Ryan Garcia explains New York Commission on the Davis No-Knockdown Tank and contrasts with his own case

Ryan Garcia turned on the New York Commission on social media, reacting to his failure by reverse a call to Gervonta Davis making a knee in the ninth round of his struggle last Saturday night at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Many fans considered it to be a defeat and disqualification.

Ryan wonders why the New York State Athletic Commission annulled his victory over Devin Haney on April 20 last year, withdrawing the victory and governing -without a competition after he was in his prohibited Ostarina base on his system.

The non-knockdown

Feeling the commission heard that they needed to do it. Why didn’t they act on the blown call of referee Steve Willis in the ninth round when Tank Davis collided against the roof after being nailed by a roach dagger (25-1-2, 10 kos)?

The failure to make the right call costs the victory and the millions that would have made as the new 140 -pound champion of the WBA. Roach did not see the overall image of what lost his tank and tank disqualification cost him in dollars and cents. He would have made millions in a resale as a WBA champion instead of the Challenger on the B.

What I wonder is whether the commission only changes when complaining and crying how Haney or really care about the integrity of the sport! Nothing against the tank, but since the commission changing my victory, they should change this victory to Roach.

They won’t do it …

– Ryan Garcia (@ryGarcia) March 2, 2025

I am not my beloved, I like the tank, I think he is a great fighter who had a night out and Lamont fought very well. Simple

But i’m tired of the inconsistency of boxing is a strange shit

I had the reference to save Haney to leave -Me, never called Haney for having kept for my dear life …

– Ryan Garcia (@ryGarcia) March 2, 2025