Ryan Garcia says he's training for a potential rematch with Devin Haney after a judge dismissed a vandalism charge against him over L.A. County prosecutors' objections.

LOS ANGELES — A judge dismissed Ryan Garcia ’s misdemeanor charge of vandalism Tuesday, noting the boxer has made restitution to the Waldolf Astoria, the upscale Beverly Hills hotel that told police Garcia did more than $15,000 in damage, and that he has no criminal record.

Ryan Garcia's hotel vandalism charge and case stemming from a June 8 incident at the Waldorf Astoria in Beverly Hills was dismissed on Tuesday, his attorneys told BoxingScene.

Ryan Garcia no longer has a pending felony vandalism charge as he waits for the end of his suspension. The charge, stemming from an incident at the Waldorf Astoria in Beverly Hills on June 8, was dismissed Tuesday,

Cooper III granted a civil compromise at the Airport Courthouse in dismissing the case over the objections of the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office. He also lectured Garcia as the boxer stood next to his attorney,

Ryan Garcia’s vandalism charge has been dismissed, much to the relief of the boxer. Garcia was arrested after reports he caused over $15,000 worth of damage at the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills hotel.