Streamer Adin Ross joined the many people who were worried about boxer Ryan Garcia's health by saying on his show that he thought Garcia might be having a mental breakdown. Andrea Celina, Garcia's ex-wife, and Sean Garcia, Garcia's brother, both said the same thing and asked people to pray for him.
Tyron Woodley, Dillon Danis, and Rolly Romero, all well-known fighters, also showed their support for Garcia, recognising the mental health problems he was said to be having.
Ross, on the other hand, got negative reactions on social media. Some people thought his words were meant to hide something and may have had something to do with the "elites" that Garcia had accused of wrongdoing in a Twitter Spaces session with Andrew Tate.
On TikTok, people were critical of Ross's body language and words, implying that he might be hiding something or his true feelings. Ross, who has a lucrative deal with the streaming service Kick, has been getting a lot of attention lately because of problems with paying singers 21 Savage and Playboi Carti to appear on his streams.
After a number of posts on social media, Garcia seemed to refocus on his upcoming fight with Haney. He promised to put his health and training first in the weeks leading up to the fight. It is still unclear whether Garcia will stick to this position, but Ross might think it is best not to say anything else about it.