Comments Thread For: Danny Garcia: I'm Ready To Take Over The Welterweight Division!

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As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, former world super lightweight and welterweight world boxing champion Danny Garcia (33-1, 19 KOs) returns from the first loss of his career in February against former world champion Brandon Rios, it was announced a few days ago. The fight will headline a February 17the Showtime televised card at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas that also includes unbeaten David Benavidez making his first World Boxing Council super middleweight title defense in a rematch with Ronald Gavril.
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[Derranged]

By fighting Brandon Rios- a greatly diminished fighter with no defense who's only fought once in the past two years....

[steeve steel]

"What's interesting in this fight with Brandon Rios is NOTHING"

[Pennsauken1]

I like Garcia’s confidence, you have to believe in yourself, he is one of the top welterweights in the game, this is going to be a fun and exciting fight to watch, Rios had his up and downs, now is back focused, back with Robert Garcia and has dedicated himself back to boxing, looking forward to this matchup

[Graz]

Brandon Rios is hand picked. Team Danny can’t fathom another loss for their boy.

[thack]

Don't tell me knocking out the most delusional kid in boxing Amir Khan has actually made Danny delusional ....back in your box Danny there's much better welterweights than you in there.

[TedDibiase]

You haven't had the most demanding schedule in the last two years. Brandon Rios will give you a decent fight

[Califire209]

You like to come forward when you fight fighters like Rod salka but when we have an aggressive fighter like Robert Guerrero coming at you, you usually fight backing up.

[mxtali]

He had a 10 month layoff after the Guerrero fight..

[Bobby Shaw]

Garcia's time is up. A gate keeper at the most. His demise has been evident of late, getting one or 2 controversial decisions but he has taken wear and tear. He is a bit slow and with his less than impressive work rate he can't beat the best at welterweight any more. He was an ok fighter at the best and benefitted from timing.