Boxing Champion Deeply Immersed in Nightlife, Splurging on Premium Champagne in Roppongi! Net Worth of 67.2 Billion Won Spent This Way?

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World-renowned boxing superstar Ryan Garcia (28, USA) has captured the attention of combat sports fans worldwide by sharing his recent activities in an unexpected location. He was spotted popping champagne daily not on the ring, but on the streets of Roppongi in Tokyo, Japan, specifically at a famous kyabakura.

Recently, eyewitness accounts and videos showing Garcia enjoying the lavish nightlife at a high-end kyabakura located in Roppongi, Tokyo have rapidly spread across Japanese social media and online communities.

A "kyabakura" is a portmanteau of "cabaret" and "club," referring to a uniquely Japanese membership-based entertainment establishment where female hostesses sit next to customers, pour drinks, engage in conversation, and enhance the atmosphere. While physical contact is strictly limited, it features a unique hospitality culture where customers designate their preferred hostess and order expensive champagne or spirits to display their wealth.

In the released videos and photos, Garcia is seen flashing his signature playful smile in front of a top-tier champagne tower filling the table. Garcia is reportedly deeply infatuated with Miyako Sakurai, a popular hostess at the establishment, and has been acting as a so-called "big spender on tour," pouring out high-value champagne orders daily.

Garcia is an undisputed world-class boxing star with a professional record of 26 wins (21 KOs) and 2 losses. In February, he defeated Mario Varrios by unanimous decision to become the WBC welterweight champion. In his first title defense against Conor Benn in September, he secured a TKO victory in just one minute and 25 seconds of the second round, successfully retaining his belt.

Thanks to his masculine appearance and overwhelming star power, Garcia boasts 13.5 million Instagram followers alone. According to prominent U.S. asset tracking media such as "Celebrity Net Worth," his net worth is estimated at approximately $50 million (approximately 67.2 billion won). As the top box office draw in the boxing world who has amassed enormous wealth, he is showing off his unreserved spending habits even on the streets of Roppongi at night.

Fan reactions to the news have also been intense. Japanese and global fans are pouring out various responses via social media, including "He's burning through his title defense fight money hotly in Roppongi," "His wallet opens as fast as his second-round TKO punches," and "At this point, won't a kyabakura be attached as a sponsor for the next title match?"

Garcia, who always stands at the center of the news with his unconventional behavior and overwhelming star power, is drawing the gaze of sports fans worldwide to his "extraordinary punching power" displayed in Tokyo's entertainment district rather than a training camp.

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