Ryan Garcia vs Jose Ramirez

According to Elie Sackback, Rolly priced himself out of a fight with Ryan Garcia, and now supposedly Ryan's next opponent will be Jose Ramirez.

That matchup might backfire for Ryan. I'm sure they're banking on Ramirez being faded, and I think Ramirez is faded.

The version of Ramirez that stopped Hooker 5 years ago would give Ryan a beatdown, but that version of Ramirez is likely gone.

 

https://twitter.com/DanRafael1/status/1748013989601181967?t=7ggchG0LUg5aKzaWqBBx3w&s=19

 

No doubt another journeyman is next for Ryan.

 

I'm expecting Ismael Barroso to be next for Ryan Garcia.

 

Barroso is an upgrade over romero

 

I would hope that Ryan would be able to beat Barroso and Rolly.

Let's not go overboard on Barroso's ancient ass. He got stopped by Crolla for fucks sake.

 

Saying he's better than romero is going overboard?

Wasn't he beating that fagget?

 

Nah, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that both Rolly and Barroso are very average fighters.

If Ryan keeps his focus, he should be able to beat either of them.

I didn't mean that you personally are going overboard on Barroso, but many are.

 

Why no ramirez? What a puss. Fuck him.

 

I don't respect Ramirez either. Blatantly ducked Regis. He and Ryan deserve eachother. Two pussies.

 

Avenal, California vs. Victorville, California.

!Viva El Centro!

 

My understanding is that G is pushing the fight and that Garcia doesn't want it.
Back when he was 17, 18 years old I thought that Ryan had an upside. I don't think that any more. He stayed too long with his father as trainer and he came out of that with a lot of bad habits. When he changed trainers he resisted efforts to break those habits and refused to do things that would have improved him as a fighter. That is why Goosen and Oscar reacted like they did after Ryan lost to Davis. In my estimation, if you were looking for the perfect representation of a guy that wants it all and thinks that he is entitled to it all- without trials, tribulations or effort beyond his natural gifts- Ryan would be your guy.
G, in my opinion, is looking to cash him out. Let me phrase that differently...they are looking to give him a put up or shut up fight. Potentially Garcia can sell a bunch of PPVs but, if he is a pain in the ass to deal with, there comes a point where it isn't worth it. And there is another guy in the pipeline, a California guy with a way better amateur background than Ryan and, promoted independently, he has already fought way better competition (other than Davis) than Ryan.
I have no idea why abbreviating Golden Boy Promotions keeps translating to the yellow face.

 

Ryan has been unhappy with Oscar ever since Oscar said in an interview that they had cherry picked Ryan's opponents as he was coming up. The interviewer kind of pressured him and got him to say it reluctantly.

 

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/3XKGj6UgKEs

 

Did odh cry during that press conference?

 

His eyes get watery when he gets emotional. (He alo looked hung over.)

From 2002 (2:11)

 

Spence dropped out of the rematch, and so Garcia should get all the smoke and challenge Crawford instead

 

^ greatest mismatch in boxing history that could probably turn a ppv profit

 

Even casuals know that Ryan is a fraud after the Tank fight. I don't think Crawford vs Ryan would be a huge box office success. Everyone with half a brain would know it's a public execution.

The biggest money matchup for Ryan now is Haney.

Obviously, Haney's a big favorite, but promoters can sell their amateur history and convince the public that Ryan has a chance.

There's nooooooooo selling Ryan having a chance against Bud.

 

Crawford garcia would sell more ppvs than haney garcia. No one likes haney

 

Weight classes exist for a reason.

 

I'm not sure about that. I would disagree. I don't think casuals are as dumb as you think. Maybe they could afford to be dumb when PPVs were cheaper, but at $100 a PPV pop, you can't fool many people except for teenage girls into thinking that Crawford vs Ryan is a legit matchup. There's also a generational gap between them that makes it hard to sell.

Haney and Garcia are both young, and it's an easier sell. As I said, Golden Boy can hammer the angle that Ryan fought on even terms with Haney in the amateurs. Following the shit talking press tour, enough people would be convinced that Ryan has a chance that it would end up doing good numbers on PPV. Not nearly AS many buys as Tank-Garcia, but I will hold my opinion that it would outsell Crawford vs Ryan.

The general public is somewhat gullible, but they ain't thaaattttt fuckin gullible to buy Crawford-Garcia.

 

Ryan rejects the Ramirez fight:

Ryan Garcia Throws A Wrench In The Works: Ramirez Fight Rejected - Boxing News

 

I can't stand that Eastside writers inject their own retarded takes into articles. Just report hard news, dumbasses.

I'm not all that convinced that Ramirez is too much for Ryan in 2023.

Ramirez's prime was 2018-2021. I think he's well past it now. Ryan might be way too fast for him at this point.

But that's me believing in Ryan more than he believes in himself.

 

Yeah. I didn't like that 'editorial' either.

 

Just As I said

 

I'm rooting for Ryan. Rolly is a botched abortion.

My head also says that Ryan will win, and by stoppage. Rolly will walk into Ryan's check hook chin first.

IF Rolly stops Ryan though (a possibility) then it's definitely the end of the line for Ry.

 

Oscar posting a half naked pic of himself on Instagram.

The booze and coke really have a grip on Goldie.

 

Rolly Romero and Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz have finalized a deal to fight for Romero’s WBA 140-pound title on March 30 in Las Vegas, sources tell ESPN. Fight will serve as the PPV co-main to Tim Tszyu-Keith Thurman. Cruz moves up to 140 pounds for the title shot.

According to the cappinger, i (and garcia) were wrong