Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Jating]

Davis is more experienced than Garcia. Well, the respect has always been there as these two know each other and they're looking forward if by some time in the future, there will be some promotions that will make them have a 2nd round of their match.

I don't think it's need a rematch, Tank clearly beat Ryan Garcia by knocked down Garcia down for 2 times. Even Garcia will have a couple fight with other boxers, it's just a way to convince everyone if he's still able to fight, but I believe no big change will happen when he fight with Tank.

We may say that it might or might not need some rematch since it's still a fresh match after all. This match is like the match of the year and everybody has talked about it.
And it wouldn't be surprising if the promoters will come by to them and ask for a rematch and that's why I think that it can possibly happen since both of them have shown no disappointment to most fans.

Garcia need to accept the reality if he's not able to fight in lightweight anymore, he can't move to light welterweight because Tank will move up too. So the better option for Garcia is back to super featherweight as Shakur have moved to lightweight.

I guess that he'll do some of these options only if he don't wanna face him again for the meantime.

Match of the year as far as the hype, but in the fight itself, it was a clear domination of Tank Davis, so I don't see it qualifying for fight of the year. There is a good match though still for us, and that is Haney vs Loma, this could be fight of the year of the match goes like back and forth between the two and it's hard to see who is winning.

Yeah, seems that Garcia has accepted that he can't be a lightweight anymore, time to move up to light welterweight at 140 lbs so that he won't rehydrate himself to death just like in this fight. And most likely it really affected his power because he can't rehydrate his body because there is a clause that he can only go as high as 10 lbs to recover before the actual fight. There are fighters that rehydrated as high as 15 lbs just to get their body to 100%.

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[BitDane]

Match of the year as far as the hype, but in the fight itself, it was a clear domination of Tank Davis, so I don't see it qualifying for fight of the year. There is a good match though still for us, and that is Haney vs Loma, this could be fight of the year of the match goes like back and forth between the two and it's hard to see who is winning.

Tank Davis and Ryan Garcia is one overly hyped fight. They hype it on social media and different platform by creating intrigues which is somehow successful.  Ryan Garcia made the fight very interesting but sadly he ate his words at the end getting an unexpected KO by body shot.  It is till very early to say the fight between Davis and Garcia as fight of the year, we should wait for until the last month of the last quarter because there may be other fight worth nominating as fight of the year than Davis-Garcia fight.

Yeah, seems that Garcia has accepted that he can't be a lightweight anymore, time to move up to light welterweight at 140 lbs so that he won't rehydrate himself to death just like in this fight. And most likely it really affected his power because he can't rehydrate his body because there is a clause that he can only go as high as 10 lbs to recover before the actual fight. There are fighters that rehydrated as high as 15 lbs just to get their body to 100%.

Davis just outsmarted Garcia by adding that rehydration clause.  The time I saw Ryan Garcia during the introduction, I feel that he isn't fully conditioned and he looks pale and exhausted. Well, the fight is done and I think Ryan Garcia had learned his lesson not to just agree to any clause just to have the fight.

[jakelyson]

Yes, I believe so too. The only remaining thing that needed by Ryan Garcia is to have defeat in-order to wake up from the harsh reality (which he got now) that he needs to wise up and man up because that left hook that he got that helped him to become what he is now will be nothing if he cannot hit the opponent with it. I mean, how could he hit them with it if he cannot even guard himself. At least he learned it on a much earlier stage and not when he's already hard enough to teach.

I think Gervonta Davis also humble Ryan Garcia in their fight after the fight they saw them talking and maybe they are now friends who know, but that is what I have seen while looking it up it is a beautiful this in sports you will surely lose some and you will win some but definitely boxer or fighters will surely learn from that and sometimes learn from their mistakes, this goes to show how hard this kid if he keeps on getting that win he thinks is hard enough and not getting by to the one that will teach him that he is still in a level where he still needs to learn, I really wish that Ryan Garcia will still evolve into some kind of a monster someday because that ghost punch is now iconic,

As Mike Tyson said, everyone has a plan until they are punch in the face. And that's what exactly happen here, when Garcia was hit and went down in the second round, it seems that all strategy went out of the window for him. He chooses to fight the style of Tank Davis and it's just a matter of time before Tank can read Garcia, and that's what happen in the next knockdown and Garcia stay on his knees as he can't take the pain of that body shot. His trainer, Goosen said befor the fight that they have devise a strategy but it seems it was not followed by Ryan in my opinion because of his knock down in the 2nd round.

