Conor McGregor has called for Ryan Garcia to be permanently suspended after the player reportedly tested positive for ostarine.
The legendary Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) champion took to Twitter to express his disappointment and disgust at the situation. However, he later deleted his post about Garcia. McGregor had previously expressed support for Garcia, but he was relentless in his criticism, including threatening to ban him for life. according to Go to talk sports.
According to talkSPORT, McGregor posted on Twitter: “For cheating on my weight I was forced to drink juice and banned for life.” “It’s sad to see and it’s sad to say. Sad and kind of disgusting. If you see Ryan Garcia, please don’t come near me. I’m actually disgusted.”
Conor McGregor furious with Ryan Garcia and Sean O’Malley 😳 pic.twitter.com/q2s1Tat3fN
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) May 3, 2024
McGregor also mentioned UFC rival Sean O’Malley, who, like Garcia, tested positive for the same performance-enhancing drug, ostarine. (Related article: Boxer Ryan Garcia shares news of birth of second child as wife gives birth…then announces shocking divorce)
“When I hear this ostarine, I remember that Sean O’Malley was in on this too. ‘I don’t like this, I’m going to destroy you both, you want a spar? Set up a flight for both of us right now. “We’re going to have a full-on spar each,” he continued, TalkSPORT reported. “On the grounds of the hotel, Blacksmith Inn. #LetsSparOMalley and #Garcia his two little Ostarine heads, I’ll ride them both like ostriches.”
The champion boxer appeared unfazed by McGregor’s threat and responded on social media.
When I met Conor McGregor
I’ll break your weak ass ankle
You ran away from the test before you were using Lloyd
Roadhouse or ROIDRAGE
fudge conner kaka brain
— Ryan Garcia (@RyanGarcia) May 3, 2024
Garcia earned a majority decision victory over Devin Haney, who originally competed for the WBC super lightweight title. However, Garcia was unable to make weight, so the title remained out of his hands. according to On Fox News. As ESPN reported, his victory is now overshadowed by doping allegations. report Garcia tested positive for ostarine, a banned muscle-building substance, on the day of the fight.
