Ryan Garcia

Ryan Garcia returned for his second fight of 2022 with a step up in competition.

- Ryan Garcia vs. TV & Streaming Devices Mobile Devices The card streams on DAZN in over 200 countries across the globe. The 32-year-old bounced back with a first-round knockout over Rafael Hernandez in February. Garcia and Fortuna were supposed to fight in July 2021, but the former pulled out due to his mental health.

Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia have been linked with a fight for several years and a bout may be one step close after the latter's KO victory over Javier ...

"That’s the fight that we’re going to go after and I strongly feel that the only way this fight can happen is by the fans rallying behind Ryan and myself and beating the drum and making noise," he said. By the fourth round, Garcia started to fire away at Fortuna and he made his breakthrough with a whipping left hook to the body which saw his opponent take a knee. The referee waved off the contest, leaving Garcia one step closer to a challenge against Davis. Garcia's promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, confirmed talks will now begin to stage what he believes is the biggest fight in boxing. I’m trying to tell you that I have the spirit of competition in me and you’re going to see it come out when I fight Tank and whip his a**. Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” He settled down in the second period starting to dominate proceedings. There have always been obstacles to the fight as Davis is signed to Premier Boxing Champions and Garcia is contracted to Golden Boy Promotions.

BOXING star Ryan Garcia once again displayed his knockout power as he blasted out Javier Fortuna in the sixth round.The 23-year-old extended his perfe.

"I’m never afraid, I have a spirit of competition in me, and you’re going to see that come out when I fight Tank and whoop his ass.” And while he expressed his desire to pit his wits against Davis, Garcia insisted the WBA lightweight king will have to fight him at 140lbs. He then finished the contest in the sixth with a brutal left hook to the head that forced Fortuna to take a knee.

Ryan Garcia wants to fight Gervonta Davis next following his impressive knockout win over Javier Fortuna.

Then they send an offer, and we send an offer, and then we figure it out. So I’ll be putting my whole heart to try and make this fight.’ I call him out because that’s generally what I want to do. That fight’s going to give me the respect I deserve. ‘We’ll figure it out with the teams, and we’ll make it happen. ‘I’m going to record all the negotiations so you can’t say I’m ducking.

Garcia wants Gervonta Davis next and is looking the perfect package in a business desperate for a social-media darling with the skills of a fighting demon.

During the last year or so, Garcia has been in and out of the headlines, accused of not having the heart for the dirty, old game and wanting to be a celebrity and not a fighter. Garcia is the model and Jake Paul is the dreamer in this new twilight arena. In round five, Garcia got a bit closer and turned the hook a bit higher and Fortuna crumpled. In the sixth, Garcia put together a seamless three-punch combination of left, right and left hook; Fortuna dropped for the last time. A left hook under the elbow in round four was the first knockdown and it was a blur of perfection, even in slow motion. Fortuna realised early in the fight that he had no match for Garcia’s ambition and speed.

Ryan Garcia has once again called out WBA lightweight champion Gervonta Davis after he continued his comeback with an impressive stoppage win over Javier ...

I was sharp," Garcia said. "I was crisp. "That's going to give me the respect I deserve."

The American fighter maintained his unbeaten record. Ryan Garcia celebrated his second win as he maintains his comeback following a 15-month absence. Garcia was ...

You seen how I fought.” Garcia was away for more than a year after defeating Luke Campbell in January 2021 when he decided to step away from the sport with mental health problems. I just had to put it all together and you seen that come together today.

Following his stoppage win over Javier Fortuna, Ryan Garcia was quick to name potential future foes.

With Garcia now claiming that he will fight at 140lbs for the foreseeable future, a clash with Lopez could be on the cards. This would be a huge fight for the careers of both men. He was the first name out of Garcia’s mouth following his win over Fortuna continuing what has been a long running feud between the pair.

