Ryan Garcia has claimed he made 'more than $50million' from his stunning win over Devin Haney, with the boxer saying he bet $2million on himself to emerge from the fight victorious. Taking to Instagram on Monday, Garcia shared a screengrab of a report which said he'd netted $10million ($12million gross) from the $2million bet he apparently made.

'You bet, BET ON YOURSELF,' he wrote. 'On top of what we made. EATING GOOD. About 50 million ( probably more) in one night not too shabby. I will let God guide me on how to use this money Amen.'

There has been no further confirmation of Garcia's betting on the fight aside from his word, and him re-sharing social media posts saying the same. Regardless, he's surely in great spirits after knocking off Haney in Brooklyn on Saturday. 

After a highly tumultuous and unhinged buildup to the fight - in which he was forced to undergo a mental health evaluation - Garcia entered the bout as a massive underdog. Nonetheless, he notched three official knockdowns of his opponent to stun the Barclays Center crowd.

Garcia's alleged $2million bet wasn't the only one he made ahead of the fight. Before the fight's weigh-in, he agreed to pay Haney $500,000 for every pound he weighed in above 140. 

After coming in at 143.2 pounds, Garcia then owed Haney $1.5million and Haney said his opponent honored the bet. Garcia celebrated his stunning win over Devin Haney by appearing to smoke weed.

After posting several celebratory messages on X which included a photo of him standing over Haney with the caption 'FEAR THE KING', Garcia then shared a video at around 3:30AM local time. Two judges scored the fight 114-110, 115-109 in his favor while a third had it down as a draw at 112-112. 

After revealing his apparent bet on Monday, Garcia shared a bizarre meme hours later, suggesting that Haney was a part of the illuminati. The Instagram post, which appeared to be a screengrab of a TikTok, showed Garcia standing over Haney after a knockdown.

'Ryan not only beat Haney,' a message across the picture reads. 'He also beat the promoters, refs and the illuminati.' 'NO WEAPON AGAINST ME SHALL PROSPER,' Garcia then captioned the photo in part.

There had been concern for Garcia's mental health heading into the fight which peaked on March 3 when a cryptic and disturbing video claiming he was dead after getting his 'throat slit' was posted on his social media accounts. He later alleged he was [sexually assaulted] by a family member at the age of two, has evidence of aliens existing, and witnessed children being [sexually assaulted] by 'the elites' after being tied up at Bohemian Grove.

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