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Biography Flash: Ryan Garcia's Comeback Path Through Barrios, Benn and Redemption After PED Scandal

Biography Flash: Ryan Garcia's Comeback Path Through Barrios, Benn and Redemption After PED Scandal

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 Ryan Garcia Biography Flash a weekly Biography.

Ryan Garcia’s life over the past few days has been a swirl of negotiations, callouts, and long‑term career plotting that could define the next chapter of his biography. The core story is that his targeted WBC welterweight title shot against Mario Barrios for February 21, 2026 is in the spotlight, with serious implications for who he is in boxing history. BoxingScene reports that Barrios has publicly confirmed the matchup on a Prime Video broadcast, saying he has already left trainer Bob Santos to team up with Hall of Famer Joe Goossen, who once trained Ryan, and emphasizing that there will be strict VADA drug testing in place after Garcia’s past positive tests for ostarine turned his upset of Devin Haney into a no contest. According to BoxingScene, Barrios insists Ryan will “follow through in the right way,” which is both a reassurance and a reminder that Garcia’s legacy now has a PED asterisk he must work to erase.

In the background, promotional and sanctioning‑body politics are swirling. Boxing News 24 reports that the WBC has just installed Conor Benn as the mandatory challenger for the winner of Garcia versus Barrios, effectively hijacking Ryan’s preferred dream rematch with Devin Haney and forcing talk of big‑money “step‑aside” deals to keep a Garcia‑Haney sequel alive if Ryan wins the belt. Sky Sports adds that Saudi power broker Turki Alalshikh is already eyeing a Cinco de Mayo Las Vegas blockbuster: Ryan Garcia, if he beats Barrios, against Conor Benn for the WBC title, a fight Eddie Hearn calls a huge event and a natural next step if all the pieces fall into place.

Garcia, never shy on the mic or on social media, has been fanning those flames. SecondsOut relays a recent interview with Covers.com where Ryan coolly dismisses Benn as not being at the level he thinks he is, labeling him more of a brawler than an elite boxer and teasing that he would “love to come to the UK and take all your fans,” a line made for clips and timelines. Meanwhile, Marca reports that Manny Pacquiao’s team is openly plotting a path that could end in a Pacquiao versus Ryan Garcia welterweight unification, but that scenario depends on several unconfirmed variables: Garcia first has to beat Barrios and secure the WBC belt, Pacquiao would need to defeat Rolando Romero and win the WBA title, and then the networks and money men would have to line everything up. At this stage, that is informed speculation built on real talks and quotes, not an agreed fight.

What is clear and verified is that in just a few days of headlines Ryan Garcia has gone from comeback question mark to potential central figure in a web of megafights involving Barrios, Benn, Haney, and even Pacquiao, all while still shadowed by the Haney drug‑test scandal and the Romero loss that he himself blamed on a year of abusing his body, as reported by Fightnews earlier this year. For his biography, this week is one of those pivot points: either the launchpad for a redemption‑era champion or the prelude to more chaos.

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