Ryan Garcia has actually been the topic of many remarks from Devin Haney and his dad, Bill Haney. During the weigh-in hung on Friday, Haney (with an outstanding record of 31 wins and 0 losses, consisting of 15 knockouts) clearly pointed out the possibility of an extremely prepared for rematch in between himself and Garcia later on this year, stirring enjoyment amongst boxing fans.

Haney is set to deal with Jose Ramirez in what is billed as the primary assistance bout on tonight’s amazing battle card at Times Square. He with confidence guarantees to provide a boosted efficiency, asserting that Ramirez is “gonna get hurt.” He included, “It all starts with Jose, and once I get past Jose, I’m gonna get to Ryan,” suggesting his laser concentrate on the approaching difficulty.

Garcia, holding a record of 24 wins and 1 loss (with 20 knockouts), is exclusively focusing on his approaching battle versus Rolly Romero (with a record of 16 wins and 2 losses, consisting of 13 knockouts). He highlights that his focus stays steadfastly on Rolly, dismissing interruptions from Haney and his camp.

“I’m not here to give energy to the Haneys, because I’m focused on Rolly,” Garcia mentioned absolutely. “Without beating Rolly, we can’t have the rematch with Haney. I’m blessed to have this opportunity, and we’re ready to do our job.” His decision shows his dedication to prosper in the ring and pursue his champion goals.

Garcia likewise reveals self-confidence in his physical condition, specifying that he feels strong and in shape at the 147 pound limitation. He thinks this weight class is where he really belongs.

“This is the weight class I belong in, and I’m excited to start my journey at 147,” he stated passionately. “I’m gonna show out.” His interest for entering this brand-new department signals his preparedness to handle brand-new difficulties and display his abilities.