Ryan Garcia has suffered a wrist injury, leading to the postponment of his exhibition bout against a kickboxer, according to a news release.

Ryan Garcia’s supposed Dec. 30 exhibition fight with Rukiya Anpo won’t be going ahead as scheduled, but not necessarily because of any promotional dispute but because Garcia is said to have sustained an injury to his wrist which will force the fight to get pushed back into early 2025,

Ryan Garcia will not be returning to the ring in 2024. The controversial boxing star has been forced to postpone his exhibition match with Japanese kickboxer Rukiya Anpo until early 2025 after suffering a wrist injury, the event's organizers announced Sunday.

Ryan Garcia’s rocky 2024 isn’t ending the way fans hoped.  The former interim WBC lightweight champ was gearing up for an exhibition fight against Japanese

American boxer Ryan Garcia has suffered a wrist injury in training that has forced a postponement of his planned December 30 exhibition showdown in Tokyo against Japanese kickboxing champion Rukiya Anpo.

Ryan Garcia has suffered a wrist injury while preparing for his December 30th exhibition fight against Rukiya Anpo, resulting in the match needing to be

Ryan Garcia announced Sunday he postponed his exhibition fight against Japanese kickboxer Rukiya Anpo after suffering a wrist injury during training.The bout was slated to take place Dec. 30 in Tokyo.

Boxing superstar Ryan Garcia suffered a wrist injury and his boxing exhibition against kickboxer Rukiya Anpo on Dec. 30 in Tokyo has been postponed until 2025.

Ryan Garcia remains banned from professional boxing, having originally been set to take part in an exhibition bout later this month

Ryan Garcia is not fit to face Rukiya Anpo in their December 30 exhibition after suffering a wrist injury. Garcia was set to have his first fight since the Devin Haney clash in April. He secured a majority decision victory after dropping his man three times.