All eyes are on Ryan Garcia in 2022, for obvious reasons. The young gun contested only once last year, post which he pulled out of a couple of fights. Despite that, Garcia asserted about staying active in 2022, thus engaging in some action-packed fights. For that, he’s also intrigued with some rigorous preparations. However, he was recently warned by his father about a noteworthy juncture.
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Garcia’s father, Henry Garcia, posted a sparring video of ‘King Ry’ and his brother Sean Garcia.
Here, he came up with a warning for Ryan Garcia.
Taking it to his Instagram, he wrote, “Even though there’s cameras rolling, KingRy and brother Sean still need to be careful during sparring. Every punch counts. Here is Ryan displaying speed and precision with little power; whereas Sean displays power shots. Let’s Goo!”
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Garcia, in the above video, didn’t land his best shots. And as his father mentioned, ‘King Ry’ displayed speed and precision with ‘little power’. A few months back, Ryan Garcia injured his hand, post which he remained calculated in his training sessions.
Also, ‘King Ry’ dropped a training video a few days back. In this video too, he refrained from using his right hand.
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Garcia is one of the most skilled young boxers inside the ring in recent times and he’s proven the same many times until now. However, his return fight might be different depending on his recovery and mental space.
When will Ryan Garcia step inside the ring?
Ryan Garcia is eager to compensate for his dismal 2021 boxing run, by staying active throughout this year. The 23-year-old might look to compete thrice to add some stellar wins to his resume.
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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)
For now, there’s no clarity on his first fight of 2022. However, it might happen somewhere around March or April.
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More than anyone, Garcia himself is inquisitive about proving his case to millions of fans around the world. That said, it’ll be interesting to see how he fares on his return.
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