Ryan Garcia is not holding back when it comes to his upcoming fight against Devin Haney on April 20th. In Garcia’s mind, Haney is the perfect opponent for him, and he is confident that he will not only defeat him but also knock him out to claim the WBC light welterweight title.
Garcia believes that Haney has become too arrogant following his victories over Regis Prograis and Vasiliy Lomachenko. He feels that Haney is ‘king s***’ and wants to humble him in the ring. Garcia even goes as far as to say that Haney’s win over Lomachenko was a gift from the judges, and he wants to make sure that the outcome of his fight doesn’t rely on the judges’ decision.
According to Garcia, there is a clear distinction in skill level between him and Haney. He confidently states, “Devin is not on my level, and he will never be on my level.” Garcia views boxing as a form of entertainment and vows to deliver exciting fights to his fans, much like his idol, Oscar De La Hoya.
Garcia’s confidence extends beyond just his fighting abilities. He describes himself as a go-getter who always goes all-in, whether it’s in boxing or in other aspects of his life. He promises that fans will always get their money’s worth when he steps into the ring and performs at 100%.
One interesting aspect of Garcia’s training approach is his use of slow-motion shadowboxing. He explains that by boxing in slow motion, he is able to see things that he wouldn’t notice at regular speed. Garcia’s trainer, Derrick James, may not fully approve of this method, but Garcia finds it to be beneficial in his preparation for fights.
Ryan Garcia is not shy about his expectations for the upcoming fight against Devin Haney. He is confident in his abilities and determined to prove that he is the better fighter. With his entertaining style and unique training methods, Garcia is certainly a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world. Only time will tell if his predictions will come true on fight night.