Ryan Garcia told BoxingScene on Friday in Commerce, California, that he is ready to repeat his dominant performance against Devin Haney last April throughout a planned three-fight series that awaits the two rivals starting in May.

Ryan Garcia is currently serving a doping ban that ends in April and is slated for a ring return in May. He has now confirmed who will fill the opposite corner.

Ryan Garcia shocked the boxing world in April 2024 by knocking out Devin Haney after a seven-round beating, but after the fight it was announced that he tested positive for doping.

A rematch between Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia, one of the most controversial and bizarre events of 2024, is reportedly in the works with Saudi Arabia's Turki Alalshikh attempting to get the bout across the finish line.

Ramirez is the former unified super-lightweight champion, who came up short in his undisputed title fight with Josh Taylor back in May 2021. He recovered from that loss with three straight wins, but was then defeated by Arnold Barboza Jr in November.

The highly anticipated second fight between Garcia and Haney is slated to open the 2025-26 Riyadh Season in October.

Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia are closing in on a deal for a rematch after the two reached a tentative settlement following a lawsuit Haney filed in September in connection with Garcia's doping violation after their April title fight,

Both Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney are set to fight on the same boxing card in May ahead of a potential rematch between them down the line. The Ring and

Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney are reportedly building towards a huge rematch should they both win their next fights.