Lightweight boxing rookie Ryan Garcia (21-0, 18KO), who has parted ways with coach Eddie Renoso, decided to hire Joe Goossen as his new coach as his next game just around the corner. As for the inside story of Garcia's and Renoso's breakup, Garcia revealed in the latest interview that Renoso was too busy, implying that the other party could not guide him one-on-one.
Renaulto is also the coach of Canello Avarez, Oscar Valdez and Andy Ruiz Jr., and Garcia, 23, bluntly stated that he needed a coach who had time to train himself before playing against Emmanuel Tiger on April 9.
Garcia worked with Renault in 2018, it's not clear how much he's grown in the last 4 years? As boxing fans have seen, "Chubby" Ruiz hopes to make a new breakthrough through Renoso's guidance, but for now it seems that he has gotten worse.
Because Renault created the famous Avarez, so many boxers naively believe that as long as they cooperate with Renault, they will become the next Avarez, but the reason why Avarez became famous, in addition to the Factor of Reynoldso, is more due to his talent and hard work, and even many people feel that it is Avarez who has achieved Renoso's status as a famous coach, such as Avarez after losing to Floyd Mayweather in 2013, and has taken a series of measures to improve himself, which has nothing to do with Renoso.
Garcia said: "Regarding the change of coach, it has nothing to do with hate, ego and anything unpleasant, it's a matter of time, basically that's it, I know Renoso has to go to work, he's too busy, so I respect that, Renoso has to do his thing. As long as we keep going and keep working hard, we will make a breakthrough on the current path, we will fight for the world championship, one day we will get all the gold belts, and then climb up again. ”
Was Garcia right to leave Renoso? How much will the new coach Goossen help him improve? Everything takes time to give an answer. Now, Garcia's top priority is to prepare for the clash with African Ghanaian boxer Tiger, which is Garcia's first comeback since his victory over Luke Campbell last January, which is of extraordinary significance, and if Garcia can successfully defeat Tiger, he is expected to challenge the WBC (Franchise Champion), WBA, IBF and WBO at the end of this year.
Garcia was confident in the battle against Tiger and expressed a desire to win in a cleaner way. Garcia said: "It's crazy if I knock him down in 15 seconds, it's probably the fastest time I'll knock down an opponent, I'm going to go there and punch and see what happens, it's going to be a fatal blow. ”