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Fanmio files lawsuit against Ryan Garcia, Golden Boy

Fanmio lawsuit claims Ryan Garcia 'feigned' injury to get out of exhibition fight

An entertainment company says boxer Ryan Garcia feigned an injury last year to back out of an exhibition fight, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in California. Fanmio, the company based in Florida,

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Fanmio platform suing boxer Ryan Garcia, promoter Golden Boy

Ryan Garcia and his promoter, Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy, were sued Thursday by the entertainment platform Fanmio, which was set to broadcast a December 2024 pay-per-view featuring the boxing star in Tokyo.

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Fanmio Sues Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy Over Canceled Exhibition Bout in Japan

Fanmio has filed a lawsuit against boxing star Ryan Garcia and his promoter, Golden Boy Promotions, over the cancellation of a exhibition bout in Japan.

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Lawsuit Filed Against Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy for Cancelled Exhibition Match

Streaming platform Fanmio has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in California against Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy Promotions over the cancellation of an exhibition match planned for Garcia in Japan.

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Ryan Garcia & Golden Boy Sued Over Japan Exhibition Breakdown

Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy Promotions have been sued by streaming platform Fanmio after the breakdown of their boxing exhibition in Japan. Garcia was scheduled to face Rukiya Anpo on December 31 last year.

Ryan Garcia and Oscar De La Hoya sued for ‘sabotaging’ fight with Manny Pacquiao’s former rival

FANMIO has filed a lawsuit against Ryan Garcia and Oscar De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions. The US entertainment company is suing both parties for alleged fraudulent inducement, tortious ...

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Ryan Garcia and promoters hit with lawsuit by streaming platform ahead of Rolly Romero fight after withdrawing from exhibition fight in Japan

Ryan Garcia and his promoters have recently faced a lawsuit from a streaming platform after previously pulling out of an exhibition fight in Japan.

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How to watch Mayweather vs. Paul

Showtime and Fanmio will stream the pay-per-view event live from Miami, Florida, starting tonight at 8 p.m. ET. You'll have to pay $50 plus taxes and fees to watch Mayweather vs. Paul using the ...

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