Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Jawhead999]

Hopefully, it won't be the case for Ryan as he is still young and can make a comeback. As you have said, someone close to him should give this young kid and be successful in the future.

Hard times create strong men.

Garcia will realized if he was make a wrong decision for sacking Joe Goossen because it's not new when a young person is making mistake due to his childish or selfish behavior.

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

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[yazher]

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

After his loss against Davis, he is still talented and has lots of room for improvement. with a good trainer such as Derrick, he will probably take many chances when he finally gets back in the ring. just because he lost one time, doesn't mean he won't gonna have the chance to bounce back and regain back his honor. he just needs to be well prepared in his next fight and he also needs to win it via a convincing way of defeating his opponent preferably by knockout. Maybe next time he won't be putting too much opening in his body because that's what he is lacking back then, he can't defend it from faster boxers.

[Fredomago]

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

After his loss against Davis, he is still talented and has lots of room for improvement. with a good trainer such as Derrick, he will probably take many chances when he finally gets back in the ring. just because he lost one time, doesn't mean he won't gonna have the chance to bounce back and regain back his honor. he just needs to be well prepared in his next fight and he also needs to win it via a convincing way of defeating his opponent preferably by knockout. Maybe next time he won't be putting too much opening in his body because that's what he is lacking back then, he can't defend it from faster boxers.

taking his training as more serious than how he take it before, I can agree with your statement that he still have that chance if he will be more prepared and impress the fans again when he step inside the ring, one loss is not the conclusions of his career he still young and with how social media hypes his name for sure there are still fans who will love to see him inside the ring.

Garcia's commitment to his own improvement will begin with how he will follow his new trainer and how he will make that
extra efforts to reach his maximum capabilities.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

After his loss against Davis, he is still talented and has lots of room for improvement. with a good trainer such as Derrick, he will probably take many chances when he finally gets back in the ring. just because he lost one time, doesn't mean he won't gonna have the chance to bounce back and regain back his honor. he just needs to be well prepared in his next fight and he also needs to win it via a convincing way of defeating his opponent preferably by knockout. Maybe next time he won't be putting too much opening in his body because that's what he is lacking back then, he can't defend it from faster boxers.

Oh, so he got a new trainer now, he should be getting Calvin Ford, the trainer of Tank Davis, 

Good for him though, I mean we will see if it is the trainer or the boxer himself. Again, we can go back to the case of Anthony Joshua changing trainer and yet he was not able to bet Usyk in 2 fights.

So let's see and wait for Ryan's next fight, I reckon that he might take a break for this year or maybe fight later around December. Just taking it slow after his big lost to Tank.

[Kasabus]

Hopefully, it won't be the case for Ryan as he is still young and can make a comeback. As you have said, someone close to him should give this young kid and be successful in the future.

Hard times create strong men.

Garcia will realized if he was make a wrong decision for sacking Joe Goossen because it's not new when a young person is making mistake due to his childish or selfish behavior.

Hopefully that is really the case for Ryan Garcia that his loss will make him stronger and wiser, but part of me is telling that Ryan Garcia might not take the situation that he have now positively because Goosen and Golden Boy left him unsupported in the middle of a situation where they needed them the most. Certainly, that will have a scar on Ryan Garcia and who knows what will happen next.

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

Even if that were true, I doubt that Ryan Garcia will stay longer with this Derrick James because he was already in the same situation before where he was trained by Eddy Reynoso. But he left Reynoso because Ryan Garcia didn't feel accommodated because Reynoso prioritizes Canelo Alvarez more, so that might happen again this time because I don't think that this Derrick James will make him a priority especially if Spence, Anthony Joshua, or Charlo got their own fights to prepare.

[danherbias07]

Here we go! Two more days and we will see Canelo Alvarez fight again after almost a year. His last fight was against Gennadiy Golovkin where he won with unanimous decision. I'd like to see a KO/TKO again.

