Ryan Garcia loses $100,000 bet to Frank Warren as Mexico knocked out of World Cup by England

Ryan Garcia goes to should shell out a large six-figure sum to charity after losing a World Cup bet to Frank Warren.

The WBC welterweight world champion is currently preparing for a September fight with Conor Benn, which remains to be to be announced. And in his efforts to antagonize the British public, he decided to tackle Hall of Fame promoter Warren on social media.

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He insisted that Mexico would defeat England in tonight’s World Cup Round of 16 clash, placing a $100,000 bet with the loser having to pay out to a charity of the winner’s selection. Unfortunately for the boxing star, the result went Warren’s way as England won 3-2.

Ryan Garcia to pay out $100,000 to charity after losing World Cup bet

Earlier this week after England qualified for the Round of 16 with a nervy 2-1 win over the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ryan Garcia took to social media to goad Frank Warren with a bet. The legendary promoter had been celebrating England’s victory, and Garcia offered a friendly wager.

“Hey frank we don’t speak much but when you need a bet for Sunday let me know,” Garcia wrote. “MEXICO ALL THE WAY.” Warren loved the concept, responding: “Hey Champ, I like a bet. Let’s speak later and set the terms. It’s coming home.”

After Warren confirmed his interest again in a later tweet, Garcia tweeted this morning: “Game day Frank Warren. What’s the official wager? VIVA MEXICO.” The promoter replied: “Big day Ryan! $100k, winner picks the charity. Come on England.”

When the sport was over, Garcia tweeted “Congrats England. Fair play see you in September.” After replying to a fan who demanded that he pay Warren by insisting that he’ll, he added: “I’ll proudly hold that L.”

Warren then suggested two charities to whom Garcia could donate; Boxwise and Debra. “Great match @RyanGarcia,” he wrote, alongside links to the organizations. “Two exciting and excellent teams. Viva Mexico. Viva England. There’s a few sensible UK charities I’m involved with.”