Ryan Garcia: record, next fight and profile →
After the latest discord with Ryan Garcia, promoter Oscar De La Hoya insists his relationship with his star charge is still rooted in mutual understanding.
It turns out, Ryan Garcia doesn’t hold all of the cards at 140 pounds. Although he came up short against Gervonta Davis in 2023, the 25-year-old believes he became a pay-per-view star overnight. According to reports, Garcia played a huge role in their PPV generating over one million buys.
By Keith Idec - Oscar De La Hoya denied Thursday that his company was ever close to finalizing a deal for Ryan Garcia to challenge WBA super lightweight champion Rolly Romero in a DAZN Pay-Per-View main event April 20. Garcia expressed surprise and disappointment on social media Thursday because he believed De La Hoya’s Golden Boy
No one was more surprised or disappointed than Ryan Garcia to learn Thursday that Rolly Romero will fight Isaac Cruz next, not him. Garcia thought late Wednesday night that representatives for him and Romero were in the process of finalizing a deal for them to fight April 20 for Romero’s WBA super lightweight title. Premier Boxing Champions instead announced Thursday
Once-beaten Michel Rivera (25-1) is tired of the back and forth between Ryan Garcia and Rolando “Rolly” Romero. The two super lightweights have gone back and forth on social media while a potential fight between the two has fizzled out.
Rolando 'Rolly' Romero has a considerably different view on the fallout in a previously targeted clash with Ryan Garcia. The reigning WBA junior welterweight titlist has taken exception to the claim made by Oscar De La Hoya, Garcia’s promoter, that Romero priced himself out of the attractive matchup. That excuse was provided by the Hall of Fame
MP Promotions President Sean Gibbons, who promotes tough Mexican boxer Isaac Cruz, believes his fighter should get the next crack at junior welterweight star Ryan Garcia.
Before he became an incredibly popular fighter, Ryan Garcia made a promise to himself. Win a world title. Well, Garcia is entering year eight of his pro career and he hasn’t come close to achieving his goal. In fact, the 26-year-old has failed to even fight for one.
The tug of war between Ryan Garcia and Oscar De La Hoya continues around who the super lightweight star should fight next. The Hall of Fame fighter turned promoter suggested Wednesday that a scrap between Garcia and Golden Boy’s newly signed, former 140-pound unified titlist Jose Ramirez was looking like it was getting close to happening.
Oscar De La Hoya apparently is trying to make a different high-profile fight for Ryan Garcia next. De La Hoya announced on social media Wednesday that his company, Golden Boy Promotions, is close to finalizing a deal for Garcia to fight former WBC/WBO 140-pound champion Jose Ramirez next. Ramirez recently signed a multi-fight contract with Golden Boy after parting ways with longtime promoter Top Rank Inc.