In the past month, Ryan Garcia has experienced the ups and downs of his career. He put up the best performance of his career against old foe Devin Haney, knocking out three times and winning the bout by decision. But the pre-race overweight and post-race drug test results (Ryan Garcia was found to have used the banned drug Ostalin) drew criticism for Ryan Garcia's victory.
But Ryan Garcia seems to have the confidence to prove his innocence. In an interview with reporters, Garcia is already looking forward to his future fights, openly calling out super welterweight world champion Sebastian Fontora and another old rival, Gerventa Davis.
Now, Garcia has one more opponent, and that's former world champion Errol Spence Jr. Ryan Garcia said in an interview that he vowed to defeat Errol Spence Jr. and insisted that a bout between him and the former welterweight world champion would happen.
Judging by the weight of the last fight, Garcia should really consider playing a welterweight or super-welterweight bout. It may seem a bit unreliable to directly challenge for the World Champion title, but it is still feasible to challenge a former World Champion and play an adjustment match. And Errol Spence Jr. hasn't fought since losing three World Title titles to Terence Crawford last July. That's why Ryan Garcia keeps taking to social media to fight Errol Spence Jr.
Ryan Garcia told reporters who interviewed him: "I want to hit Errol Spence Jr., I'm not kidding this time, I'm serious, and this fight will definitely happen." I say this very seriously. Because he stole money from my coach, he was a bastard in my eyes. I'm going to do what Terence Crawford hasn't done, and that's getting Errol Spence Jr. out of the ring. I'm going to end Errol Spence Jr.'s career, I'm going to make him fall completely out of the game, I'm going to put him to sleep completely. ”
Ryan Garcia and Errol Spence Jr. are arguably familiar with each other, having both trained at the same coach, Derek James' boxing gym. But Errol Spence Jr. and Derrick James had a huge disagreement over the prize money and rose to the point of going to court. Derek James claims he deserves 10 per cent of Errol Spence Jr.'s revenue per game, and Errol Spence Jr. verbally agreed. Errol Spence Jr. denied the claim and filed a countersuit, demanding $250,000 in damages from Derek James and attorneys' fees.