Photo taken from Google Images. Credits to the owner.
May 6, 2023, in Akron Stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico.
7 PM Easter Time - Main Event might happen at 11 PM ET.

Here is the fight card.
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez versus John Ryder - WBO, WBA (Super), WBC, and IBF super middleweight titles - It's like hitting the jackpot if Ryder wins here.
Julio Cesar Martinez versus Ronal Batista - WBC flyweight title
Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela versus Steve Spark - WBA Intercontinental super lightweight title

Here are the odds for the fights.
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez - Win @1.05 | By KO @1.32 | By Decision @3.70
John Ryder - Win @9.00 | By KO @19.00 (oohh lala) | By Decision @23.00

Julio Cesar Martinez - Win @1.06
Ronal Batista - Win @8.60

Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela - Win @1.62
Steve Spark - Win - @2.26

Place your bets.

[jakelyson]

Hard times create strong men.

Garcia will realized if he was make a wrong decision for sacking Joe Goossen because it's not new when a young person is making mistake due to his childish or selfish behavior.

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

Ryan Garcia is just 24 years old he surely has a lot of ways to correct himself and decision-making is one of them, I think this fight with Gervonta Davis will sink well in him, and become a lesson because we all know the reality of boxing some boxers when they experience a lost they sometimes become worst, but if Ryan Garcia is really changing things up, Derrick James could be the trainer that might help but I really don't see a bad thing about it actually it is a good thing that Ryan Garcia has come up with his own decision and still wants to continue,

taking his training as more serious than how he take it before, I can agree with your statement that he still have that chance if he will be more prepared and impress the fans again when he step inside the ring, one loss is not the conclusions of his career he still young and with how social media hypes his name for sure there are still fans who will love to see him inside the ring.

Garcia's commitment to his own improvement will begin with how he will follow his new trainer and how he will make that
extra efforts to reach his maximum capabilities.

Well, sometimes Social media is really a bad influence for some and because of that hype some think that they can do so much because they have seen it online, I guess right now because of his losses maybe he will not spend his entire time with Social media anymore, but yeah Ryan Garcia is a talented kid, and for me, it is only the beginning there are some boxers with the age of Ryan Garcia is just starting his career but for Ryan to be well-known now and has 24 fights in his record, it is not a small walk in the park,

Here we go! Two more days and we will see Canelo Alvarez fight again after almost a year. His last fight was against Gennadiy Golovkin where he won with unanimous decision. I'd like to see a KO/TKO again.

Photo taken from Google Images. Credits to the owner.
May 6, 2023, in Akron Stadium in Guadalajara, Mexico.
7 PM Easter Time - Main Event might happen at 11 PM ET.

Here is the fight card.
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez versus John Ryder - WBO, WBA (Super), WBC, and IBF super middleweight titles - It's like hitting the jackpot if Ryder wins here.
Julio Cesar Martinez versus Ronal Batista - WBC flyweight title
Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela versus Steve Spark - WBA Intercontinental super lightweight title

Here are the odds for the fights.
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez - Win @1.05 | By KO @1.32 | By Decision @3.70
John Ryder - Win @9.00 | By KO @19.00 (oohh lala) | By Decision @23.00

Julio Cesar Martinez - Win @1.06
Ronal Batista - Win @8.60

Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela - Win @1.62
Steve Spark - Win - @2.26

Place your bets.

Good one! 1st because of Canelo Alvarez but likely this is a picked fight for Alvarez I am not surprised Canelo Alvarez needs all the confidence and this fight could bring his confidence back or worst it couldn't do much for him if the bout would just last 1 round then it is not a good fight at all,

[bbc.reporter]

That fight was really a disappointment, or at least that's what I felt because I did expected a better performance by Ryan Garcia and that he will be wiser on that fight because he already knew how wise Davis is inside the ring and how vast his IQ when it comes to what's needed to be done. But that specific bar that I set for Ryan may have been too high for him even if that is somehow achievable for a fight like that.

