Boxing showman Ryan Garcia shocked everyone by defeating Devin Haney. Remember all the wild antics leading up to the fight? The social media meltdown, weird training methods, and his weight loss – we really thought he was taking it seriously? Or just below? Apparently, he was serious about one thing: himself.
Garcia reportedly made a huge bet of $2 million that he would win, and of course he won. But how did fans react after doubling down on the underdog and losing everything?
Ryan Garcia knocks Haney unconscious, but the KO takes a toll on fans’ wallets!
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Ryan Garcia was riding an emotional high after his surprising victory over Devin Haney. In the post-match interview he exclaimed: You guys have lost your mind,” he said, echoing his disbelief and joy at his unexpected victory. Meanwhile, on Instagram, his win wasn’t just about celebrations, it was also about the financial hardships of one unfortunate fan. This fan commented candidly: “I lost my savings betting on Ryan because I didn’t think this bastard was serious 😭.”
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Ryan’s reaction? True to his flamboyant, unguarded style, he replied: The exchange demonstrated Ryan’s knack for remaining authentic, even in moments that require a more sensitive response.
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While fans lost money betting against Garcia, Ryan made sure not to make the same mistake and bet on himself. But what was the price Ryan Garcia bet on him?
Ryan’s Rewards: Reaping wealth from bold bets
Did Ryan Garcia change his game by betting on himself? It certainly seems like that. After his stunning win, Ryan wrote on Instagram: “If you’re going to bet, bet on yourself… eat good food… about 50 million (maybe more) in one night, not too shabby… this money… I will let God guide me how to use it, amen…” he shared. ”
He bravely bet $2 million on his victory, and the move clearly paid off, as he raised a staggering $50 million that night. Even his promoter Oscar De La Hoya said Ryan was poised to make around $30 million and could double that, and he hinted at a huge income. This wasn’t just a victory in the ring, it was a jackpot moment that had everyone talking.
Not only did “The Flash” win the battle, he also secured a windfall that most people can only dream of. Could Ryan’s success inspire more athletes to take similar risks? What do you think? Have you ever made a big bet on yourself like “KingRy”? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.
