Boxing star Ebanie Bridges has offered her congratulations to Ryan Garcia after his upset victory over Devin Haney - as well as the chance to do an OnlyFans collaboration with her.

Garcia shocked the boxing world on Saturday night as he dropped Haney three times during their fight before being handed a majority decision victory.

Two judges scored the fight 114-110, 115-109 in his favour while a third had it down as a draw at 112-112.

Haney - the previously unbeaten world champion - was the favourite in New York but fell short as Garcia showed his quality despite a controversial build-up to the bout, where the troubled 25-year-old had posted a series of erratic, worrying and often defamatory posts on social media.

Bridges, who has a huge following on social media and the OnlyFans platform, took to X to send Garcia a message on Sunday after the bout. 

'Hey @RyanGarcia Brilliant win... @Realdevinhaney couldn't KO you... but let's do a collab on OF, and KO @onlyfans too.'

Last week, Bridges lashed out at fight fans who have a 'fantasy' about her and Conor McGregor, fed up at having to continuously defend her friendship with the UFC legend.

McGregor and Bridges first met at Irish professional boxer and former footballer Katie Taylor's opening bout against Chantelle Cameron last May and then went to see Anthony Joshua fight Robert Helenius a few months after that.

After the match, Bridges had to respond to criticism about her friendship with McGregor. Two months later, they confirmed their relationship by announcing a sponsorship agreement.

'Yeah, it's f**king annoying [that I have to defend our friendship] because it's so clear to me,' Bridges told instantcasinos.com.

'Maybe I'm either really smart or I just think it's common sense. I think they [fans] have this little fantasy that we're f**king, and then they get excited about that and maybe go have a w**k.

'I don't know but that's all I can think of. Because honestly if there was something going on, I feel like we wouldn't be together in public if we were doing something like that.

'I wouldn't be wearing that branded clothing all the time and having a Forged Irish Stout in my hand all the time. It's clearly promotion.

'They want to think it up in their head for whatever reason, for their own little fantasies or to try and bring me down or to try and bring Conor down, because he has a lot of haters as well.

But in the end, the people that are saying that, they're just trying to spread rumours and make things up or make themselves excited.'