Right now I think in the replay he knows what his mistakes are, and that is why he was so friendly with Gervonta Davis he accepts that he was defeated by Tank Davis now, than just putting salt to the situation he is in, I think Ryan Garcia still has a lot to do and I have always seen that it will go down like this if he doesn't accept his mistakes boxer tend to not accepting their fault because of their ego but Ryan Garcia is very different and for me, that goes to show that this kid can go a long way and his chapter is still starting, he is still 24 and there is still room to grow, Davis has only put him in his place and teach him how an older brother to his younger siblings,

[yazher]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

[TravelMug]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

We can't really say that, in this last two fights prior to Tank, he has been fighting in the catch weight as well, as high as almost 140 lbs in the Tagoe fight. So it's obvious that he can't really go to 135 lbs or will have a hard time and at a disadvantage at this weight.

So maybe even if he won against Davis, he will have to get up in weight classes. Ryan is still young and so his body is growing naturally and with his height, definitely he can't stay any longer at 135 lbs and sooner or later will go to Junior-Welterweight.

[blockman]

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Match of the year as far as the hype, but in the fight itself, it was a clear domination of Tank Davis, so I don't see it qualifying for fight of the year. There is a good match though still for us, and that is Haney vs Loma, this could be fight of the year of the match goes like back and forth between the two and it's hard to see who is winning.

Yeah, seems that Garcia has accepted that he can't be a lightweight anymore, time to move up to light welterweight at 140 lbs so that he won't rehydrate himself to death just like in this fight. And most likely it really affected his power because he can't rehydrate his body because there is a clause that he can only go as high as 10 lbs to recover before the actual fight. There are fighters that rehydrated as high as 15 lbs just to get their body to 100%.

So far as someone who's just having my opinion being shared, that's what I think but then. This is still a long year to go and there can be other fights that can surpass the hype that this match has got.
We've got another match upcoming from the Paul brothers and that's as usual have a lot of audience since they've managed to capitalize the hype and fame that they've gained throughout these matches.

[btc_angela]

Match of the year as far as the hype, but in the fight itself, it was a clear domination of Tank Davis, so I don't see it qualifying for fight of the year. There is a good match though still for us, and that is Haney vs Loma, this could be fight of the year of the match goes like back and forth between the two and it's hard to see who is winning.

Tank Davis and Ryan Garcia is one overly hyped fight. They hype it on social media and different platform by creating intrigues which is somehow successful.  Ryan Garcia made the fight very interesting but sadly he ate his words at the end getting an unexpected KO by body shot.  It is till very early to say the fight between Davis and Garcia as fight of the year, we should wait for until the last month of the last quarter because there may be other fight worth nominating as fight of the year than Davis-Garcia fight.

At least we get our money's worth, we see for the first time Ryan getting knock out in his career. Technically he wasn't able to continue to fight because of the body shot, but it was still a knockout in my opinion. And he taste the canvass too, second time in his career. So the hype was there because it was 2 very young and undefeated fighter in their prime years.

Yeah, seems that Garcia has accepted that he can't be a lightweight anymore, time to move up to light welterweight at 140 lbs so that he won't rehydrate himself to death just like in this fight. And most likely it really affected his power because he can't rehydrate his body because there is a clause that he can only go as high as 10 lbs to recover before the actual fight. There are fighters that rehydrated as high as 15 lbs just to get their body to 100%.

Davis just outsmarted Garcia by adding that rehydration clause.  The time I saw Ryan Garcia during the introduction, I feel that he isn't fully conditioned and he looks pale and exhausted. Well, the fight is done and I think Ryan Garcia had learned his lesson not to just agree to any clause just to have the fight.

Perhaps he think that it won't be a big problem for him or he just wanted to fight Tank and shows the fans that he can beat the man. He also mentioned respect, specially if he wins. But I guess he already got that from just saying yes to this fight with a lot of stipulation that favors Davis in the beginning.

[carlisle1]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

We can't really say that, in this last two fights prior to Tank, he has been fighting in the catch weight as well, as high as almost 140 lbs in the Tagoe fight. So it's obvious that he can't really go to 135 lbs or will have a hard time and at a disadvantage at this weight.

So maybe even if he won against Davis, he will have to get up in weight classes. Ryan is still young and so his body is growing naturally and with his height, definitely he can't stay any longer at 135 lbs and sooner or later will go to Junior-Welterweight.

