Ryan Garcia went off Instagram and X after he posted a video of himself crying about the Israel-Palestine conflict as his erratic behavior on social media continues.

The 25-year-old Garcia, who is scheduled to fight Devin Haney on April 20, vowed on Friday that he will not be posting on social media as he focuses on 'knocking Haney out.'

Five hours later, Garcia shared the first of five posts on his Instagram page. Three of the five related to the conflict in Gaza.

The final video shows Garcia in tears with the camera close to his face. He then contorts his face to show the tears on his cheek before he looks down and closes his eyes, seemingly to stop the crying.

'Is this what you want from me to stop the killing,' he wrote on top of the clip next to the flag of Palestine and Israel. 'Wtf is wrong with yall.'

'You got what you wanted FREE PALESTINE,' he captioned. 'Pray for the peace of Jerusalem. Posted by me.'

His Instagram and X accounts were deactivated an hour later.

The level of concern for Garcia 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.

Over the next 72 hours, Garcia alleged he was raped by a family member at the age of two, has evidence of aliens existing, and witnessed children being raped by 'the elites' after being tied up at Bohemian Grove.

Garcia also claimed that an earthquake would 'destroy' Hollywood and Las Vegas while labelling Elon Musk the 'Antichrist'.

On March 13, Garcia revealed that he is looking for a girlfriend while posting a topless picture on his Instagram story. The post came after he announced his relationship with influencer Mikaela Testa in February following his divorce from Andrea Celina.

After vowing to quit his social media antics to focus on training, Garcia's controversial claims continued as he attacked Prime founders Logan Paul and KSI and their company.

'What's in Prime? Look it up,' he told Aldin Ross. 'There is cyanide in there, cyanide kills you. They don't give a f*** about kids bro, they are f***ing sick f***s, bro.'

Garcia also led calls to 'free' controversial influencer Andrew Tate after he was arrested and released in Romania for a UK sexual assault warrant.

'#FreeTateBrothers,' Garcia wrote on X following his interview with Tate on X, where the boxer went into further detail about human trafficking allegations.

Garcia will face Haney for the WBC super lightweight title. Garcia holds a 24-1 record and is coming off a round 8 knockout over Oscar Duarte in December. On the other hand, Haney is undefeated at 31-0, coming off consecutive wins over Regis Prograis and Vasyl Lomachenko.