Garcia vs. Golden Boy Implodes Again: Ryan’s Rant Exposes Oscar’s Broken Empire

Ryan Garcia and Oscar De La Hoya looked cozy just weeks ago—now it’s all public foul play and court dates. Once the golden-boy-and-rose relationship of boxing, their partnership has blown up spectacularly, leaving fans cringing at the latest social-media grenade tossed by the 26-year-old “Kingry”.

Garcia’s shock loss to Rolando Romero opened old wounds after their 2023 Davis debacle. Instead of rebuilding, he unloaded on his promoter like a basement bomb. His messages aren’t just unprofessional—they’re pure toxicity.

Ryan Garcia’s savage tirade: “I know why Oscar is a bitch…”

In a series of targeted Instagram posts, Garcia ripped into De La Hoya with zero filter:

“I know why Oscar is a bitch in people’s eyes and that’s facts. I can’t wait till I’m way from that fake bitch. Ima turn up and win just like I did against all his bitch-ass fighters.”

And because one rant wasn’t enough, he added:

“First of all fk you, especially you for one disrespectful me with that s****y contract [because] I lost but I’m your actual only current star fighter. You can suck a dk and I know you already do. So fk you. You can kiss my ass. I’ll beat Rolly’s ass and whoever. I can’t wait till I go against you again like I did with [Oscar] Duarte and … to see your stupid ass face again looking stupid fk you and that stupid offer b*h I’ll slap the fk outta you just like Canelo and Berlanga.”

Oscar fights back—leaks texts, throws shade, clinical clapback

Oscar De La Hoya could’ve ignored Garcia’s circus. Instead, he chose public execution. He leaked the above text screenshot with a side of psychiatric diagnostics:

“Unfortunately Ryan Garcia is having another episode. Ten days ago he’s talking about God and finding his path, then tonight he sends me this rant while watching his fellow Golden Boy fighters win. Bipolar disorder is very serious and I hope he gets the help he needs.”

Endgame for both sides? What led to this?

Let’s not forget what led to this explosion. After Garcia’s knockout loss to Gervonta Davis, he accused Oscar of abandoning him. De La Hoya shot back, questioning Ryan’s professionalism. Lawyers got involved. De La Hoya sued Garcia for breach of contract. Garcia demanded mediation, claiming defamation. Then another lawsuit claimed he faked an injury to dodge an exhibition in Japan.

Now Oscar’s quietly steering Garcia’s trajectory—blocking a Haney rematch, pushing Romero again to rebuild his stock—but everything’s fracturing. The man who once guaranteed paydays is now dodging a fighter who thinks he’s bigger than the brand. And Ryan? He’s attacking the very company that gave him his shot, acting like a spoiled brat who forgot this is still boxing—where respect goes two ways.