"This a soap opera," "Just take the L" - Fans get frustrated as Devin Haney's father floats "48 hours" deadline after Ryan Garcia calls it quits

After Ryan Garcia recently appeared to announce his retirement from boxing, Devin Haney's father took to social media to float a 48-hour deadline for the announcement of 'KingRy's' drug violation suspension. Garcia tested positive for the banned substance Ostarine before and after his victory over Haney.

Despite many expecting Garcia to lose, the 25-year-old surprisingly defeated Haney in their boxing match on April 20. However, his victory was spoiled by his pre-fight and post-fight positive Ostarine test. His legal team blamed tainted supplements for the test result and firmly maintained his innocence.

Earlier this week, a Boxing Scene report revealed that the New York Commission will meet to decide Garcia's fate following his PED violations. In the wake of these developments and Garcia's recent arrest in Beverly Hills, the boxing star announced his retirement in an X post.

Soon after, Haney Sr. took to Instagram and fired some warning shots at Garcia. Stating that the commission would announce their punishment for his PED violations in 48 hours, Haney Sr. said:

"Everybody's been protecting him... You seem to celebrate guys on drugs in the ring but you're running out of time. In 48 hours, your boy, Ryan Garcia, will be suspended."

After Haney Sr.'s post got uploaded, fans soon flocked to the comments section to express their thoughts. Many were fed up with the Haneys and slammed them for not accepting the loss.

One fan pointed out:

"This is a soap opera at this point. Goddamn, I ain't know an L was that bad."

Another user wrote:

"Still crying? That's crazy. Real ni**as take L. Just take the L, bro."

One user wrote:

"Your son got whooped."

Check out some more fan reactions below:

Screenshots from @billhaney_ on Instagram

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Ryan Garcia "officially" retires from boxing in wake of drug test saga

Ryan Garcia recently took to social media to announce that he's decided to call it a career. The 25-year-old boxing superstar uploaded a series of tweets expressing his intentions and outlined the reasons behind his decision.

In an X post, Garcia firmly stated his retirement plans and wrote:

"I'm officially retired."

In a follow-up tweet, he detailed his ongoing struggles with lawsuits, drug violations, divorce, and his mother's cancer diagnosis and wrote:

"Mom has cancer. I’m being sued. My supplements were tainted, Going through a divorce. Always GETTING SH*T TALKED on the internet FOR YEARS. Devin asking for my victory to be taken away. I’m getting hit with everything. I STILL LOVE GOD; HE IS EVERYTHING."