Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 KOs) failed to make weight for his scheduled bout against Devin Haney (31-0, 16 KOs) for the 140-pound super lightweight title Saturday in New York.

Garcia came in 3.2 pounds overweight, forcing both camps to negotiate a deal that would allow the fight to go forward, but as a non-title bout.

“Ryan has weighed in over his contractual weight," said a statement from Golden Boy Promotions. "He will honor the handshake made at the final press conference yesterday. We have a fight.”

The handshake was a $500,000 bet between the fighters for every pound Garcia came in over the 140-pound super lightweight limit. Haney also posted on X that Garcia did honor the bet.

Garcia appeared to lean into the error during the ceremonial weigh-in, jumping onto the scale and chugging what appeared to be a beer. He later claimed on social media that it was apple juice and sparkling water, after telling DAZN's Ariel Helwani it was indeed beer.

As he was interviewed about missing weight, Garcia yelled "suck my d***" at the crowd and promised to still knock out Haney.

The bet was an almost entirely self-inflicted wound for Garcia, who boisterously proposed a $500,000 wager out of nowhere during the fighters' news conference Thursday. Haney, sensing an opportunity, countered by upping it to $500,000 per pound. The two fighters shook on the deal, despite Garcia's father trying to kill the deal from the sidelines. Garcia proceeded to graphically proposition Haney's mother.

"Something is wrong with this mother f***er," Haney said, as Garcia laughed. "Something is wrong with him. This s*** is not normal."

The whole incident, which you can watch here with a graphic language warning, was thoroughly in character for Garcia, who never shies away from an opportunity to grab attention, be it good or bad, as Yahoo Sports' Ben Fowlkes explained Friday:

Real or just a persona, that behavior cost Garcia quite literally on Friday. And he still has to fight Haney.