
Mario Barrios leans on insider knowledge and nature to defeat Ryan Garcia
Mario Barrios became a champion training under Virgil Hunter in the Bay Area, then a two-division titlist while cornered by Bob Santos in Las Vegas.
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Mario Barrios became a champion training under Virgil Hunter in the Bay Area, then a two-division titlist while cornered by Bob Santos in Las Vegas.

Mario Barrios will defend his WBC welterweight title against Ryan Garcia. David Greisman lets know where you can watch the fight, and what the stakes are.

Fury ditches his trainer, Garcia clashes with Goossen, and Davis–Haney tension heats up as boxing’s storylines intensify.

Ryan Garcia has taken aim at his former trainer, Joe Goossen, for working with upcoming opponent Mario Barrios, but Goossen has nothing bad to say about Garcia – or anyone else, for that matter.

Barrios isn't minimizing Garcia's talent, but he's confident that he has what it takes to come out victorious anyway in the main event of their pay-per-view on February 21.

Mario Barrios and Ryan Garcia made the safety-check weight Saturday, complying with WBC rules seven days out from their February 21 welterweight title fight in Las Vegas.

Ryan Garcia hit the target for his weight check ahead of his upcoming challenge of welterweight titlist Mario Barrios, but his submission was not in full compliance of the WBC’s rules.

Welterweight belt holder Mario Barrios and challenger Ryan Garcia complied with the WBC's requirement to submit to a 14-day weight check and were within the acceptable limit.

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