Ryan Garcia: page 33

Arnold Barboza Was Ready for Devin Haney If Required, But Still Set for Sean McComb

Unbeaten contender Arnold Barboza admits he has stayed ready, waiting in the wings if Ryan Garcia did not make it into the ring against Devin Haney. Barboza was announced as the main event substitute when Haney-Garcia first came to fruition, and it looked at several points over the past few weeks that his services might be called upon. However, Barboza appears set to maintain his spot on the undercard in the co-main, against Ireland’s Sean McComb (18-1, 5 KOs).

Daily Bread Mailbag: Haney vs. Garcia Breakdown, The Future Of Boots, Crawford-Madrimov Talk And Young Stars

Daily Bread Mailbag: Haney vs. Garcia Breakdown, The Future Of Boots, Crawford-Madrimov Talk And Young Stars

George Kambosos Jr. Predicts Devin Haney Stoppage Win Against Ryan Garcia

Former unified lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr. fought 24 rounds and lost twice against Devin Haney on home soil in Australia in 2022.  Kambosos is incredibly familiar with the dominant Haney’s (31-0, 15 KOs) supreme skillset as “The Dream” faces Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 KOs) on Saturday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Much like many observers and bookmakers are backing the -900 betting favorite Haney to beat the seemingly unfit-to-fight Garcia, so is Kambosos. “I spoke to Devin Haney [last week]. We have a great relationship and a lot of respect for each other,” Kambosos told BoxingScene in an interview.

Key Period for Golden Boy as Oscar De La Hoya Faces Three Big Weeks

Ryan Garcia: I Don’t Need To Box – I Do It Because I Love It and I’m That Good

Photos: Devin Haney-Ryan Garcia Weigh-In

Photos from the weigh-in between WBC junior welterweight champion Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia, which takes place on Saturday, April 20 on DAZN PPV live from Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Maybe Ryan Garcia’s Behavior Really Is Just an ‘Act,’ Says Luke Campbell

Is Ryan Garcia actually spiraling or, as former opponent Luke Campbell wonders, is Garcia, as he claims, putting on a show? We'll find out Saturday when Garcia faces Devin Haney at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

With a Heavy Heart, Devin Haney Dedicates Fight to Late Grandmother

Many to Blame for Ryan Garcia Coming in Overweight – Mainly the Fighter

The defining scenes of Ryan Garcia preparing for his second shot at a world title by running sprints with a cell phone in his right hand are even more damning than him remaining on his knee following a body shot. By prioritizing his social media campaign over his chance to be a world champion, Garcia has told us everything we need to know about his interest in boxing.

Garcia Claims He 'Put Himself Through Hell' After Failing To Make Weight For Haney And Paying $1.5M Forfeit

Ryan Garcia insisted he “put himself through hell” to make weight for his fight on Saturday evening with Devin Haney.  At Friday afternoon’s weigh-in at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York, where on Saturday they will fight, he weighed in at 143.2lbs for a fight that was contracted at 140lbs, making him ineligible to win Haney’s WBC super-lightweight title.