I follow that last statement, he still young and his body is building naturally. It's tough to fight when you are not in your
comfortable position. I'm not saying that it's the reason why he loses the fight against Davis, but at some point it affects him.

Let see what's the plan for him and how he will comeback, it's just a good hype for his name, another cherry pick fight that will result
to hype his name back.

[mirakal]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

I'd say even if he win that one, that will be his last fight at 135 because his weight was already a problem to him in that division. In-fact, he already had two fights prior his fight versus Gervonta Davis and I believe that the sole reason why Ryan Garcia came back in lightweight was to settle their rivalry with each other that has been going on for years now.

But again, if not because of his defeat versus Tank, he will not be learning his lesson that his movement and defense is not that good enough in-front of the experts in the division. Actually, he already had the same scenario where Luke Campbell exposed him but he let his head to grow bigger because despite that fact, he won the fight.

[jakelyson]

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

he could surely train with Davis instead but seriously Conor McGregor giving some advice for Ryan Garcia is not really expected I guess McGregor is just cheering up the kid, and he said that he wants to see a rematch because he believes that Ryan Garcia is the future, maybe he wants to see a rematch because he bet for Gervonta Davis instead, but Ryan Garcia is still a kid a 24 years old that have a lot of room to grow and learned that is why McGregor is saying that Garcia is the future,

We can't really say that, in this last two fights prior to Tank, he has been fighting in the catch weight as well, as high as almost 140 lbs in the Tagoe fight. So it's obvious that he can't really go to 135 lbs or will have a hard time and at a disadvantage at this weight.

So maybe even if he won against Davis, he will have to get up in weight classes. Ryan is still young and so his body is growing naturally and with his height, definitely he can't stay any longer at 135 lbs and sooner or later will go to Junior-Welterweight.

Ryan Garcia is just turning 25 years old, so he definitely has a lot of room to still grow, there is surely a bright future for this kid, and I bet at the higher division he will not really need to make full preparation with his weight and height because he will just need to adjust to things,

And yeah I think if he can get a win, he will eventually take on the upper division but to be a double champion, just like what Naoya Inoue is doing, I think he will eventually make a leap in the upper division in some point,

[Fredomago]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

I'd say even if he win that one, that will be his last fight at 135 because his weight was already a problem to him in that division. In-fact, he already had two fights prior his fight versus Gervonta Davis and I believe that the sole reason why Ryan Garcia came back in lightweight was to settle their rivalry with each other that has been going on for years now.

But again, if not because of his defeat versus Tank, he will not be learning his lesson that his movement and defense is not that good enough in-front of the experts in the division. Actually, he already had the same scenario where Luke Campbell exposed him but he let his head to grow bigger because despite that fact, he won the fight.

I agree with that point he thinks that he can easily take what Davis will throw him, he try to fight that solid hit in his ribs but Tanks solid punch is far different from those fighters that Garcia's face before, he didn't manage to absorb and survive and we see the outcome of the fight a big lesson to learn as he needed to grow and adjust to improve his fighting skills.

[Japinat]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

We can't really say that, in this last two fights prior to Tank, he has been fighting in the catch weight as well, as high as almost 140 lbs in the Tagoe fight. So it's obvious that he can't really go to 135 lbs or will have a hard time and at a disadvantage at this weight.

So maybe even if he won against Davis, he will have to get up in weight classes. Ryan is still young and so his body is growing naturally and with his height, definitely he can't stay any longer at 135 lbs and sooner or later will go to Junior-Welterweight.

I follow that last statement, he still young and his body is building naturally. It's tough to fight when you are not in your
comfortable position. I'm not saying that it's the reason why he loses the fight against Davis, but at some point it affects him.

Let see what's the plan for him and how he will comeback, it's just a good hype for his name, another cherry pick fight that will result
to hype his name back.

Apart from that, we can somehow say that Ryan Garcia already lost the fight when they signed the contract that got a rehydration clause on it. Catchweight is already manageable enough because they still have some time to gain some few pounds after the weigh-in so that Garcia will be not that drained but that rehydration clause prevents him from obtaining few pounds.

[freedomgo]

I very much agree on your statement mate, perhaps Ryan Garcia could be more lethal and dangerous in the upper division rather than forcing his own weight to fit in 135. But before all of that, he should try and improve his fighting style first because even if he can survive a few fights against the lower ranks, he will still find himself in the very same position where he can't really touch the champions because he lacks something. It's time for him to move-on and learn the lesson that was taught to him, and equip it to be a better boxer in his new journey.

