Ryan Garcia suspended one year by New York commission after failed drug test for Devin Haney fight, per report
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Garcia's majority decision win against Haney has been overturned to a no contest
Ryan Garcia no longer has a victory over WBC junior welterweight champion Devin Haney. Garcia has been suspended one year, must forfeit his $1.1 million purse and was fined $10,000 by the New York State Athletic Commission after testing positive for the banned substance ostarine. The commission and Garcia's legal team reached a settlement in the matter on Thursday, according to veteran boxing reporter Dan Rafael.
Garcia's purse will now go back to his promoter, Golden Boy, while Haney may be entitled to a percentage. The result of the fight has now been overturned to a no contest.
Garcia announced he was "officially retired" on Thursday before following up today with a tweet saying he'll "come back out of retirement for a year."
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