After Jake Paul's unanimous decision over Mike Tyson earlier this month, speculation instantly turned to Paul's next opponent. Ryan Garcia threw his hat into the ring and doubled-down on his callout Tuesday.

Things only spiraled more out of control after Garcia defeated Haney — a win that has since been overturned to a no contest. Garcia notoriously broke down and was criticized heavily for his erratic behavior as well as racist and homophobic comments made on social media. Garcia subsequently agreed to go into rehab to get help.

Ryan Garcia is willing to step into the ring with Jake Paul. Garcia is set to return to the professional ring in 2025 after his one-year ban is up following his fight with Devin Haney from April.

Garcia began his professional boxing career 23-0 with wins over Javier Fortuna, Luke Campbell, and Romero Duno. The 26-year-old remains one of the brightest young stars in boxing today, despite his recent transgressions.

Ryan Garcia joined The Ariel Helwani Show to discuss his upcoming boxing match with Rukiya Anpo on New Year's Eve and a potential match against Jake Paul.