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Ryan Garcia wins his WBC Silver and NABO lightweight title bout against Philippine rival Romero Duno at MGM Grand Garden | Courtesy: Getty Images
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Ryan Garcia wins his WBC Silver and NABO lightweight title bout against Philippine rival Romero Duno at MGM Grand Garden | Courtesy: Getty Images
Ryan Garcia ranks among the top-rated young boxing sensations. In a short span of time, he has become a supreme boxing star. He has leveraged his social media and with that, he’s hit the right chords in terms of connectivity with his fans. That said, everyone is keen to tune in for all of his fights and they keep a track of Garcia’s upcoming fights.
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For now, there’s no set date for ‘King Ry’s return to the game. But he’ll step inside the squared circle soon to fulfill his wish of fighting and also to resurrect his boxing stint.
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Recently, he took it to his Twitter handle to issue a fiery statement on his subsequent fights. Garcia wrote, “2022 is going to be my year”
“Only Huge fights LETS GO!!”
2022 is going to be my year 🥊
Only Huge fights LETS GO!! 👊🏼
— RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) August 24, 2021
‘King Ry’ took his last fight in January 2021 and since then he took a long layoff, thus developing substantial ring rust. He also won the WBC interim lightweight title by beating the Brit, Luke Campbell. In this fight, the 23-year-old showed absolute class as he went down on the canvas first but eventually got up and annihilated his adversary to claim a win.
But since he had no activity, the WBC stripped him of his title and now he’ll have to gain that back to fight bigger opponents ahead. More than anyone else, he is ecstatic to battle out the best men in his division and cement his reign consequently.
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Until now, he’s exchanged verbal blows with Gervonta Davis and the WBC lightweight champ, Devin Haney. Chiefly, there’s a high possibility of him facing either of these fighters in the coming time.
Who should Ryan Garcia face on his return?
Garcia has many rivals in the talent stacked lightweight division and the above-mentioned names are on top of the list for him.
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – NOVEMBER 02: Referee Tony Weeks sends Ryan Garcia to a neutral corner after he knocked down Romero Duno in the first round of a lightweight fight at MGM Grand Garden Arena on November 2, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Garcia won with a first-round TKO. (Photo by Steve Marcus/Getty Images)
However, since he’s had no activity over the past few months, the chances of him facing Haney or Davis are extremely slim. ‘King Ry’ might first have to battle out the current WBC interim champ, Joseph Diaz. And if he gets past the former, then he’d be on top of the contention to face the real bigwigs of his division.
It’ll be interesting to see how things play out for the internet sensation in the coming few days.
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