Well, hopefully he will indeed learn from his mistakes and enough about that because I'm already thrilled to see Loma fighting for the Devin Haney's throne. Just a few more days folks.

For me I see Ryan Garcia is still learning a lot and even though they have closer ages, Gervonta Davis is 28 years old while Ryan Garcia is just 24, you can see the age gap between the two, both fighters can still learn, and progress on their speed, strength, technique, skill, and fight IQ so make no mistake Ryan Garcia will be better with this fight experience and you will never know he will be accustomed to the style of Gervonta Davis and he will be ready beating him,

And since it was reported that Ryan Garcia chooses to separate with Goosen as his trainer, (he is also a no show if I'm remember correctly) then maybe when Ryan's contract with GBP is up, he might have to look for another boxing promotions I reckon.

I do agree that it was very unprofessional for them to be absent in the post fight press conference. Regardless, they know that they have to cover Ryan's back whether he win or lose that fight. Of course, not just Oscar but those who back up Ryan in this big fight is frustrated because we thought that he still has something inside of him to at least give us a good fight. But Davis is just to good, power and has a good defense to protect himself against Ryan's left hook.

Well, I really don't know what is the real reason behind Joe Goosen and Ryan Garcia parting ways, but as for Garcia he said that they have no Bitter qualms and that they part ways on good terms, but many are speculating that it is because of Oscar De La Hoya and Bernard Hopkins not attending Garcia's fight because of their own reason which is they have talked about that Oscar De La Hoya is receiving death threats so he doesn't push on with the fight, While Joe Goosen is still expecting an extension for the partnership but it was to no avail that Garcia really like to have a new training well if a boxer doesn't like the situation anymore I think it is all because of the lost or the wrong decision as a trainer,

I reckon Joe Goosen was not a very good trainer and not a very good advicer for the young fighter that he was supposed to mentor. I am quite certain that it is Ryan Garcia and his management team that decide if they accept a fight or not, however, the trainer should also be part of decision making or he leaves the team. Ryan should have been advised not to accept the 10 pound rehydration clause fight day weight check. This very much weakened Ryan and we did not see the real boxer go in the ring.

In any case, Ryan should go to Fredde Roach or go back to Eddie Reynoso or ask advice from Reynoso on who might be the best person to train him.

[freedomgo]

That fight was really a disappointment, or at least that's what I felt because I did expected a better performance by Ryan Garcia and that he will be wiser on that fight because he already knew how wise Davis is inside the ring and how vast his IQ when it comes to what's needed to be done. But that specific bar that I set for Ryan may have been too high for him even if that is somehow achievable for a fight like that.

Well, hopefully he will indeed learn from his mistakes and enough about that because I'm already thrilled to see Loma fighting for the Devin Haney's throne. Just a few more days folks.

For me I see Ryan Garcia is still learning a lot and even though they have closer ages, Gervonta Davis is 28 years old while Ryan Garcia is just 24, you can see the age gap between the two, both fighters can still learn, and progress on their speed, strength, technique, skill, and fight IQ so make no mistake Ryan Garcia will be better with this fight experience and you will never know he will be accustomed to the style of Gervonta Davis and he will be ready beating him,

And since it was reported that Ryan Garcia chooses to separate with Goosen as his trainer, (he is also a no show if I'm remember correctly) then maybe when Ryan's contract with GBP is up, he might have to look for another boxing promotions I reckon.

I do agree that it was very unprofessional for them to be absent in the post fight press conference. Regardless, they know that they have to cover Ryan's back whether he win or lose that fight. Of course, not just Oscar but those who back up Ryan in this big fight is frustrated because we thought that he still has something inside of him to at least give us a good fight. But Davis is just to good, power and has a good defense to protect himself against Ryan's left hook.

