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JUST IN: Ryan Garcia Arrested For Felony Vandalism At luxury Beverly Hills Hotel—-Former WBC interim lightweight champion Ryan Garcia was arrested for felony vandalism at a luxury Beverly Hills hotel Saturday, according to a report.

Garcia, 25, was seen wearing a helmet as police escorted him outside the Waldorf Astoria hotel lobby following an incident in the afternoon, TMZ reported.

The boxer “was taken by the BHPD to a local hospital for evaluation and treatment and to our knowledge, may be charged with public intoxication,” Garcia’s attorney told the outlet.

Damage over $400 is considered a felony under California law.

The former WBC interim lightweight champion was also reportedly under the influence of either alcohol or drugs, TMZ reported

Garcia was led out of the hotel peacefully and without problems.

Authorities reportedly conducted a wellness check on Garcia on Wednesday when a family member expressed their concern for the boxer’s well-being.

Police responded to the hotel in the early evening before determining Garcia was fine and no other crime had been committed, a law enforcement source told TMZ at the time.

Garcia was later seen on Rodeo Drive with his brother, Sean, the outlet added.

Garcia who boasts a 25-1 record, was the center of another scandal after he tested positive for PEDs before his win over Devin Haney in April.

The tests were taken by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association before the fight, but the results weren’t known until afterward, ESPN reported.

A week later he was cleared of a potential positive drug test for 19-Norandrosterone metabolite after his B-sample was tested, according to Forbes.

In January, Garcia announced the birth of his first son, before breaking the news that he and his supermodel wife were heading for divorce.

“Praise the lord. I am so thankful, I love him so much already. He is so fast already haha. Took him just 8 min to arrive,” Garcia wrote along with a picture of baby Henry.

“As I step into a new chapter in my life, it’s with a heavy heart to share that Drea and I have decided to divorce,” Garcia said in a now-deleted Instagram post shared by TMZ.

Months later, the boxer proposed to adult film star Savannah Bond on a private plane, but the engagement was called off soon after.

Garcia broke the news on the “BS w/ Jake Paul” podcast confirming the two had broken up.

A few days after his April engagement to Bond was revealed, Garcia was seen holding hands with model Grace Boor while on a boardwalk in Miami, according to photos obtained by The Post.

 

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Xabi Alonso Agrees 3-Year Deal To Replace Carlo Ancelotti At Real Madrid

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Xabi Alonso Agrees 3-Year Deal To Replace Carlo Ancelotti

Xabi Alonso Agrees 3-Year Deal To Replace Carlo Ancelotti At Real Madrid—-Real Madrid have reached a full agreement with Xabi Alonso to become the club’s next head coach, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.

The Spanish tactician, currently managing Bayer Leverkusen, has sealed a three-year contract with Los Blancos that will run until 2028.

His appointment signals the end of Carlo Ancelotti’s tenure and the beginning of a new era under the former midfielder.

Romano announced the news on Monday via X, stating, “Xabi Alonso to Real Madrid, here we go! Story confirmed and deal sealed for Xabi as new manager until 2028.”

The deal includes a fully sorted backroom staff and preparations for Alonso to begin his tenure during the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup, where Real Madrid are expected to feature as Champions League winners.

“Staff sorted, contract in place and three year deal for Alonso with Real planning for him to start at FIFA Club World Cup,” Romano added.

The Italian, who has led the club to multiple major trophies during his time in charge, is set to depart gracefully before Alonso steps in.

Romano concluded, “Ancelotti farewell soon, then Xabi era.”

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JUST IN: Carlo Ancelotti Leaves Real Madrid To Sign In As Brazil Head Coach

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JUST IN: Carlo Ancelotti Leaves Real Madrid To Sign In As Brazil Head Coach—-Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has been confirmed to be the next head coach of the Brazil national team, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) announced on Monday, although Real Madrid have not yet made his departure from the club official.

Ancelotti whose future has been subject to frequent speculation in recent months — came under increased pressure at Madrid since they were eliminated in the Champions League quarterfinals, beaten by Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final, and lost Sunday’s league Clásico, effectively ending the LaLiga title race.

In a statement on Monday, the CBF said Ancelotti would leave Madrid after their final game of the league season, against Real Sociedad, and take over at Brazil, with his official start date being May 26, 2025.

Ancelotti will be Brazil’s first foreign coach.

The Italian has long been linked with the job, although he had often insisted he intended to see out his contract at Madrid, which was due to run until June 2026.

Ancelotti is one of the most successful coaches in Real Madrid’s history. In two spells in charge, he has won three Champions Leagues and two LaLiga titles. This season, Madrid have suffered a series of high-profile defeats, including four Clásico losses to Barcelona in LaLiga — most recently in Sunday’s 4-3 defeat at Montjuïc — the Supercopa and the Copa del Rey final.

Madrid’s 5-1 aggregate elimination to Arsenal in the Champions League brought further scrutiny, followed by the 3-2 loss to Barcelona after extra time in Seville on April 26.The club have not yet confirmed who will coach the team in the Club World Cup, where they are due to begin their participation in the tournament against Al Hilal in Miami, Florida, on June 18.

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