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After a brief and mysterious disappearance, controversial boxer Ryan Garcia is at the center of the social media scandal yet again.
In the middle of a flurry of posts on Twitter/X on Tuesday, Garcia's posted a mysterious video which it claimed was aimed at Satan.
Ryan Garcia's second demonic video
"Referring to last tweet satan didn't want me to post but I'm adding humor to me trolling his dumb ass," Garcia wrote on the video post. "BURN SATAN AS YOU KNOW JESUS IS COMING AS YOU KNOW HAHAHAHA I KNOW YOU HATE ME! THE LORD REBUKES YOU...................."
The video showed Garcia with two other men in a bathroom washing their faces. One man joked that he was a demon, leading Garcia to throw a paper towel at him. Much of the conversation was inaudible, but the tone was not very serious, reflecting the idea he was "trolling" Satan.
Remarkably, this was not the first video on Garcia's s to feature the devil in the last few days. The first one carried a much scarier tone, showing six seconds of a shaky camera and one unidentified person with a caption claiming "we got him."
"we slit RG THROAT AND THRU HIM IN A BASKET NOBODY WILL FIND HIM," read part of the caption of that sketchy video on Twitter/X.
Many people around Garcia, from fellow fighters to his ex-wife, expressed concern over his health and well-being.
Garcia's wild return to social media and concerning Twitter posts
About 24 hours later, "King Ryan," who is slated to face Devin Haney in a title fight on April 20, reappeared by recording a video to tell everyone he was okay. He explained that he lost access to his phone and money, that he was being taken advantage of, and that he does in fact believe in Jesus.
The positive update was short-lived. On Tuesday, his on Twitter/X posted a string of disturbing messages, which allegedly came from a hacker.
Those posts were soon deleted, before the unleashed a series of new ones that did little to dismiss concerns over Garcia's mental state. He claimed to be a victim of sexual abuse and spoke out against human trafficking, in between a few less serious posts, although it is unclear if Garcia is the one posting from his . The mid-day posting spree ended with a live Twitter Spaces with Andrew Tate in which he claimed to be taken into the woods and forced to watch people commit atrocities to children.