Well, I really don't know what is the real reason behind Joe Goosen and Ryan Garcia parting ways, but as for Garcia he said that they have no Bitter qualms and that they part ways on good terms, but many are speculating that it is because of Oscar De La Hoya and Bernard Hopkins not attending Garcia's fight because of their own reason which is they have talked about that Oscar De La Hoya is receiving death threats so he doesn't push on with the fight, While Joe Goosen is still expecting an extension for the partnership but it was to no avail that Garcia really like to have a new training well if a boxer doesn't like the situation anymore I think it is all because of the lost or the wrong decision as a trainer,

I reckon Joe Goosen was not a very good trainer and not a very good advicer for the young fighter that he was supposed to mentor. I am quite certain that it is Ryan Garcia and his management team that decide if they accept a fight or not, however, the trainer should also be part of decision making or he leaves the team. Ryan should have been advised not to accept the 10 pound rehydration clause fight day weight check. This very much weakened Ryan and we did not see the real boxer go in the ring.

Everyone in the camp made a mistake by accepting that fight and that is a fact, even Ryan Garcia himself have his own share of mistake because he's the one who is fighting and not the people around him. He should be wiser to know which is better for him and not take the bait just because the hype is already strong enough, and Oscar Dela Hoya, he surely know more than anyone around their camp that it's not good for Ryan to accept that rehydration clause, but they accepted it anyway.

Now everyone inside the camp is blaming everybody and it is hot mess, and personally, I don't really think that Goosen was fired, he was the one who left and not the other way around.

In any case, Ryan should go to Fredde Roach or go back to Eddie Reynoso or ask advice from Reynoso on who might be the best person to train him.

That's a tough one to do after everything what happened, and if Ryan Garcia will do that, he will be laughing stock for running back at them.

[electronicash]

their fight was announced longer than 3 months, both teams have time to prepare to achieve weight. if there is anyone to blame, it's Ryan who didn't follow the diet recommendations. the fight is over for weeks, their team still is still in denial.

[Slow death]

There's a rumor if the new Garcia's trainer is Derrick James, James is a good trainer because he's train Errol Spence, Anthony Joshua and Jermell Charlo until now. If it's come true, Garcia can't playing anymore because James has a good reputation in boxing career.

After his loss against Davis, he is still talented and has lots of room for improvement. with a good trainer such as Derrick, he will probably take many chances when he finally gets back in the ring. just because he lost one time, doesn't mean he won't gonna have the chance to bounce back and regain back his honor. he just needs to be well prepared in his next fight and he also needs to win it via a convincing way of defeating his opponent preferably by knockout. Maybe next time he won't be putting too much opening in his body because that's what he is lacking back then, he can't defend it from faster boxers.

I also commented on his defense, and to add that it seemed to me that he was very impatient in the fight against devis, he attacked with consecutive punches and left his defense completely open and devis took the opportunity to punch him in the regions of the body that leave the person immobilized, if he wants to improve then he will have to change a little the way he has been fighting in order to strengthen his strategy when he fights with a fighter with Davis characteristics, I don't know if for him to improve he will need to have another coach , I confess that as I'm not a Boxing specialist, I don't understand to what extent a Boxing coach, when training a person, would make that person improve and pick up all the coach's techniques, in soccer for example, coaches only have the function of designing the team's strategy. team

they don't have any way to improve the player in terms of talent, the player is the one who keeps practicing his dribbling, his way of running and positions he thinks is best to play, and the coach just takes the players and makes the formation and says where each player he should play and what he should do in that position and during the game he is guiding the players because as he is off the field he has a better view of everything that is happening on the field, now what exactly does a Boxing coach do that could improve a lot A person? for example what would change if garcia had another coach? Could a trainer bring many changes to a Boxing fighter who has been a professional athlete for years?

[jakelyson]

I reckon Joe Goosen was not a very good trainer and not a very good advicer for the young fighter that he was supposed to mentor. I am quite certain that it is Ryan Garcia and his management team that decide if they accept a fight or not, however, the trainer should also be part of decision making or he leaves the team. Ryan should have been advised not to accept the 10 pound rehydration clause fight day weight check. This very much weakened Ryan and we did not see the real boxer go in the ring.

