“Just Like Level Playing Field”: While Admitting to Accepting Gervonta Davis Fight for Good Reason, Ryan Garcia Details “Different Conditions” Under Which He Could Beat the 5X World Champion

How do you make a boxing match even more challenging? Ryan Garcia is ready to get back in the ring with Gervonta Davis but with new conditions. In a highly anticipated showdown, two of boxing’s beloved fighters faced off in front of a packed arena of 20,842 fans. In this thrilling match, the three-time, five-division champion Davis showcased his prowess, securing victory with a potent straight left to Garcia’s body. After a delayed reaction, Garcia took a knee, sealing Davis’ triumph in this exciting bout.

Garcia faced a worrisome situation due to Tank’s team requesting a rehydration clause, perceived as a disadvantage for ‘KingRy’ and impacting the fight’s result. In a recent interview with FightHubTV, Garcia invited ‘Tank’ Davis for a rematch but this time, with a twist. Find out how Garcia proposes the match to go down.

Ryan Garcia lays down new clause for a rematch with Gervonta Davis

Dehydration in boxing significantly reduces endurance, weakens muscles, impairs cognitive function, and heightens the risk of cramps and heat-related illnesses. In essence, it compromises physical and mental abilities. Boxers are more vulnerable to injuries, also diminishing their chances of winning. This is exactly how Garcia wants his next match with Davis to be.

Doing a simple interview dehydrated can be uncomfortable for many. Boxing while dehydrated is a whole another level. “You know, you can’t even do an interview. Can you do an interview? Dehydrated. No. Imagine boxing, you know what I mean? So for me, it’s like just level playing field, Just if you beat me, you beat me.” Garcia also explained his reason behind taking up the fight with Davis. “I took that fight because again, I was trying to change the system of boxing as you see show times out.” Garcia is attempting to make a mark in the world of boxing which is why he decided to go against the world champion.

What is next for KingRy?

Golden Boy Promotions CEO Oscar De La Hoya confirmed that Garcia will fight Oscar Duarte on December 2 at San Antonio’s Alamodome. This Welterweight match will be streamed on DAZN and marks Garcia’s first fight since his defeat against Gervonta Davis, the initial loss in his career.

Ryan’s opponent, 27-year-old Duarte, holds a career record of 26-1-1, promising an interesting stylistic showdown for Garcia. The 25-year-old boxer can be seen sweating in his gym as he prepares for a win.

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As Garcia prepares for his next brawl, fans wait for a response from Davis about a rematch. What do you predict will happen? Will Davis accept the conditions? Hypothetically, if he does, do you believe Garcia will have a better chance this time? Let us know in the comments.

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