Carl Froch Launches Massive Attack On Ryan Garcia For Negative Drug Test: "I'm Honestly Furious"

Carl Froch expressed his genuine anger towards Ryan Garcia for the American boxers' recent drug test failures, saying, "I'm genuinely angry."

Garcia's past several weeks have been somewhat turbulent. His actions in the weeks before his April 20 battle for the WBC world super lightweight title against Devin Haney raised concerns about his mental health.

He made some outrageous charges and discussed everything from ticket costs to Haney's reason for her career, all amid the customary verbal sparring.

Despite admitting to smoking and drinking during camp, he was unable to meet the weight requirements the weekend of the bout and even indulged in a beer during the formal weigh-in.

On fight night, the well-liked King Ry demonstrated that he was focused on winning and gave a fantastic performance, taking down Haney three times with his renownedly quick and powerful lead-left hook.

A few days later, it was revealed that he had failed tests both before and following the fight; even then, he has maintained his innocence.

The Cobra voiced his frustration with Garcia's shortcomings in an interview with his own podcast, Froch on Fighting.

"Well, Garcia failing his drug test before his fight with Devin Haney is a major deal. How fierce that conflict was. Garcia performed the work, which made me quite proud of him. Nobody anticipated that he would follow through on his promise.

Vegas apparently lost a lot of money when Garcia beat up Haney, who was the clear favorite. Although Haney's boxing prowess was occasionally winning him rounds in close ones, Garcia officially dropped him three times.

Didn't complete it since one of the judges had a draw. There was no draw. Ryan Garcia had won handily. He gave Haney a beating. Now that he's failed a drug test, I'm fucked off and legitimately furious.

Next, he was asked if he believed the accusations that Garcia had maintained were false were true.

He claims that it was staged and that money was exchanged, but listen, can you contact VADA, a drug testing organization, and allow them to force you to do a test? Not in my opinion. They join VADA to be ranked by the WBC, not because they require a ranking as a world-class athlete.

Insofar as he claims not to have used narcotics deliberately, I lean toward believing him. I don't believe something is going on in the background that caused it to fail while he was clean; instead, I believe it may have entered his system through a supplement that he is unaware of and spiked. Maybe he's had too much to drink.

He wasn't spiked, and the test was fairly administered. However, there may have been some contamination that was hidden. Like Conor Benn, who is vehemently disputing it and insisting he is innocent a claim I believe he now has to go through that procedure because he failed a drug test. Ryan Garcia appears to be headed for a ban, despite having the entire globe at his disposal.

While Eddie Hearn has disclosed the action Haney wants to be done against his former opponent, Garcia has persisted in claiming his innocence.