In any case, Ryan should go to Fredde Roach or go back to Eddie Reynoso or ask advice from Reynoso on who might be the best person to train him.

Well, I am not saying that Joe Goosen is a bad trainer, but he surely made some adjustments to the fight, and Ryan Garcia is not going with the corner plan anymore because he thinks it is not effective against Gervonta Davis, but sure enough, he is the one making the call, and not listening to the corner can cost you so much, unlike Gervonta Davis when he knocks down Ryan Garcia he didn't go for the kill instead he let his composure and still go with their corner's plan, because if he likely goes towards Ryan Garcia that is the time he may fall into the trap, well Gervonta Davis has a lot of IQ going towards Garcia,

I also commented on his defense, and to add that it seemed to me that he was very impatient in the fight against devis, he attacked with consecutive punches and left his defense completely open and devis took the opportunity to punch him in the regions of the body that leave the person immobilized, if he wants to improve then he will have to change a little the way he has been fighting in order to strengthen his strategy when he fights with a fighter with Davis characteristics, I don't know if for him to improve he will need to have another coach , I confess that as I'm not a Boxing specialist, I don't understand to what extent a Boxing coach, when training a person, would make that person improve and pick up all the coach's techniques, in soccer for example, coaches only have the function of designing the team's strategy. team

they don't have any way to improve the player in terms of talent, the player is the one who keeps practicing his dribbling, his way of running and positions he thinks is best to play, and the coach just takes the players and makes the formation and says where each player he should play and what he should do in that position and during the game he is guiding the players because as he is off the field he has a better view of everything that is happening on the field, now what exactly does a Boxing coach do that could improve a lot A person? for example what would change if garcia had another coach? Could a trainer bring many changes to a Boxing fighter who has been a professional athlete for years?

That body blow was vicious And Gervonta Davis really aimed for this because he knows that Ryan Garcia's weakness coming to the fight, and Gervontas's fight IQ was really shown in this fight the accuracy, footwork, and even defense was really successful against Ryan Garcia, if they would make a rematch now people would just swarm to bet for Gervonta Davis because of what he showed to their fight, and that is simply a dominant win for Davis,

[bbc.reporter]

That fight was really a disappointment, or at least that's what I felt because I did expected a better performance by Ryan Garcia and that he will be wiser on that fight because he already knew how wise Davis is inside the ring and how vast his IQ when it comes to what's needed to be done. But that specific bar that I set for Ryan may have been too high for him even if that is somehow achievable for a fight like that.

Well, hopefully he will indeed learn from his mistakes and enough about that because I'm already thrilled to see Loma fighting for the Devin Haney's throne. Just a few more days folks.

For me I see Ryan Garcia is still learning a lot and even though they have closer ages, Gervonta Davis is 28 years old while Ryan Garcia is just 24, you can see the age gap between the two, both fighters can still learn, and progress on their speed, strength, technique, skill, and fight IQ so make no mistake Ryan Garcia will be better with this fight experience and you will never know he will be accustomed to the style of Gervonta Davis and he will be ready beating him,

And since it was reported that Ryan Garcia chooses to separate with Goosen as his trainer, (he is also a no show if I'm remember correctly) then maybe when Ryan's contract with GBP is up, he might have to look for another boxing promotions I reckon.

I do agree that it was very unprofessional for them to be absent in the post fight press conference. Regardless, they know that they have to cover Ryan's back whether he win or lose that fight. Of course, not just Oscar but those who back up Ryan in this big fight is frustrated because we thought that he still has something inside of him to at least give us a good fight. But Davis is just to good, power and has a good defense to protect himself against Ryan's left hook.

