Ryan Garcia Threatens to Sue NY Commission, Uses Mike Tyson to Defend Cannabis Consumption

Ryan Garcia has been in discussions since the New York press conference for the Devin Haney fight. Provided the comments the 25-year-old lately made, several figures wondered if Garcia was mentally fit. However, Oscar De La Hoya and Bernard Hopkins confirmed that Garcia was fine and ready to take on ‘The Dream’. Yet, the NY Commission wanted to evaluate Garcia’s mental health ahead of the fight on April 20th.

On that note, Garcia took to social media and threatened to sue the NY Commission over his right to freedom of speech and defamation of character. Meanwhile, WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman informed that they were in touch with the NY Commission about Garcia’s behavior on social media.

Ryan Garcia to sue NY Commission over constitutional right and defamation

Taking to social media, Ryan Garcia reported that the New York State Athletic Commission ordered him to a mental health evaluation ahead of the Devin Haney fight, highlighting Garcia’s latest tweets and posts. However, Garcia feels the ordered procedure would curb his constitutional right to free speech. Likewise, he said, “So, because I’m tweeting what I’m tweeting that’s premises for mental evaluation. That’s curious. You tryna mess with my constitutional right.”

“Now, I’m gonna sue you for defamation of character actually,” he added. In this context, highlighting that New York legalized the cultivation of cannabis and offered Tyson 2.0 a market, ‘KingRy’ said, “They won’t test Mike Tyson if he fought in New York but they would test me. My own therapist told me I should be smoking weed. And they’re stopping me from smoking weed. that should be against the law.”

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Meanwhile, WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman revealed that the WBC was speaking to the New York Commission about Ryan Garcia.

WBC president calls Garcia a “nice kid” despite social media rampage

While Ryan Garcia’s latest behavior on social media raised concern among fans, WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman lately announced being in “direct talks” with the NY Commission over Garcia’s posts. In his opinion, social media has to be used responsibly. In this context, speaking about Garcia, Sulaiman said, “I have spoken to him, he’s a very nice kid.”

“He has a full training camp going on, and I believe he will be in a position to fight but we are addressing the situation without a doubt,” he added. With that said, what do you make of Garcia being willing to sue the NY commission? Do you think a mental health evaluation is now required? Let us know in the comments below.

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