Errol Spence has decided to insert himself in Ryan Garcia's performance-enhancing drug case, and now, King Ry wants his head.
The two boxers are beefing in social media after the former commented on Garcia's PED abuse, which he allegedly committed shortly before his upset win over Devin Haney.
It started when Spence, who had last fought and lost to Terence Crawford in July 2023, responded to X user Boxing Pro's suggestion that he should fight Garcia next, saying it would be easy.
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Spence seconded that, but not without a shade on King Ry and what he was going through.
Garcia got wind of Spence's diss, and he started working to prove their feelings about each other in the boxing ring. The 25-year-old has a date and stadium venue for their bout, and he has already made his lawyers work to make it happen.
He also said that Oscar Dela Hoya has been notified.
"I have authorized my lawyer to send ERROL nocents an offer," Ryan wrote on X.
"LETS GO START THE RUMBLE
"I GIVE YOU MY WHOLE WORD THAT THIS IS MY NEXT FIGHT UNLESS HE RUNS."
Spence, meanwhile, seems adamant that Garcia does not deserve him.
"Tank didn't get to finish you Cause you quit like a hoe like we knew you would do. go find someone to play with," he said in a quote tweet of Garcia's challenge that they should fight and that he would end him because Crawford did not finish the job.
Spence's last tweet is a double down on his belief that Garcia is just for a tune-up match.
"That nigga is a tune up what has he done & who he beat without it being a problem lol.. I had to consistently ask his coach for weeks to train the lame," he said.
Ryan Garcia's next fight remains in the bubble as he is still under investigation for dope use.
If found guilty, he could be suspended. This would make a fight with Spence more unattainable.
The hype might die down before ink meets the paper.
His win over Devin Haney will also be overturned.
Ryan Garcia vs Errol Spence might be a good match-up
The two fighters have a significant age gap. Ryan is 25, while Spence is already 34.
Everything else suggests they're a perfect match-up.
Garcia was overweight for his fight against Haney by three pounds (just within the welterweight division), but it would not be a stretch for him to gain a little more to match Spence's preferred weight class of 154 lbs to 160 lbs.
If the two agree on terms, this could be the next blockbuster boxing match everyone is waiting for.
Spence also has more reason to get on the ring again after suffering his first career loss at the hands of Crawford last year.
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