If he didn't lose that last fight he wouldn't think to get to the upper weight class because he was feeling comfortable there with his speed but when he fought Davis, he realized that his past opponents were just a joke. now that he realized he needed to get up there, he should also train as much as he can to get back his honor and gain some momentum to bounce back again. He is such a charismatic boxer unlike anybody else and he can sell his fights easily, he just needs to give some more, especially in his defensive strategies.

I'd say even if he win that one, that will be his last fight at 135 because his weight was already a problem to him in that division. In-fact, he already had two fights prior his fight versus Gervonta Davis and I believe that the sole reason why Ryan Garcia came back in lightweight was to settle their rivalry with each other that has been going on for years now.

But again, if not because of his defeat versus Tank, he will not be learning his lesson that his movement and defense is not that good enough in-front of the experts in the division. Actually, he already had the same scenario where Luke Campbell exposed him but he let his head to grow bigger because despite that fact, he won the fight.

I agree with that point he thinks that he can easily take what Davis will throw him, he try to fight that solid hit in his ribs but Tanks solid punch is far different from those fighters that Garcia's face before, he didn't manage to absorb and survive and we see the outcome of the fight a big lesson to learn as he needed to grow and adjust to improve his fighting skills.

That just shows that Tank Davis is on a different league compared to Ryan Garcia because Tank as a champion doesn't lose his discipline and he even keeps on reaching milestones to improve his performance inside the ring while Ryan here is not making any improvement because he's just too reliant on the power that his left hand contains. And look what happened to him, even Tank Davis's body punch is powerful enough to make Ryan Garcia kneel and prevented him to recover again. How much more if he had received another clean punch in the temple more than what he received in the 2nd round, he might be sleeping on the canvass if that happened.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I may be late replying to this but yeah Zhilei Zhang doesn't look very weak, and surely he was intimidating Joe Joyce even more, I even think Zhilei Zhang is more compose than Joe Joyce, well this is a great opportunity for bettors of Zhilei Zhang because the odds is not with him so congrats to all,

Man, that's really unexpected result how Zhang can win via TKO against Joyce, I think this fight is one of biggest upset in this year.

I read on few articles if many people are mad against Zhang since he hurt Joyce's eyes with an intention and Joyce asking for a rematch because due to his eye injury, he can't fight anymore.

It's quite controversial if someone punch on opponent's eyes, so let's see if there's a further investigation and that's could change the result of this fight, maybe No contest bout?

Well, all this can be taken to a different level, when an injury in boxing is fought, a punch can be received quite Naturally, but of course, the blows that are not valid are the ones that can harm a boxer the most because they are considered to be fighting dirty. and that is something that should not be done,however we as fans Sometimes do not see everything from the point of view that it is, it may be that there are other reasons, the blow could have been without fault, and that can happen, but in punching boxing in the eye specifically is something that cannot be protected and can happen.

[danherbias07]

Apart from that, we can somehow say that Ryan Garcia already lost the fight when they signed the contract that got a rehydration clause on it. Catchweight is already manageable enough because they still have some time to gain some few pounds after the weigh-in so that Garcia will be not that drained but that rehydration clause prevents him from obtaining few pounds.

A few pounds could've made a big difference, especially with the striking power of Ryan Garcia. Without rehydration, Davis could easily endure all the punches that Garcia has thrown and I don't think he even felt nervous at all after he received one. Davis kept on talking, maybe telling Garcia that he won't win with weak punches like that. A big lesson that should not be forgotten by Garcia's camp.

Anyway, did we have a boxing fight yesterday/today? I didn't find any schedule from ESPN and DAZN or maybe I missed it.
Next week though sounds interesting. Canelo versus Ryder. Have you guys already set your bets? I guess many of us are with Canelo here. The only problem is, he is a heavy favorite with just 1.06 profit if he wins the match. Predicting what round it will end maybe the better option for betting.

[tusandii]

Ryan Garcia is just turning 25 years old, so he definitely has a lot of room to still grow, there is surely a bright future for this kid, and I bet at the higher division he will not really need to make full preparation with his weight and height because he will just need to adjust to things,

And yeah I think if he can get a win, he will eventually take on the upper division but to be a double champion, just like what Naoya Inoue is doing, I think he will eventually make a leap in the upper division in some point,

Yes, Ryan Garcia is still relatively young and is at the peak of his career because he has a pretty good winning record, but in the fight a few days ago, Ryan Garcia lost by knockout to Gervonta Davis with a body shot that hit the upper heart and made him really fell down until declared unable to continue the fight.
Both boxers are of the same young age, it's just that Gervonta Davis is much older by a difference of 4 years and has a record of winning more than Ryan Garcia.
This defeat should not be regretted by Ryan Garcia because he still has a long time to become a great fighter and succeed in getting the title he wants.

