Jake Paul's short-lived fight against 17-3 boxer makes Ryan Garcia go on frustrated X rant, 'The Problem Child' responds with "cocaine" joke

Tensions flare as Ryan Garcia issues a fiery challenge to Jake Paul after Paul's recent knockout victory.

Following Paul's first-round knockout victory over Ryan Bourland, Garcia took to social media, expressing frustration and challenging Paul to a fight:

"Okay enough, it’s on I’m going to have to do this! I’m going to end this JAKE PAUL BOXING THING. BRING IT ON JAKE IM DEAD F***ING SERIOUS F**K YOU! HIT MY TEAM UP"

Check out Ryan Garcia's posts below:

In a follow-up voice message, Garcia further said:

"I can’t do this s***, I feel so f****** bad for introducing Jake Paul to boxing. I f***** up. I can’t allow this to happen. I can’t. I can’t. He’s disrespecting my sport. He’s disrespecting everything. I just, I don’t know — call my team, Jake. F*** you.”

Paul, responding to the outburst during his post-fight conference, made light of the situation and said:

"I have said he's doing off some cocaine. that boy is getting that s*** straight from Colombia. You've gotta chill out. You just seem like you're losing your mind and acting thirsty and desperate and saying you're a billionaire when you had one money fight. I'm just saying, just chill bro."

Check out Jake Paul's response below:

Garcia, a former champion with a significantly more decorated boxing record than Paul, is scheduled to face Devin Haney in a major lightweight title fight next month. While their weight classes differ, Garcia would represent Paul's most experienced opponent to date if the fight materializes.

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Jake Paul calls out Canelo Alvarez again

Jake Paul, fresh off victories over Andre August and Nate Diaz, faced Bourland, a seasoned boxer with 17 wins. However, Bourland's winning streak ended swiftly as Paul landed a powerful right hook to the body, followed by a decisive uppercut, prompting the referee to stop the fight with 40 seconds remaining in the first round.

Following the victory, Paul set his sights on a bigger challenge, calling out the undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez:

''I'm ready, I'm ready for the bigger things. This is my life now, and like I said, I'm on the road to world champion. And Canelo, stop ducking. I know you want it. I know you want it, and I'm repping Puerto Rico. You're repping Mexico, so it's Puerto Rico vs. Mexico.''

Check out Paul's callout below: