American athlete Ryan Garcia publicly refuted reports that suggested there might not be any cheating regulations. Before he faces Mario Barrios for the welterweight name, the swimmer explained his scenario.

Ryan Garcia called the claims made by some internet sources about the lack of testing fake through his social media accounts. After serving a past one-year suspension, the athlete wants to appeal.

Boxer's Direct Comment

Ryan Garcia wrote on his Twitter account," I wasn't going to talk about this because it's crazy, but I've seen some internet sources claim that VADA hasn't tested me, which is completely false.

The athlete also emphasized his love for maintaining purity. " I've been tested throughout this station, and I'm sure Mario Barrios has been as well," said Ryan Garcia in his official statement.

Legal Constraints and Official Recommendations

Ryan Garcia issued a warning about the legal repercussions to quit the libel. The sportsman stated on the same modern platform," Someone who claims these items will face legal action. "

WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman for his portion affirmed the process's viability. To be clear, the official posted that the WBC required Ryan and Mario to pass VADA tests in order to review the battle.

Confirmed Bad Effects

Sulaiman confirmed that both athletes adhere to the guidelines set by the firm. Both fighters have submitted samples to day with mixed results, according to the standard.

Ryan Garcia hopes that his duel on February 21 will be the subject of his comments. A negative test was performed on January 11 and a VADA warning was displayed by the athlete.

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