Well, I really don't know what is the real reason behind Joe Goosen and Ryan Garcia parting ways, but as for Garcia he said that they have no Bitter qualms and that they part ways on good terms, but many are speculating that it is because of Oscar De La Hoya and Bernard Hopkins not attending Garcia's fight because of their own reason which is they have talked about that Oscar De La Hoya is receiving death threats so he doesn't push on with the fight, While Joe Goosen is still expecting an extension for the partnership but it was to no avail that Garcia really like to have a new training well if a boxer doesn't like the situation anymore I think it is all because of the lost or the wrong decision as a trainer,

I reckon Joe Goosen was not a very good trainer and not a very good advicer for the young fighter that he was supposed to mentor. I am quite certain that it is Ryan Garcia and his management team that decide if they accept a fight or not, however, the trainer should also be part of decision making or he leaves the team. Ryan should have been advised not to accept the 10 pound rehydration clause fight day weight check. This very much weakened Ryan and we did not see the real boxer go in the ring.

Everyone in the camp made a mistake by accepting that fight and that is a fact, even Ryan Garcia himself have his own share of mistake because he's the one who is fighting and not the people around him. He should be wiser to know which is better for him and not take the bait just because the hype is already strong enough, and Oscar Dela Hoya, he surely know more than anyone around their camp that it's not good for Ryan to accept that rehydration clause, but they accepted it anyway.

Now everyone inside the camp is blaming everybody and it is hot mess, and personally, I don't really think that Goosen was fired, he was the one who left and not the other way around.

In any case, Ryan should go to Fredde Roach or go back to Eddie Reynoso or ask advice from Reynoso on who might be the best person to train him.

That's a tough one to do after everything what happened, and if Ryan Garcia will do that, he will be laughing stock for running back at them.

It was only a mistake because Ryan Garcia accepted the rehydration clause. I am not saying it was wrong based on the outcome of the fight. Ryan agreed to give Tank one of his advantages which was the weight advantage. If he was allowed to be of any weight he can be for the fight, his punches would have been more threatening and it might force Tank to be more defensive which would work for the favor of Ryan.

Ryan will be a laughing stock? I disagree. There might be some fans who might laugh at him, however.



Now looking for a new coach, Garcia is considering a collaboration with his former mentor.

Garcia and Reynoso will meet to discuss a possible reunion shortly after Alvarez fights John Ryder on Saturday in Mexico, a source with direct knowledge of the agreed-upon meeting told BoxingScene.com.

Source https://www.boxingscene.com/ryan-garcia-considering-reynoso-reunion-canelo-says-eddy-needs-evaluate-lot-things--174361

[danherbias07]

Can Ryder Upset Canelo Tonight In Guadalajara?

https://www.boxingnews24.com/2023/05/can-ryder-upset-canelo-tonight-in-guadalajara/

Ryder can win; if he does, Canelo has already said he’ll retire. In other words, he doesn’t rate Ryder high enough for him to want to continue his career if he gets beat.

Putting his career on the line, that's not wise.
Yeah, he is the favorite here but I won't do that as a professional boxer. It sounds arrogant and this gives Ryder all the reason to defeat him. I think many bettors would side with Ryder given the amount of profit plus they say he really has a chance to win it.
And, it is a title fight that Ryder had been wanting for a long time. Two birds in one stone, make Canelo retire and then strip the belt from him.

For Canelo it's a different story, if he wins this fight he will get another shot against Bivol for the WBA Super World Light Heavy and get the revenge that he is hungry for. This is actually a massive fight for both fighters as it opens another path on their career.

[Ziskinberg]

their fight was announced longer than 3 months, both teams have time to prepare to achieve weight. if there is anyone to blame, it's Ryan who didn't follow the diet recommendations. the fight is over for weeks, their team still is still in denial.

It's not a good way to show sportsmanship. They should accept the defeat as it was very obvious who the better fighter was in that fight. It's better to use that experience to correct mistakes and get better. Perhaps Team Ryan was underestimating Tank Davis, but they shouldn't forget that they were the underdogs going into the fight.

