“The Comeback Gonna Be Craaaazyyy!!!”: Ryan Garcia Looking Jacked Ahead of ‘Tough Fight’ Draws Fan Attention

Ryan Garcia has started his preparations for his next bout. In a highly anticipated bout in Las Vegas, Gervonta Davis dealt a decisive blow to his fellow American boxer, Garcia, dealing him his first career loss. Davis showcased his power early in the fight, knocking down the 24-year-old Garcia with a powerful left overhand counterpunch in the second round. While Garcia had moments of competitiveness, Davis took control of the match after the second round.

The fight reached its climax in the seventh round when Davis swiftly capitalized on Garcia’s advance, delivering a rapid and precisely placed body shot. Although Garcia initially staggered, he managed to regain his composure briefly before ultimately dropping to one knee. With the Oscar Duarte fight over the horizon, Garcia has taken to polishing his armor. Fans are just as excited.

Fans excited for Ryan Garcia’s next fight

Few fans are disappointed after Gracia’s recent loss. While some laud him for taking on ‘Tank’, others are eagerly waiting for this comeback.

“Losing is part of the game but you didn’t have to quit bro lost me 2k betting on you,” wrote one fan who was upset that he lost $2000 owing to Garcia’s loss against Davis.

‘When’s the last time you won Queen Ryan,” asked another fan mockingly.

According to the fan, fighting Davis is not an easy task. Garcia, however, took up the challenge and deserves some credit for it. “Not too many dudes are willing to fight tank, he did, do’t hate him for that loss! Keep moving forward Ryan!” stated the fan coming to Garcia’s defense.

“All yall talking shit but would yall step up on tank tho?” another fan backed him up saying no one who was hating on Gracia would actually be able to face Davis.

“The comeback gonna be craaaazyyy!!!,” remarked a fan who was quite excited for Garcia’s next fight.

“Wow but he is the champion of social networks,” mocked another fan, calling him the champion of social media.

Garcia explains his performance

After suffering his first professional knockout loss to Gervonta Davis in April, 25-year-old boxer Ryan Garcia is determined to unveil an improved version of himself. Garcia has enlisted the expertise of renowned trainer Derrick James, reigning trainer of the year, signaling the end of his three-fight partnership with coach Joe Goossen.

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Expressing his frustration at the loss, Garcia took to Instagram, addressing his 10.2 million followers, and vowed to give his all in this new phase of his career. He affirmed his commitment to change, stating he has been operating at only 50% of his potential for too long and promised himself a different approach in the ring at the 140-pound weight class.

With Garcia putting in all his efforts towards making sure his next fight is an entertaining one for fans and bags him a win, it will be interesting to see what results it brings. Fans are eager to find out how his brawl with Oscar Duarte will go. Are you excited as well?

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