Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney Make Weight for Fights on Times Square Boxing Card

The boxing tripleheader in New York City's Times Square on Friday night is officially set after Thursday's weigh-ins.

Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez Jr. all made weight for their respective bouts, per ESPN's Andreas Hale.

Garcia weighed in at 146.8 pounds for his welterweight main event fight against Rolando "Rolly" Romero (146.6 pounds).

Haney weighed in at 143 pounds for his 144-pound catchweight fight against Jose Ramirez (143.8). Lopez, who will be defending his WBO junior welterweight title, weighed in at 139.6 pounds for his matchup against interim titleholder Arnold Barboza Jr. (139.8).

Friday's main event will be Garcia's first time in the ring since his decision win over Haney last year. He scored four knockdowns in arguably the most impressive performance of his career, but his successful night quickly turned into a nightmare situation.

Garcia's win was overturned to a no contest after he tested positive for the performance-enhancing drug Ostarine. The New York State Athletic Commission suspended him for a year before recently reinstating him for Friday's fight against Romero. In addition to his suspension, he also forfeited a fraction of his fight purse to Haney for weighing in 3.2 pounds over the contracted weight of 140 pounds.

Haney also hasn't fought since facing Garcia last year, but his undefeated record is still intact after the fight was ruled a no contest. Hale noted that if both Garcia and Haney are successful on Friday night, "the expectation is that they will face off in a highly anticipated rematch later this year."

Lopez last competed in June when he earned a decision win over Steve Claggett to retain his junior welterweight crown. Barboza became the interim champion after defeating Jack Catterall by split decision in February.

Friday's event will mark the first time that a boxing event will be held outdoors in New York City, so these boxers will surely be looking to put on a show in front of excited fans in Times Square.