Ryan Garcia sent a message of encouragement to Anthony Joshua after the tragic car accident where he was injured and two people died on a highway in Nigeria.

In a post on his official account on about Anthony Joshua's situation, it makes me very sad. Praying for everyone in this situation. May God give you peace in this situation, Anthony. Tell the people you love that you love them, anything can happen," he wrote. According to a statement from the Nigerian Federal Highway Safety Corps, the Jeep Lexus—in which Anthony Joshua was traveling with three other people—was presumed to have been speeding when he lost control while trying to overtake and crashed into a parked truck on the Lagos-Ibidan Expressway in Makun, Ogun State. Police and media in Nigeria reported that the deceased were two British citizens, but their identities have not been fully released. According to reports, the victims were his personal trainer and his rehabilitation/high-performance and strength and conditioning coach. Bbaseyi Boluwatife, spokesperson for the Ogun State Police Command, confirmed to CNN that the British fighter—who suffered minor injuries—is doing well in the hospital and is responding to treatment Joshua is currently on vacation in the African country, as his parents are Nigerian, following his knockout victory over Jake Paul earlier this month. The English fighter was scheduled to return to the ring in February or March against Tyson Fury, but these plans may change after the incident. Anthony Joshua, 36, recovered from his knockout loss to Daniel Dubois last September after defeating Paul. The Briton has a record of 29 wins, 25 by knockout, and four losses.