Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia’s boxing saga continues despite their recent fight ending in a “no contest” due to Garcia’s positive drug tests for Ostarine. Haney, who suffered his first apparent defeat against Garcia, is now pursuing legal action against him, claiming financial and reputational damages.

Haney faced Garcia in April, where Garcia, coming in over the weight limit, won by majority decision, despite Haney being dropped three times. Garcia’s subsequent suspension and forfeiture of his $1.1 million purse plus a fine seemed to vindicate Haney, but he argues the ordeal still cost him significantly. He asserted that the public perceived him as losing the fight, impacting his subsequent earnings and mental state.

In a recent interview with Title Sports Network, Haney expressed the intent to seek legal recourse, emphasizing the profound impact on his career and finances. Despite the fight’s “no contest” ruling clearing his record, Haney claims the incident tarnished his reputation, forcing him to accept reduced earnings in subsequent matches.

With Haney’s undefeated record restored and Garcia’s career facing setbacks, the legal battle between the two boxers promises to prolong their rivalry beyond the ring.