Danny Garcia: page 26

Danny Garcia: I'm A Hall Of Fame Fighter - Right Now!

Danny Garcia believes he already dons a dossier that’s worthy of etching his name in boxing immortality in Canastota, New York. “I definitely feel that I am a Hall of Famer fighter — right now — if you look at the last decade, and what I’ve accomplished,” Garcia told BoxingScene.com in an interview. “I’ve been headlining world title fights since 2012. I fought 13 former world champions. I won three titles in two different divisions. You can’t really ask for more from a fighter.”

Danny Garcia: Pacquiao is a Legend - But I'm a Legend Killer!

Danny Garcia Wants Thurman Rematch; Never Got Over Loss

Danny Garcia wants to fight Manny Pacquiao or Errol Spence Jr. later this year. Garcia hasn’t given up hope, however, on the pursuit of avenging his first professional defeat. The Philadelphia native “definitely” hopes he can secure a rematch with Keith Thurman while the former welterweight champions remain in their physical primes.

Danny Garcia On Pacquiao: Have To Beat A Legend To Be A Legend

Spence said recently that he’ll come back around the same time Pacquiao is expected fight. The unbeaten IBF/WBC welterweight champion also stated that he doesn’t want a tune-up fight in his first appearance since suffering cuts to his face and dental damage during a one-car accident October 10 in Dallas.

Expect Garcia, Wilder, Loma To Provide 2020's Biggest Highlights

If you’ve gotten to this point and aren’t happy, it’s your own fault. You should have seen it coming last year. In keeping with tradition in this Tuesday morning space, we proactively greet the New Year with a preview of stories other boxing scribes will be reacting to about 12 months from now.

Danny Garcia: If Errol Spence Is Better, Then We'll Fight

Danny Garcia was as encouraged as anyone to learn Errol Spence Jr. plans to go straight to a tough fight in 2020. Spence mentioned Garcia and Manny Pacquiao as the two opponents he most wants to face in his first fight after an October 10 car accident caused facial lacerations and dental damage to the star southpaw. The unbeaten IBF/WBC welterweight champion returned to the gym earlier this month and told FOX’s Brian Kenny during a live interview Saturday night that he has been cleared medically to resume all boxing training.

Danny Garcia: Fight With Me Would Be Biggest Crawford's Been In

There clearly are meaningful fights against potential opponents also represented by Al Haymon that would be easier to make for Danny Garcia. The former WBC welterweight champion still would welcome a shot at Terence Crawford’s WBO 147-pound crown. One of Bob Arum’s employees made a $4 million offer to Garcia’s father/trainer, Angel Garcia, before they eventually settled on Amir Khan as Crawford’s foe for an April 20 fight at Madison Square Garden.

Danny Garcia: I Have To Stop Redkach; Win In Spectacular Fashion

Danny Garcia stopped short of agreeing that it’d be a failure if he doesn’t knock out Ivan Redkach next month. The former WBC welterweight champion would be disappointed, though, if he doesn’t dominate Redkach the same way he handled Adrian Granados in Garcia’s last fight. Philadelphia’s Garcia (35-2, 21 KOs) knocked down Granados three times and became the first opponent to stop the tough, durable Granados (20-8-2, 14 KOs, 1 NC) inside the distance when he knocked him out in the seventh round April 20 in Carson, California.

Redkach: The Plan is Simple - Knock Danny Garcia Out!

Hard-hitting Ivan "El Terrible" Redkach had at one point been scheduled to face former four division champion Adrien Broner, but he will instead face one of the top contenders in the welterweight division. Redkach will challenge two-division world champion Danny "Swift" Garcia in a WBC welterweight title eliminator on Saturday, January 25 from Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Trout Dropping Down To 147 - Targets Garcia, Broner, Thurman

On February 1st Austin Trout (31-5-1) will return to the ring for the first time since his May 25th draw against Terrell Gausha. His fight against an opponent that will be announced in the near future will be his first as part of a new lucrative deal with The Impact Network. The bout will top a tripleheader that will be broadcast live from Ruidoso, New Mexico, which is close to Trout's hometown of Las Cruces.