Losing his undefeated record could hurt him, but it's important for him to understand that it's part of the game.

As a boxer, you don't win all the time, and there are times when you make mistakes. What's important is to learn from those mistakes and be ready to move on.

[btc_angela]

their fight was announced longer than 3 months, both teams have time to prepare to achieve weight. if there is anyone to blame, it's Ryan who didn't follow the diet recommendations. the fight is over for weeks, their team still is still in denial.

It's not a good way to show sportsmanship. They should accept the defeat as it was very obvious who the better fighter was in that fight. It's better to use that experience to correct mistakes and get better. Perhaps Team Ryan was underestimating Tank Davis, but they shouldn't forget that they were the underdogs going into the fight.

Losing his undefeated record could hurt him, but it's important for him to understand that it's part of the game.

As a boxer, you don't win all the time, and there are times when you make mistakes. What's important is to learn from those mistakes and be ready to move on.

I think Ryan Garcia knows it, that's why he take that risk to fight Tank Davis, but he give up so many things like the catch weight and rehydration clause and we could say that it's one factor why he lost in this fight.

And it's very easy to spot Ryan's weaknesses, I mean the body shot. Even before he works with Reynoso and has some shadow sparring with Canelo Alvarez, you can see the Canelo instantly saw that weakness and throw some body shots. I saw it in Twitter and it was the exact punch that Davis threw. And obviously, they still didn't prepare for that kind of shot or learn how to cover it up.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If Ryan Garcia is able to maintain his distance and made his jobs and straight very effective, there is a huge chance for him to win the fight.  But we all know with how fast and quick Gervonta Davis is, it is quite hard for Ryan Garcia to execute such a strategy unless he can dance with Gervonta Davis and out-tempo him.  Ryan Garcia can protect his not-so-tough chin with the said strategy.

But still, everything is just an assumption, speculation, and prediction.  We still have to watch how the fight unfolds and in boxing, everything is uncertain until the match finishes.

I really think Gervonta Davis is pretty much aware of that strategy that the experience he built through his career will surely carry him to Victory there are some punches that may enter Gervonta's guard but I think that is what he likes for his counter to be very effective but Ryan Garcia has his ghost punch that Davis will need to look out for,

Safe to say that Gervonta Davis's camp is already aware of everything that could happen even before we had the chance to discuss it in here. I mean, all the possible scenarios that Ryan Garcia might execute are already expected by them and for them, what's new, this is not the first time for Davis to fight someone like Garcia who does have the power and even the size advantage.

They are both aware of each other's advantages so if Tank can do something about Ryan's reach and speed, he better be stealthy because it's not just him that has the experience.

Everyone will be watching this fight. Tank who had a long reign in the division almost no exciting boxer to be match to him in the division until Ryan. If in the politics of boxing, Ryan is set up to dethrone Tank. It's a risky bet but to make it 3x, a small amount will be fun.

The results could have been quite surprising for some, but for others they were logical, here what I like most about boxing is that despite the fact that it is a contact sport and that it has a lot to do with the strength with which you fight and the resistance at all times to withstand blows, because what predominates is intelligence, the most intelligent boxers are the ones who always win and what happened was that, the most intelligent one won and the other was surprised even though he had a great.

[Kemarit]

If Ryan Garcia is able to maintain his distance and made his jobs and straight very effective, there is a huge chance for him to win the fight.  But we all know with how fast and quick Gervonta Davis is, it is quite hard for Ryan Garcia to execute such a strategy unless he can dance with Gervonta Davis and out-tempo him.  Ryan Garcia can protect his not-so-tough chin with the said strategy.

But still, everything is just an assumption, speculation, and prediction.  We still have to watch how the fight unfolds and in boxing, everything is uncertain until the match finishes.

