YouTuber Mike Majlak urged Ryan Garcia to seek help as the boxer’s social media account continued to share a series of disturbing posts amid concerns for his well-being.
The 25-year-old first sparked fear when a disturbing video was posted to his Instagram and was cut’. The message also contained several satanic references.
Concerns for Garcia increased on Tuesday when his account appeared to claim he was raped by a relative at the age of two, had photographic evidence that aliens exist and previously witnessed “human trafficking” in a stream of disturbing posts on X. .
Garcia’s behavior has raised alarm bells in the boxing world and Majlak, a best-selling author with 2.76 million subscribers on YouTube, begged the fighter for help.
Majlak hijacked Garcia’s bizarre Twitter Spaces on Wednesday morning to urge Garcia to seek help amid his troubles.
YouTuber Mike Majlak (R) urged Ryan Garcia (L) to seek help over concerns for his well-being
Garcia hosted the Spaces where he invited fans to ask any question they wanted while making more outlandish claims.
Majlak joined the Spaces and interrupted Garcia’s awkward rant about the Vatican, telling him to “talk to your people,” to which the boxer responded by asking, “Are you okay with little children being raped?”
Garcia retaliated by muting Majlak and eventually kicking him out of the Spaces, but the YouTube star continued his call out to Garcia on his own X account.
Majlak questioned why members of Garcia’s camp did not support him during what he believes is a mental illness.
“Ryan has come to me several times in the past to discuss his mental health,” he wrote.
“I think some of it is even on video. Don’t we find it strange that people with a history of mental illness are the ones who start parroting these crazy stories in times of need? STOP ENABLING THIS BEHAVIOR. Ryan Garcia needs help.”
He added: “If you are close to Ryan Garcia, you have to act. I wonder how this shit happens sometimes. if I ever did this, my people would have my phone and me for a psychological evaluation within two hours. WHERE ARE HIS PEOPLE?’
Garcia’s social media account featured an astonishing tirade on Tuesday, including posts claiming he was raped as a child and witnessed “human trafficking.”
After Garcia kicked him out of the room, Majlak continued his appeal on his own account
After posting about setting up live drug tests to prove his well-being and making more satanic comments, Garcia wrote, “I was *grape(raped) at age 2, how would you act,” before continuing , ‘by a family member . How would that feel for you, how would you act?
He added: “I have seen the worst things in my life. I’m tired of being quiet.”
When another user quoted his post with laughing emojis, Garcia replied, “It’s funny to people. I was raped as a two year old and I have proof and they laugh about what is wrong with people.”
The story then seemed to suggest that he had witnessed human trafficking in another series of cryptic yet concerning messages.
He broke his silence on Monday to address speculation about his safety, assuring fans in a video message that he was alive.
Garcia will face WBC super lightweight champion Devin Haney on April 20.
Garcia first sparked fear when a video was posted online claiming his throat had been slit
The 25-year-old broke his silence on Monday after the disturbing video posted to his account
He then claimed he was raped as a child on Tuesday in another worrying outburst
The boxing community is concerned about his recent antics, which has led to calls for his upcoming fight.
KSI, the YouTuber turned boxer, claimed on social media that next month’s fight with Haney had to be called off to get help from Garcia.
However, Haney is adamant that their world title fight is still on and has accused Garcia of ‘acting crazy’ to promote their fight.
In a now-deleted post on He’s just playing crazy to ‘sell it’, which is weird because it’s people who are actually crazy out there, but he’s just acting crazy for attention.”
For support, call Samaritans on 116123 in the UK or visit www.samaritans.orgor call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline on 988 in the US