Teofimo Lopez, Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney and Arnold Barboza Jr. produced headlines for their roles in the press conference for their event at Times Square. Two weeks removed from Chris Eubank Jr. slapping Conor Benn with an egg,

Ryan Garcia is looking all the way past Rolando Romero on May 2. He doesn't seem to care who knows it, either.

The celebrations were short-lived when it emerged Garcia had failed a drug test and the result was later changed to a ‘No Contest’, adding another layer to the toxic Garcia/Haney rivalry. On May 2, Garcia and Haney will feature on the same show , live on DAZN , as they both aim to shine bright in Times Square.

The Haneys didn't want to wait for a rematch of their April 2024 no-contest with Garcia, which instead is expected to take place in October.

When appearing on DAZN's Ariel x Ade: The Boxing Show, Garcia's promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, explained why a rematch between 'King Ry' and Haney is not taking place in Times Square, citing that it's Haney who needs to see if he is still able to compete at the highest level after a long layoff.

LOS ANGELES – It will have been a year for both Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney since their famed – or infamous – bout in Brooklyn transpired. Knowing boxing as he does, Garcia’s promoter, Oscar De La Hoya of Golden Boy Promotions, foresees the effects of that match shaping both fighters.

It was only a few years ago when many expected Davis, Haney, Garcia, Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson to take over the sport

Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia are picking up right where they left off. The war of words picked back up during the second press conference for the Times Square Card on Monday in Los Angeles. The two started going back and forth after Garcia was asked by DAZN's Todd Grisham about his upcoming bout with Rolando "Rolly" Romero.