Ryan Garcia has been at the centre of controversy in the build up to his fight with Devin Haney.
Back in January he stunned fans with a double announcement, firstly that his wife Andrea Celina had given birth to their son, and then in a now deleted post revealed the two would be divorcing.
Then in March he sparked fears for his safety following a post on both X and Instagram that showed a shaky clip of an unidentifiable individual inside a house which appears to be his.
And the issues reared their ugly head again as Garcia missed weight and has, due to this, lost out on his title opportunity and the $1.5m purse.
For all of the chaos around him, Haney has remained – for the most part – calm and focused on the task at hand.
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Ryan Garcia has been at the centre of controversy throughout the build-up for the fight
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Devin Haney has remained for the most part focused on the task at hand
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The two will finally meet in the ring in Brooklyn, New York
Mail Sport breaks down everything you need to know about the fight.
What time is Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia
Devin Haney will take on Ryan Garcia at Barclays Centre in Brooklyn with the undercard set to get underway at 1am UK time. 8pm ET, 6pm PT.
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Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney have traded barbs in their numerous press conferences
How to follow Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia
Fans in the UK who want to stay up for the fight will be able to follow along right here on the Mail Sport website.
Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia will also be available to watch on DAZN for fans in the UK, available on PPV for £19.99.
Fans can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
Fans in the US will also be able to watch the action on DAZN but the price for the PPV is set at $69.99.
What is the Devin Haney vs Ryan Garcia fight card?
While the card will be headlined by Haney vs Garcia, fight fans will have plenty to look forward to throughout the night, view the full fight card below.
Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia – super lightweight
Arnold Barboza Jr vs. Sean McComb – super lightweight
Bektemir Melikuziev vs. Pierre Dibombe – super middleweight
John Ramirez vs. David Jimenezf – WBA vacant interim super flyweight title
Charles Conwell vs. Gustavo Vittori – light middleweight
