Promoter Oscar de la Hoya predicts that Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 KOS) will win the knockout round, against competent Rolando’Rolland’Rolly’Romero on May 2 in Times Square, New York City.
De La Hoya said the sport needed Ryan, whose warm-up battle with former WBA light-time welterweight champion Romero (16-2, 13 KOS) brought life to it, preparing him for a match against Devin Haney. Rolly is useful for Garcia to take Rust off as long as he doesn’t release the left hook too early in the fight.
Hanney’s “glass chin”
Oscar doubts whether Garcia Hanni’s rematch will happen because he believes Haney has a “glass chin,“And will be eliminated by Jose Ramirez in a co-creation on Garcia and Rolly cards on May 2.
De La Hoya, the 1992 Olympic gold medalist and former six-district world champion, saw enough action to see a fighter on a fighter with a glass chin. He believes Haney is a textbook example of his chin packing class after knocking out Kingry at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on April 20 last year. us Haven’t seen it yet and have no hair Haney since then. I just want to know where Bill is? It’s strange that both of them disappeared after last April.
“You let Ryan Garcia fight Rolly, the latter is a singles phenomenon. He can knock you down with either hand, but Rolly knows how to improve himself. He knows how to play in big battles. Even if he gets eliminated, he knows how to do these big battles. Golden BoyTalk about the Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando’Rolly’Romero conflict on Times Square in New York on May 2.
“I strongly think Ryan will get the knockout. I’m excited that Ryan Garcia is back. I think he’s a good fit for the sport. Boxing requires Ryan Garcia. Without him, the sport is like “ah”, except for my “Thursday clapping.”
Needless to say, in this battle with Garcia, Rory will be eliminated. Hopefully Romero has been hanging there long enough to bring some rounds to Kingry as he has been laying off staff for 13 months and he needs to step up for anyone he faces next.
“I think Ramirez will go out and eliminate Devin Haney’s glass chin. That’s how it happens,” De La Joya said. “Ramirez is a guy who stays in the gym, he’s ready, he’s focused on concentration, not nonsense. So he’s going to follow Devin Haney. It’s his chance.
“As a warrior, Devin Haney won’t be the same when he was knocked down by Ryan Garcia. That confidence, that heart won’t be the same,” De La Joya said.
Last updated on March 8, 20125
