight problems, although under the condition of heavy financial penalties for each pound over the 140-pound limit.

haneyThe decision proved momentous as he finally received a substantial payment of $1.5 million from GarciaIn addition to the confiscation of Garciaeligibility to compete for the WBC super lightweight title.