Ryan Garcia's brother asks for prayers for him: I don't approve of ...

Ryan Garcia has become the center of attention for his strange and controversial posts on social media, most notably by claiming that he was raped by a relative at the age of two, in a new interview with the controversial Andrew Tate, but his family disapproves of his new path.

The boxer, who fought as recently as December 2023 when he defeated Oscar Duarte by knockout, has been increasingly erratic online and recently stated that he was sexually assaulted as a child.

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In another post he wrote the ominous number "666", accompanied by a cryptic message after previously declaring Elon Musk to be the embodiment of the Antichrist.

The number, 666, typically refers to the devil but the remainder of the message, particularly the seemingly random combination of letters, is cryptic and nobody has yet uncovered what it means.

The situation caused fear and concern among his followers, who have questioned the mental health of the talented boxer. Andrea Celina, Garcia's ex-wife, posted an appeal for prayers concerning the safety of the 25-year-old.

"MARCH 3 SUNDAY 2024," a post on his X.com account, formerly known as Twitter, began. "we slit RG THROAT AND THRU HIM IN A BASKET, NOBODY WILL FIND HIM...

"BSABJANANANANANANAJQKAANAIQNANSBSNANABA A SNSNSNWKWNA S ANANSNSN SATAN SITTING AT THE TOP NOW. 666."

The concerns are so great that Andrea Celina, Garcia's ex-wife, posted an appeal for prayers concerning the safety of the 25-year-old, who has since came out and declared that he cannot access his social media accounts at the moment.

"If all my followers are believers, can you please pray for Ryan?" Celina said online. "We are not together, and I've been in contact with him. He may seem fine, but he is not.

"I know in my heart he is being heavily oppressed. This is not a troll. I'm genuinely concerned, and so are all his family members. We are not part of any of this [faking death stuff] and want him to get better. But this is real. Pray for him."

Someone who has recently spoken out about the strange behavior of KingRy, is his brother Sean Garcia, who is concerned about the boxer, although he says he does not approve of what he is doing.

When he declared he is okay, Garcia specifically distanced himself from any connection to satanism by insisting he believes in Jesus and the rumors are "lies", but that hasn't warmed the sympathetic heart of his sibling.

"For everyone asking me about my brother Ryan, I'm sorry I can't tell you if he's okay or not," Garcia said on social media. "I love my brother with all my heart, but I don't approve of what he is doing.

"I have my own life and he does what he does with his. Please don't give up on Ryan and pray for him; He's a great man who is under a lot of pressure."