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Ryan Garcia reveals he breaks down in tears over anxiety disorder and ‘some days I don’t even want to speak’


BOXING sensation Ryan Garcia opened up on his battle with anxiety in a heartfelt Instagram post.

The 22-year-old fighter revealed ‘some days I cry’ and ‘I don’t even want to speak’ in his emotional message.

Ryan Garcia opened up on his battle with anxietyCredit: Getty Images – Getty

The boxer posted this message on InstagramCredit: Instagram

Garcia has 8.5million followers on Instagram and is set for boxing stardom.

But he revealed he battles every day and he is ‘with all of you who struggle’.

In a touching message, the 21-0 boxer wrote: “I still struggle with anxiety everyday.

“There is times where it calms down. But I still battle every day.

“But I’m with all of you who struggle and I’m here to tell you it’s okay.

“We can still do what we want and what our hearts want. God is good.”

The Californian superstar added: “Some days I cry, some days I don’t even want to speak.

“I give my all just to function at times. But I try my best to keep a smile for all of you. I love you guys who look up to me.”

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Ryan Garcia revealed that he cries some days and doesn’t want to talkCredit: Instagram

Garcia beat Brit Luke Campbell on January 2 in Dallas with a stunning KO win.

He got up off the canvas after a knock down to preserve his unbeaten record.

Garcia hoped to set up a blockbuster showdown with modern-day legend Manny Pacquiao.

But he recently wrote on Facebook: “To all my fans and supporters, my fight with Manny Pacquiao is not happening right now.

“I tried my best after getting the call to fight him but didn’t happen due to some issues I didn’t expect to come up but I’m already working on the next fight.

“I will always see Manny as an inspiration and someone who is a legend and that I respect. I wish the best for him in life and boxing.”

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Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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