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Ryan Garcia made a swift change to his budding boxing career on Feb. 11 when he split from heralded coach Eddy Reynoso and named the equally respected Joe Goossen as new head trainer.
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More like he didnt like Canelos tough love advice, Canelo told Ryan he needs to be mentally strong and Ryan wants sympathy and praise for admitting to depression, ryan is part of the new generation where victimhood and mental illness and weakness is praised. -
Figured as much. A little work on defense and like or hate him,he has the talent/skills to beat anyone at 135-140. After this tune-up maybe we can get JoJo or Fortuna after then on to one of the top guys at 135.
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I’ve always wondered how this didn’t happen more often. Top trainers usually Have 3-4 top fighters and training camps often overlap each other. As a top trainer, Hard to dedicate 100% of your time to one fighter.
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Seems like Garcia is the one who doesn't have time to work 100%.Comment
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Yeah, and it's also pointless to dedicate 100% of your time to one fighter, unless they're at the top of the boxing food chain money wise. Trainers make more money getting purse splits from training multiple fighters. They have to look after themselves tooOriginally posted by chepboxingking View Post
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What the article fails to mention is Canelo out of his own time would work with Garcia but the problem is Ryan is a prima Donna who wants all the attention in the gymComment
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didnt he take time away from the sport? why would a trainer give him 100 percent if hes not even fighting anyone lol. anyway hope the trainer change goes well and it helps to further his 'brand'
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Makes sense if he hadn’t seen Reynoso recently.Comment
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