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Ryan Garcia Leaks His DMs With Bobbi Althoff in Recent Social Media Rampage

Published 04/14/2024, 7:50 AM EDT

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Ryan Garcia appeared on Bobbi Althoff‘s popular podcast, ‘The Really Good Podcast, almost a month ago. The interaction between the two was laced with humor and playful banter. In a clip shared ahead of the episode’s release, Althoff asked Garcia about when he started his boxing career. Garcia confidently replied, “7 years old.” Althoff, with a quirky question, followed up by asking, “So, like 10 years ago? How old are you?

Garcia was caught off guard by Althoff’s question and burst into laughter, remarking, “I’m not 17. You are crazy.” When pressed again, Garcia admitted that he was 25 years old. Althoff, with her signature comedic flair, declared, “You are a baby.” This episode was loved by many boxing fans but some must be wondering how it came about. Well, Garcia has leaked the personal texts.

What’s truly brewing here?

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The texts between rising boxing star Ryan Garcia and popular podcaster Bobbi Althoff offer a glimpse into the making of their recently released podcast episode. The casual yet organized exchange highlights the easygoing rapport between the two, as they navigate the logistics of recording an engaging episode during the busy Super Bowl weekend. Althoff’s initial request to “teach [her] how to box” showcases her genuine interest in Garcia’s craft.

His offer to get her access to the Super Bowl demonstrates his generosity and desire to provide a unique experience. However, Althoff mentioned that she’d be spending time with her brother on that day and wouldn’t be able to attend the Super Bowl. Then Garcia responded, “Okay well if you want to come to the Super Bowl I can make it happen. But also maybe we set up a podcast there in Vegas.

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Althoff agreed to this request and asked him for a suitable time. Garcia left that decision to her and said that he could “make it work.” Bobbi replied, “Do you have a hotel room or somewhere we could do it? Maybe 10am?” The rest of the conversation was cropped from the screenshot. But as promised, Garcia did teach Bobbi Althoff some boxing moves.

Ryan Garcia helps Bobbi Althoff overcome a personal setback

Overtime Boxing shared a glimpse into this unlikely pairing, posting a photo and video on Instagram of Althoff training with lightweight sensation Ryan Garcia. The image captures the boxer holding pads as Althoff throws a crisp one-two combination. While the video showcases Garcia’s coaching prowess as he guides the podcaster through the movements.

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Althoff’s transition from interviewing legends like Drake to stepping into the ring speaks about her adventurous spirit and willingness to embrace new challenges. Amidst reports of her impending divorce, this training session with Garcia may serve as a welcomed respite, allowing Althoff to channel her energy and focus into a physical pursuit. The approving nod from Garcia, who simply utters “Good,” suggests that Althoff’s efforts have not gone unnoticed and that the boxer sees potential in her boxing abilities.

This interaction between the two high-profile personalities offers a unique and engaging content opportunity for their respective audiences. What are your thoughts on this collaboration? Tell us in the comments section.

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Chirag Radhyan

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Chirag Radhyan is a senior boxing writer at EssentiallySports. Having authored close to 2K articles, he is a live-coverage specialist, contributing to the detailed reportage of live boxing events ranging from the Jermell Charlo vs Canelo Alvarez bout to Ryan Garcia vs Gervonta Davis. Moreover, his coverage of the off-court drama between Jake Paul and Tommy Fury received widespread appreciation from readers.
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Snigdhaa Jaiswal