Ryan Garcia picked up arguably the biggest win of his career on Saturday night as he dispatched of the former WBA super-featherweight champion Javier Fortuna. The 23-year-old dropped Fortuna in the fourth, fifth, and sixth rounds before the fight at ...

There’s going to be riots if he don’t want to do it. “But he’s going to want to do it. And if he doesn’t, then I’ll go fight some 140-pounder,” Garcia said.

Ryan Garcia continued his impressive unbeaten record last night, with a sixth round KO victory over Javier Fortuna at the crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

After the two previous knockdowns, this one 27 seconds into round six resulted in Fortuna dropping to his knee and spitting out his gumshield. Prior to the fight, Fortuna, whose record reads 37-4-1, wanted to show the world how overrated he felt 23-year-old Garcia is. This was a fight that had been a long time in the making, with the pair originally set to fight in July 2021, but Garcia pulled out citing mental health reasons.

Ryan Garcia (23-0, 19 KOs) manages to secure his 19th career knockout by dominating Javier Fortuna.

The fifth round resulted in the second knockdown landed by Garcia when he scrambles the senses of his opponent with a brilliant left hook again. With 30 seconds remaining in the second round, the 23-year-old landed a lethal two-punch combination. He landed the first punches with a combination of left jabs and left hooks.

Ryan Garcia said he would never fight at lightweight again after defeating Javier Fortuna. Last year, Garcia was the WBC interim champion at 135lbs but ...

That could see a fight against Gervonta Davis be made at junior welterweight, - Ryan Garcia explains how Javier Fortuna made him fight better Ryan Garcia said he would never fight at lightweight again after defeating Javier Fortuna.

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He thought I was going for the head but I switched it on him. He finished off Fortuna in the sixth, with a combination that put him down for the full count. “I want to thank God first and foremost,” said Garcia. “I know that I performed well for myself.

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Garcia and Davis have been gravitating towards one another on the forecast as a Category 5, but it might dissipate into a gust of hot air. The aforementioned Crawford and Spence super fight only came to fruition after the former separated from Top Rank. Davis is still repped by Premier Boxing Champions, who are known to keep the boxers in their stable out of reach from upper echelon fighters who can put a dent in their records. The 5-foot-5 Davis is already giving up five inches to the towering Garcia and three inches in reach. Of all the lightweight sharks, Garcia has the second-highest knockout ratio to Davis and even that statistic undervalues Garcia’s power. The designated weight is bound to be a point of contention in the negotiations. Garcia’s vow to fight Davis became the headline, but there’s one caveat in the fine print of his post-match harangue that could thrust this fight into development hell.

With Ryan Garcia's win over Javier Fortuna, we look at the possible options for his next fight.

Would ‘The Dream’ be as keen if the title was in the possession of Garcia? Hughes and his manager, Andrew ‘Stefy’ Bull, have publicly called for the fight. For all his offensive prowess, Linares is defensively vulnerable and it is that fragility, combined with the Venezuelan’s accomplishments which could make him an attractive option to Garcia’s team. This one is unlikely to be next, but money talks, and there would be an awful lot generated by a bout between two of the most exciting young fighters in the world. Garcia is either an optimist who believes that promoters, broadcasters and weight classes should not be prohibitive to the best fighting each other, or someone who wants credit for demanding the bouts fans want to see, knowing there is little to no chance of them happening. Both men are signed to Golden Boy Promotions, so the bout could be easily made. Perhaps, Garcia has entered the stage of his career where he can make up his own weight classes as Canelo Alvarez did at various points. A clash between Garcia and Lopez has similar obstacles to overcome as the Davis fight, just replace PBC with Top Rank, and Showtime with ESPN. However, the bout is not straight forward to make. That has always happened between rival television stations, it remains to be seen whether such an agreement could be reached with a streaming platform like DAZN. On this showing, he appeared to be the former, rather than the latter. It will take greater tests that this to assess just how high the 23-year-old’s ceiling is. Still, you can only beat what is in front of you, and Garcia certainly looked the part in doing so.