Ryan Garcia Left in Unpleasant State Due to Gervonta Davis Fight

Ryan Garcia’s eagerness to face his arch-rival Gervonta Davis has pushed him way out of his comfort zone and it is quite evident in the contract he signed. Despite giving it much thought, the former WBC interim lightweight champion agreed to all demands Tank brought to the table. First, he settled to fight at the catchweight of 136 lbs and later when the fight was about to be jeopardized as Davis’ team demanded a one-sided rematch clause, he even gave a green signal to that demand.

But now he realized that the decisions he made had tough consequences. In his last fight, he weighed 140 lbs which is junior welterweight. He took that decision when he failed to maintain weight in the lightweight division. It is hard for fighters to lose weight because as age increases the body becomes more mature and dense which eventually affects the body mass. But Garcia kept this reasoning aside when he signed this fight.

Now he has to fight at a lesser weight for which he has to lose a decent amount of body mass. In general, fighters consider weight-cutting a herculean task.

Garcia is undergoing the same process and he recently shared a story on Instagram. Posting a brief video clip, he wrote, “cutting weight sucks.”

The emotions on his face in the clip clearly show he doesn’t like it one bit.

Ryan Garcia flaunts his weight-cut physique

The 25-year-old shared one more story on Instagram in which he shared his picture and wrote, “Money baby Let’s go.” The picture shows Garcia’s ripped physic with abs.

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The world will know how effective this weight cut would be when Garcia meets Gervonta Davis in the ring on April 22 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. To date, the duo has had two intense press conferences. One in the New York City and the other in the Beverly Hills, California.

Even before the press conferences, both fighters were able to build up anticipation for this fight by throwing shade at each other on social media. On the night of the fight, both Garcia and Davis will be putting their undefeated record on the line.

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The fight has created such hype that it sold out all tickets way in advance. What do you think of this fight? Who do you think will emerge as the victor? Let us know in the comments below.