I really think Gervonta Davis is pretty much aware of that strategy that the experience he built through his career will surely carry him to Victory there are some punches that may enter Gervonta's guard but I think that is what he likes for his counter to be very effective but Ryan Garcia has his ghost punch that Davis will need to look out for,

Safe to say that Gervonta Davis's camp is already aware of everything that could happen even before we had the chance to discuss it in here. I mean, all the possible scenarios that Ryan Garcia might execute are already expected by them and for them, what's new, this is not the first time for Davis to fight someone like Garcia who does have the power and even the size advantage.

They are both aware of each other's advantages so if Tank can do something about Ryan's reach and speed, he better be stealthy because it's not just him that has the experience.

Everyone will be watching this fight. Tank who had a long reign in the division almost no exciting boxer to be match to him in the division until Ryan. If in the politics of boxing, Ryan is set up to dethrone Tank. It's a risky bet but to make it 3x, a small amount will be fun.

The results could have been quite surprising for some, but for others they were logical, here what I like most about boxing is that despite the fact that it is a contact sport and that it has a lot to do with the strength with which you fight and the resistance at all times to withstand blows, because what predominates is intelligence, the most intelligent boxers are the ones who always win and what happened was that, the most intelligent one won and the other was surprised even though he had a great.

Not just boxing, but in all other sports, be in contact or non-contact, this athletes will really need to used their brain as well to win championship. Just like the great Vince Lombardi says, "inches make champions". So with everything is all equal, specially in strength department, you will need to think of something that will take you to become a champion.

And in this case, Tank Davis outsmart Ryan by seeing that one small opening in his body. And when he deliver that power shot in the ribs, it was all over as Garcia didn't anticipate than and you can't prepare for that brutal one body punch. Every one of them has fell because that is a vulnerable spot.

[Fredomago]

their fight was announced longer than 3 months, both teams have time to prepare to achieve weight. if there is anyone to blame, it's Ryan who didn't follow the diet recommendations. the fight is over for weeks, their team still is still in denial.

It's not a good way to show sportsmanship. They should accept the defeat as it was very obvious who the better fighter was in that fight. It's better to use that experience to correct mistakes and get better. Perhaps Team Ryan was underestimating Tank Davis, but they shouldn't forget that they were the underdogs going into the fight.

Losing his undefeated record could hurt him, but it's important for him to understand that it's part of the game.

As a boxer, you don't win all the time, and there are times when you make mistakes. What's important is to learn from those mistakes and be ready to move on.

I think Ryan Garcia knows it, that's why he take that risk to fight Tank Davis, but he give up so many things like the catch weight and rehydration clause and we could say that it's one factor why he lost in this fight.

And it's very easy to spot Ryan's weaknesses, I mean the body shot. Even before he works with Reynoso and has some shadow sparring with Canelo Alvarez, you can see the Canelo instantly saw that weakness and throw some body shots. I saw it in Twitter and it was the exact punch that Davis threw. And obviously, they still didn't prepare for that kind of shot or learn how to cover it up.

Might adjust but not enough since he also needs to lose some weight the focus on trainings might not that solid even they are anticipating that Davis will throw those body shots, he even try to punch and counter that attack but the solid landed punch of Davis is strong enough that he really can't take that's why he lose the fight.

He needs more adjustments and needs to adopt on how he will be able to support that weakness, either he will try to solidify that
part or he needs to throw a counter then runaway to escape being boxed.

[danherbias07]

150,000 audience in a big stadium where almost everyone is supporting Canelo Alvarez in his home Guadalajara Mexico.
Well, Canelo didn't let down his people and he performed great against Ryder. It's just that he cannot knock him out although he knocks him down once which I thought will end the fight. Ryder stood up and became a better boxer afterward and he fought well in the next half of the 12 rounds. Showing his tenacity and his heart to try and win it without any regrets.
He did make me a fan of his when he showed how tough he is even though he was all bloody and breathing in his mouth. That must've been hard for him to continue the fight.

Canelo still won in UD which is not questionable. I give 6 rounds for Canelo and 4 for Ryder, 2 ties.