I'm not sure Ryan Garcia will move up to the top division because it will only make it more difficult for him to win the championship belt.

[YuginKadoya]

Probably many here have missed the match of William Zepeda VS Jaime Arboleda, it was not a big fight and surely a very one-sided one, even though William Zepeda is not taller than Jaime Arboleda but his body shots are abysmal, and likely Jaime Arboleda is feeling that excruciating pain but he surely fight it but with no avail, it was really painful for him, 1st round you can already see Zepeda's composure towards the fight you can see who has a great fight IQ, and Arboleda is just punching with no plan at all, well this could be a pick fight and it was a one-sided fight,

FIGHT HIGHLIGHTS | William Zepeda vs. Jaime Arboleda

MAIN EVENT
William Zepeda  DEF Jaime Arboleda

CO-MAIN EVENT
Victor Morales Jr DEF Diego De La Hoya

MAIN CARD
David Stevens DEF Marco Antonio Periban
Fredrick Lawson  DEF Esteban Villalobos

PRELIMINARY CARD
Tristan Kalkreuth DEF Jonathan Lee Rice
Roberto Cruz DEF Tyrone Selders
Caleb Suniga DEF Carlos Arroyo
Darius Fulghum  DEF Jay Williams

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Apart from that, we can somehow say that Ryan Garcia already lost the fight when they signed the contract that got a rehydration clause on it. Catchweight is already manageable enough because they still have some time to gain some few pounds after the weigh-in so that Garcia will be not that drained but that rehydration clause prevents him from obtaining few pounds.

A few pounds could've made a big difference, especially with the striking power of Ryan Garcia. Without rehydration, Davis could easily endure all the punches that Garcia has thrown and I don't think he even felt nervous at all after he received one. Davis kept on talking, maybe telling Garcia that he won't win with weak punches like that. A big lesson that should not be forgotten by Garcia's camp.

Yes, that's why it was really important clause that was inserted by Tank Davis, not saying that he did take advantage of it, but it was evident that it really sap the energy of Ryan. And his body was weaken, that liver shot or the body shot was the perfect plan for that and it did really take the toll on Ryan as just one shot and it was over. It was a big lesson indeed by Garcia and his camp.

Anyway, did we have a boxing fight yesterday/today? I didn't find any schedule from ESPN and DAZN or maybe I missed it.
Next week though sounds interesting. Canelo versus Ryder. Have you guys already set your bets? I guess many of us are with Canelo here. The only problem is, he is a heavy favorite with just 1.06 profit if he wins the match. Predicting what round it will end maybe the better option for betting.

There was the Zepeda vs Jaime Arboleda fight in DAZN. But it seems to be a mismatch as Zepeda knock out Arboleda in 3 rounds. Yes, everyone is looking for the Canelo vs Ryder next, ML is not very attractive. Maybe it's time to look as to what round Canelo will win or stop Ryder. And it's interesting the magnitude of people going to watch their Mexican idol in Canelo.

[bittraffic]

Not very exciting fights though. Agree with YuginKadoya about flop sided,  one would think they were fixed just like the next fight of Canelo. Obviously Ryder is unknown one, it can just be a tuneup and Oscar wants to make money.

Oscar didn't ditch Canelo though unlike what he did to Ryan after the loss. Just what I have read on news sites.

[lionheart78]

Oscar didn't ditch Canelo though unlike what he did to Ryan after the loss. Just what I have read on news sites.

Oscar Dela Hoya had made a statement about the reason why he isn't there with Ryan Garcia after the fight.  Oscar dela Hoya explains that he left the vicinity immediately because his security advised him to leave the venue due to a death threat.  He also clarifies that there is no issue between him and Ryan Garcia and that even though him being not around his Golden Boy promotion President Eric Gomez is with Ryan Garcia all that time.  He said that the circulating rumors are just an attack from PBC  minions.  PBC minion attacking Ryan Garcia and the Golden Boy Promotion.[1]  He did not clarify the reason for the PBC minion's attack though.



[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sphr9XQSTT0