After the WBC expelled Ryan Garcia over his racist and anti-Muslim statements on X, the boxer from California penned Floyd Mayweather a two-word message. “Working hard @floydmayweather,” he had written. However, what is Floyd Mayweather’s opinion of Ryan Garcia’s controversial remarks? In his latest interaction with FightHype, ‘TBE” reacted to Garcia’s expulsion.

Well, Floyd Mayweather’s protege Curmel Moton returned yesterday against Nikolai Buzolin on the undercard of Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal II at Honda Center, Anaheim. On this occasion, interacting with Mayweather, FightHype referred to Garcia attaching the f-word to black people and Muslims. In his response, Mayweather, who has trained with Garcia in the past, neither corresponded to ‘KingRy’ nor directly dissented from the latter’s views.

“You’re not going to get me involved in that. That’s not my thing,” stated Floyd Mayweather. “I’m here talking about Curmel. I want here to stay positive and talk about Curmel and what my fighters do, and me helping my promotions, family and promotions,” he began. In other words, Mayweather found Garcia’s situation immaterial to himself and his promotions.

“Something negative, I don’t have nothing to do with it,” Floyd Mayweather concluded, maintaining a serious tone. Well, after Garcia expressed hatred towards Muslims and black people, Mauricio Sulaiman, the president of the WBC, strongly condemning Garcia, expelled the boxer from WBC. On the other hand, in a public statement, Garcia’s parents publicly declared that they dissented from Garcia’s views. Additionally, the CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, Oscar De La Hoya made it known that he and his organization were taking exception to the boxer’s remarks.

However, as you see, Floyd Mayweather refrains from making any comments on the matter. He was rather excited to speak about his upcoming rematch against John Gotti III.

Is Floyd Mayweather knocking out John Gotti III in their rematch?

It was an unfinished business when Floyd Mayweather’s first fight against John Gotti III. Seeing Gotti III was completely out-skilled and overwhelmed by Floyd Mayweather, the official decided to wave his hands and call a stop to the contest. However, Gotti III was not content with the decision. Therefore, objecting to the official’s call, Gotti III continued attacking Floyd Mayweather which resulted in a brawl. So, Mayweather was asked whether or not he would aim for the knockout in the rematch.

In his response, Floyd Mayweather said, “I’m putting on a show.” “That was unbelievable. I think the last [time] we went out there, we performed, we had the ball. I feel like people enjoyed it, everyone enjoyed it,” he added dwelling on the last fight. Hopefully, the rematch will live up to the hype and Mayweather keep his word. With that said, what do you think of Mayweather maintaining silence on Ryan Garcia? Let us know in the comments below.