Ryan Garcia Is “Losing His Mind”: Jake Paul Makes Serious Allegations in Response to Threatening Callout

Just when Jake Paul was done with Ryan Bourland, Ryan Garcia decided to be a pain to for ‘The Problem Child’. While Ryan Garcia must stay focused on Devin Haney, the 25-year-old called out Jake Paul after he stopped Bourland in the opening round of their March 2 fight. Besides stating he was dead serious, Garcia threatened “to end this JAKE PAUL BOXING THING”. However, Paul hilariously replied to ‘KingRy’.

After Garcia, who will face ‘The Dream’ on April 20th for the WBC Super-Lightweight title, demanded that Paul contact his team, Jake advised ‘KingRy’ to relax. In addition, after Paul’s manager accused Garcia of mirroring Paul’s moves, ‘The Problem Child’ alleged that Ryan was doing drugs. The YouTuber-turned-boxer also branded Garcia as an easy fight.

Ryan Garcia is copying Jake Paul, claims manager

After Ryan Garcia called out Jake Paul, the latter’s manager, Nakisa Bidarian, claimed Garcia was “basically playing the Jake Paul playbook.” In Bidarian’s opinion, ‘KingRy’ learned everything from Jake Paul, as his actions were a reflection of what Paul already did in the past. At this, making the entire room laugh, Paul claimed Garcia was “doing some coc**ne.” In addition to it, Jake branded Garcia as desperate and asked the latter to take it easy.

“That boy is getting that s**t straight from Colombia. You’ve gotta chill out. For that s**t is strong. Ryan, I love you, you know it, bro. There’s a line of people. You seem like you’re losing your mind, acting thirsty and desperate,” said Paul, hitting out at Garcia.

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Along these lines, Paul referred to Garcia vs. Gervonta Davis: “Saying you’re a billionaire when you have had one money fight. Just chill bro.” However, Paul did not entirely blow the prospect of a fight with ‘KingRy’. “But, if you do want to fight, that’s to me is lightwork. You’ve got no footwork. And as long as you’ve been in the game, I’m a better boxer than you,” concluded Paul.

With that said, would you like to see Garcia vs. Paul? In addition, what do you make of Paul and Bidarian’s reply to Ryan? Let us know in the comments below.

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