Canelo Alvarez Remains Brutally Honest as Ryan Garcia Requests to Rejoin the Team

Fans have raised concerns about Ryan Garica parting ways with his trainer, Joe Goossen. The partnership between the two ended after Garcia decided to move on after his loss to Gervonta Davis. And, since their separation, the fans have been eager to know who the lightweight will go with as his next trainer. But, it seems like there are already rumors among the fans about who Garcia will choose to train under next. And it seems like Garcia is considering going back to an old coach for his next fight.

The 24-year-old’s team is rumored to have contacted Garcia’s former coach Eddy Reynoso to train him again. These rumors have gotten the attention of the reigning undisputed super-middleweight champion, Canelo Alvarez. And, ahead of his fight against John Ryder. The Mexican shared his thoughts in a recent interview.

Alvarez on Garcia rumored to join forces with Reynoso

Ahead of his homecoming fight against John Ryder, Alvarez discussed the rumor of Garcia joining hands again with Eddy Reynoso, who also trains Alvarez. In an interview with FightHype, The ‘Cinnamon’ was asked, what he thinks about Garcia joining hands with Reynoso again. To which, the champion had a rather unexpected answer.

Alvarez said, “You know am not a trainer. So Eddy need to think. And, value a lot of things.” The 32-year-old clarified that he was not speaking on behalf of Reynoso. “But, am not the trainer am no eddy. So whatever Eddy decides. Am gonna support him,” he added.

It is safe to say that the champ gave a diplomatic answer to this question. And did not leave a hint as to what’s next and what is brewing between his trainer and ‘KingRy’. Alvarez is in his hometown of Jalisco, Guadalajara, to defend his title against the Londoner, John Ryder.

Why did Garcia leave Canelo Alvarez’s team?

The lightweight joined hands with Canelo Alvarez and Eddy Reynoso back in 2018. But decided to leave the team as he felt he wasn’t given any attention while training under Reynoso. During that time, Alvarez and Garcia shared a brother-like relationship. And the four-division world champion played the role of a mentor to the young lightweight.

But it seems like Garcia is planning to make the changes this time and be a part of the team once again, going ahead in his professional career.

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