Ryan Garcia refuses Devin Haney rematch until drug test issue cleared

Ryan Garcia says he will not fight Devin Haney again unless Haney’s camp admits there was “something going on” with the Ostarine test that led to Garcia’s win being overturned to a no‑contest. Garcia, who knocked Haney down and initially won a majority decision on April 20, 2024, maintains his own tests were clean and points to Haney’s younger brother publicly predicting a positive result as evidence of foul play. He warned, “This dude, he’s going to have to eat at himself for a while… unless he tells the truth, I won’t ever.”

Meanwhile, the World Boxing Organization’s mandatory challenger, Keyshawn Davis, turned down a $2.14 million purse‑bid share for a title fight with Haney, leaving the champion without a challenger. Garcia criticized Davis’s decision, calling it a “huge mistake” and emphasizing the missed opportunity to win the WBO welterweight title. The dispute keeps the Garcia‑Haney rivalry and the WBO title picture in limbo.