“I Haven’t Even Thought About It”: While Ryan Garcia Is Hellbent on the Rolly Romero Fight, Oscar De La Hoya Remains Unsure About Future Plans for ‘KingRy’

Ryan Garcia, the talented Mexican-American boxer, has been in the middle of a legal dispute with his promoter Oscar De La Hoya over contract details. Unfortunately, this has led to a rift with Golden Boy Promotions this year. While there have been some concerns about their apparent reconciliation, we hope that they can resolve their differences and move forward together. Earlier this year, there was a bit of drama on Twitter between Garcia and his promoters, which made headlines.

Fans were also surprised when Garcia revealed that Golden Boy was supporting another fighter under their banner. Garcia has expressed some doubts about favoritism towards emerging stars associated with the promotion. After his recent win against Oscar Duarte, Garcia is eyeing a bout with Rolly Romero. But De La Hoya might have other plans.

Oscar De La Hoya throws light on Ryan Garcia’s future plans

Shortly after his victorious bout, ‘KingRy’ wasted no time in challenging WBA junior Welterweight world champion Rolando “Rolly” Romero. Expressing a commitment to becoming a world champion, Garcia called out Romero, alluding to Romero’s recent win against the 40-year-old Ismael Barroso. Garcia dismissed any attempts to downplay the victory and asserted that defeating Romero could pave the way for more significant matchups with the likes of Teofimo Lopez and Devin Haney in the competitive 140-pound division.

However, his promoter, De La Hoya might not be so sure about it. “I haven’t even thought about it, we have to go back to the drawing board, we’ll figure out a plan. As his promoter for many years to come, we’ll figure out a plan and then we’ll go back to the drawing room” said De La Hoya.

Ryan Garcia bans his promoters from his locker room

Amidst a backdrop of controversies, Garcia took a confrontational stance during a press conference for his upcoming fight, directing criticism at his promoters. On the day of the significant match, sources confirm that Garcia has prohibited his promoters, notably singling out Bernard Hopkins, co-founder of Golden Boy, from entering his locker room. Garcia asserted his autonomy, emphasizing that decisions about his future in the sport rest with his coach, team, and those who work alongside him daily.

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While Garcia and De La Hoya have been beefing on multiple issues. the promoter believes this win will make their relationship better. However, it seems like another disagreement is on its way. What do you think? Who would you like to see Garcia battle with next?

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