The highly anticipated fight between Ryan Garcia and Gervonta Davis is just a day away, and tensions are rising as both camps prepare for the showdown. Recently, Mayweather Promotions CEO Leonard Ellerbe was accused of having spies in Garcia’s camp, but ‘KingRy’ seems unfazed by the allegations.

Ellerbe claimed that he knows everything about Garcia’s camp, from their sparring partners to their game plan. Moreover, he even suggested that he knows exactly what Garcia will be attempting to do in the ring. However, ‘KingRy’ argues that he fights the same way every time, his main weapon is his left hook, and the spies will not affect him.

Ryan Garcia brushes off alleged spies in his camp ahead of the Gervonta Davis fight

In a recent interview with Fight Hype, Garcia claimed that he couldn’t care less about the spies Ellerbe had allegedly sent. According to him, the promoter cannot change the outcome of the fight despite all his efforts to play games.

“I don’t care what he says. He can’t stop what’s already going to happen. Brother, you can send in all the spies and Judists that you can send out. It won’t stop what’s going to happen,” he said.

The accusations of spying may have some effect on Garcia. However, ultimately, it is up to the fighters to deliver in the ring. Garcia’s comments should help to ease any concerns that fans may have had about the fight being tainted by unsporting tactics. At the same time, Ellerbe’s comments should not be dismissed entirely. Although there may not be any truth to the spying allegations, it’s clear that both fighters are taking this bout very seriously, and are leaving no stone unturned in their preparation. Garcia and Davis both have a lot to prove, and they will be looking to make a statement on Saturday night. It’s a high-stakes matchup with significant implications for the sport, and fans can expect to see fireworks from start to finish.

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Leonard Ellerbe hints at spies in Ryan Garcia’s camp

In a clip posted by Fighter IQ, Ellerbe hinted that he might have spies in his rival’s camp. He claimed that he knew Garcia’s sparring partners, and what their plan is for the fight. Moreover, this was just practicing the “art of war” in Ellerbe’s playbook.

“I know exactly what they’ve been working on. I know who the sparring partners are. Again, this is the art of war, and you’re never going to be able to outthink us, and it’s all hands on deck over here. I can tell you what he’s going to come out and do” he said.

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It’s worth noting that accusations of spying are not uncommon in boxing. In a sport where every advantage counts, some trainers and managers will go to great lengths to gain an edge. Meanwhile, the mind games for this fight reached new heights after both fighters agreed to bet their purses in a ‘winner takes all’ wager. However, in the end, there are only two men fighting in the ring and no amount of spying or strategizing can guarantee victory. The fight promises to be one of the highlights of the year for boxing fans, and fans can look forward to a night of high-quality action and drama.

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