Boxing star Ryan Garcia is ejected from the New York Mets stadium as officials “pull off plans to allow him to throw out the first pitch,” before going on an expletive-laden rant on Twitter claiming he will “expose” the team.

Boxing star Ryan Garcia ranted about the New York Mets after being ejected from Citi Field on Tuesday.

Garcia and Devin Haney, who will headline Barclays Center for the WBC super lightweight title on Saturday, were supposed to throw out the first pitches before the Mets-Pirates game in Queens.

However, the baseball team backed out of the agreement in the 11th minute, fearing that the two boxers would let their animosity cause problems on the field. After the incident, García posted a video criticizing the Mets on his social media.

“Guys, the Mets just wasted three hours of our lives,” Garcia said. in the video, with promoter Oscar De La Hoya walking with him. ‘To say at the end: ‘You can’t throw the pitch,’ for whatever reason. There was no reason and they kicked us out.”

“Personally I’m going to say screw the Mets,” he exclaimed. “Don’t ever go to the damn Mets game again. Screw the Mets.

Before being told to leave the facility, Garcia had entered the stadium and practiced his form before the field. The knockout artist also claimed that he would “throw a fastball a hundred miles an hour, two hundred miles an hour.”

After posting the initial video, Garcia continued to express his frustration with

“I will expose the Mets and MLB so badly,” he said in another tweet.

‘GO YANKEES,’ he wrote in a third post, referring to the heated rivalry between New York’s baseball teams.

Throughout the buildup, fans have become concerned about Garcia’s well-being as his social media activity continually becomes concerning. Garcia previously made a cryptic post claiming that he had been murdered and claimed that he was tied up by “the elites” at Bohemian Grove.

Garcia’s strange speeches continued when he claimed that an earthquake would “destroy” Hollywood and Las Vegas. He also labeled Elon Musk as the Antichrist.

Although the Mets canceled the idea of ​​having Garcia and Haney on the mound perhaps too late, sources shared that the decision arose from the boxers’ fight at the Empire State Building earlier that day.

During a confrontation in front of the Manhattan skyline, Haney shoved Garcia in the face, causing the Victorville, California native to retreat a few feet before they separated.

After the altercation, Garcia said she “identifies as a woman,” making Haney’s act a hate crime.

“Devin touched me without my consent. I am suing him for putting his hands on me,” Garcia wrote. ‘And she identified me as a woman. She then touched me like a grown man and hit a grown woman. And I am lgbtq+. It is now a hate crime. No, this is SO FUCKED UP.’