Does Ryan G. give you Victor Ortiz vibes?

[-Kev-]

I take it you aren't a fan


The kid is very annoying but he brings eyes to the sport.


I think Tank, Loma or Lopez beat him up.


Haney is a good fight I would like to see

Of Andrade, no, not at all.

Of Ryan Garcia, yes. He has my support. I like that he is calling out the best and not talking about “speak to my promoter” when asked who he wants. I’m actually disappointed at boxing fans writing him off and comparing him to Ortiz and Khan.

[whollisboxing]

I don’t care what a Campbell was ranked he looked like a guy there for a check. If someone told me he threw that fight I would’ve believed them. The man had Ryan hurt and didn’t throw another punch for over a minute.

Ryan came back throwing bombs and it's not like he was stumbling around the ring. He was dazed a bit but far from finished, also Garcia has the faster hands and Campbell didn't wanna get reckless.

[Outwest Exp 355]

Ryan came back throwing bombs and it's not like he was stumbling around the ring. He was dazed a bit but far from finished, also Garcia has the faster hands and Campbell didn't wanna get reckless.

So his strategy was to quit. Got it.

[whollisboxing]

I swear, when this guy steps up competition for his next fight, he will get badly hurt.

Kinda remind me when Ortiz fought Maidana and Berto.

Ryan Garcia could get hurt because of his defensive flaws, however he also sacrifices defense for offense because he has fight-changing speed and power.

It's definitely a high-wire act and I'm curious to see how his career progresses.

[whollisboxing]

So his strategy was to quit. Got it.

If by quitting you mean trying to set up his attack instead of swinging wildly then yes, he "quit" after taking the lead with an early and unexpected knockdown in the fight of his life.

I'm sure Campbell said:

"You know what? I know I could become a hero back home if I score this upset but I think I'll let Ryan hang around until the 7th round. Then I'll let him stop me with a body shot"

Yeah, the fix was definitely in.....

[Pigeons]

He just beat an Olympic Gold medalist with good power and good skills, who was ranked #4 at 135. Ortiz never did that. Ortiz literally lost in his first step up fight. Maidana was ranked #8 at 140.

Also Ortiz’s sole win vs a top 10 fighter was Berto.

Look at this f**ggot building up Luke f**cking Campbell.

[-Kev-]

Look at this f**ggot building up Luke f**cking Campbell.

He was good when your countryman beat him. Why isn’t he good when Ryan KOed him?

[Outwest Exp 355]

If by quitting you mean trying to set up his attack instead of swinging wildly then yes, he "quit" after taking the lead with an early and unexpected knockdown in the fight of his life.

I'm sure Campbell said:

"You know what? I know I could become a hero back home if I score this upset but I think I'll let Ryan hang around until the 7th round. Then I'll let him stop me with a body shot"

Yeah, the fix was definitely in.....

Nobody said a damn thing about swinging wildly. How about swinging period. He fought that fight like a sparring partner that wanted to get called back.

[Pigeons]

He was good when your countryman beat him. Why isn’t he good when Ryan KOed him?

I don't know if he was good, he was just the #1 contender for a vacant belt. I looked up his BoxRec. Over the past 3 1/2 years, he's 3-3 in his last 6 fights with his victories coming over Troy James (never heard of him until today), Adrian Yung (never heard of him until today), and Yvan Mendy (I've heard of Yvan at least, Yvan was the first to beat and expose Luke).

[whollisboxing]

Nobody said a damn thing about swinging wildly. How about swinging period. He fought that fight like a sparring partner that wanted to get called back.

I saw him throwing lefts to the head and body throughout the fight but to each his own.