Ryan Garcia explodes the New York Commission on Tank Davis No-Knockdown and contrasts with his own case

Ryan Garcia was on the New York Commission on social networks, reacting to their inability to reverse a non-appeal to Gervonta Davis taking a knee at the ninth round of his fight last Saturday evening at the Berclays Center in Brooklyn. Many fans estimated that it should have been a knockdown and disqualification.

Ryan wonders why the New York State Sports Commission canceled his victory over Devin Haney on April 20 of last year, winning his victory and judging him a no competition after being found for having prohibited Ped Ostarine in his system.

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He believes that the commission said they needed it. Why did they not act on the soup call of referee Steve Willis in the ninth round when Tank Davis struck the bridge after being nailed by a blow of Roach (25-1-2, 10 KB)?

The inability to make the good call cost Roach the victory and the millions he would have made as a new WBA champion of 140 LB. Roach did not see the overview of what the missed knockdown and disqualification cost him in dollars and hundred. He would have made millions in a revenge match as WBA champion rather than challenging Face B.

What I wonder is if the commission only makes changes when you complain and cry like Haney or if they really care about the integrity of sport! Nothing against Tank, but since the commission changes my victory, they should fill this victory for Roach.

They will not be Tho BC …

– Ryan Garcia (@ryangarcia) March 2, 2025

I am not a hate either, I like the tank, I think he is a big fighter, he spent a night of leave and Lamont fought! Simple

But I am tired of the inconsistency of boxing, it’s damn weird

I had the referee to save Haney to stop, I never called Haney for keeping life …

– Ryan Garcia (@ryangarcia) March 2, 2025