Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia Won’t Happen? Vergil Ortiz Jr. Thinks So

Is Ryan Garcia unraveling? His recent outbursts are alarming. Garcia speaks of Bohemian Grove and hints at sinister forces. He even claimed he was dead. Odd, isn’t it? With April 20 looming, his fight with Devin Haney is in doubt. Can he step into the ring, mentally fit?

Enter Vergil Ortiz Jr., a voice of reason perhaps. He knows Garcia, fought him once. His view? It’s grim. Ortiz Jr. sees more than just pre-fight nerves. As the bout nears, the boxing world watches, puzzled. Will Garcia fight or falter? Ortiz Jr. seems to think the latter.

Is Ryan Garcia giving a bad look?

In an engaging segment with ESNews, the interviewer probed Vergil Ortiz Jr. about his insights, particularly focusing on Ryan Garcia’s current predicament. “I interviewed Oscar De La Hoya yesterday,” the interviewer remarked, “He told me that Ryan looks good. You’ve known Ryan. You fought him in amateur. What do you make of his situation?”

Ortiz Jr.’s response was candid and unfiltered: “It doesn’t look good. There’s just nothing. Everything about it is bad. I mean, like, it’s picking on someone who’s known him for a long time. I mean, it’s just not a good look. Everything he’s saying, I don’t know if it’s true or not. There’s really nothing I can say good about it. You know, it’s just a bad look. And I don’t know. I honestly don’t think the fight happens. I don’t think the fight happens.“

Furthermore, boxing legend Duke McKenzie has also voiced his concerns, strongly urging Garcia to reconsider his April 20th fight against Devin Haney. McKenzie’s apprehension stems from a series of unsettling behaviors exhibited by Garcia, highlighting a consensus of worry within the boxing community. Keith Thurman has also emerged and has given Ryan Garcia a piece of advice.

Balancing support with Boxing Ambitions

Keith Thurman, aka ‘One Time’, weighed in on Ryan Garcia’s current tumultuous phase, juxtaposing his admiration for Garcia’s style with concerns over his recent erratic behavior. “I always have liked Ryan’s style,” Thurman remarked, reflecting on Garcia’s potential clash with ‘Rolly’ Romero before addressing the more pressing issues at hand.

He emphasized the necessity for Garcia to seek equilibrium and peace within himself amidst the pre-fight chaos. “Of course nobody wants him to pull out of the fight, but I would have to say that um if right now it’s not the time,” he stated.

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Can Ryan Garcia harness his inner strength and step into the ring ready for battle, or will the weight of his personal struggles tip the scales against him?

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