Ryan Garcia may have just pulled off one of the most well-executed trolls in the history of combat sports. According to 'King' Ryan, almost everything he did in the buildup to his fight with Devin Haney was to trick people into believing he was crazy, though one thing he didn't fake was his views on Bohemian Grove.

Having only ever been defeated by Gervonta Davis throughout his career, it was the boxers mental state that was in question opposed to his in-ring ability last time out. Despite coming into the fight as the heavy underdog, Garcia fought back from early adversity, managing to drop Haney three times, and rightfully walked away with the majority decision victory.

During an appearance on the PBD Podcast, Ryan Garcia revealed that his perceived madness heading into his Devin Haney clash was just an act.

"We have it prerecorded months ago. What did I say was going to happen? I said, 'I'm about to make sure everybody thinks I'm going to go crazy. I'm going to do this, I'm going to do that. Watch, this is going to be called the great escape.'"

"I have it all documented. I was already planning it weeks and weeks and months behind."

"I don't know what made me come up with the idea, honestly. I just one day decided just to go all in and just commit to a plan that I had."

"I was not going to budge for nobody. It don't matter if I went on his podcast, anybodies podcast. I was acting like sporadic, like just crazy... What was real though is, at times I did drink a little bit during camp because I like to drink."

One controversial comment that Ryan Garcia doubled down on was his views on Bohemian Grove.

"There's actually many stories on it [Bohemian Grove] and there's actually a lot of people that have come forward to me."

"There's actually really people in the front lines of all this, you know? I'm in contact with them. His name is Jaco."

"He's a big advocate. He goes to Congress all the time to speak about child sex trafficking and he could confirm all these things."

"A lot of these things I have experienced, not only like spiritually in my spiritual senses before I even knew about the Bohemian Grove... I had a vision in 2021. I seen a beast coming out of San Francisco and I saw the San Francisco bridge and then I saw the woods."

"I saw people doing really weird things and I went up to my friend–I said, 'Hey, man. Is there a place that people do weird things in the woods? I'm just curious.' And he said, 'What are you talking about? Bohemian Grove.' I didn't know what it was but that was 2021."

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Alongside his visions, Garcia insists he has video proof of the disturbed situation.

"I actually do have videos. Yes, we do have videos," Garcia said. "The guy Jaco, he has them. We're going to go to Congress with it."

"I'm just not going to put that on the internet. And then there's also other people that have videos and they're victims. But I'm not going to put that on the internet, that's disgusting."

"Everything's in people's faces, you don't [have] to look too far. There's so many stories, I mean, this is not even conspiracy at this point. At the end of the day, all these things can be traced and documented."

"It's right in front of everybody's face. They paint it in the illusion that it's a conspiracy but it's not a conspiracy if there's proof."

Watch Ryan Garcia's PBD Podcast interview below.