Ryan Garcia thinks about removal with Rolando romera or the immediate conflict between Devin Haney after a stunning upset loss

Ryan Garcia says he is still open to fight Devin Haneya in Rovenos or returned him with Rolando ‘Rolly’ to Romera after losing him on Friday night. Garcia (24-2, 20 ko) lets him fans to decide. It would look bad for Garcia to leave his loss from Romera (17-3, 13 ko) without trying to take revenge first.

Romero overthrew Garcia in the second round on the way to the unanimous decision in 12 rounds at Times Square, New York. Ryan says he didn’t feel like he was “progressing” in the fight. He looked weak and tired. Garcia’s striking power in her last fight against Haney was not. Some boxing fans on social networks say that his false performance is a sign that he lost power now that he excluded a pedes.

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A fan choice?

If Ryan moves away from his defeat against Rolly without trying to take revenge on him, he will look bad. Trying to see the struggle between him and Haney after loss, he will do it heavy.

“Whatever fans want. If they want to bring him back with Rolly, let’s do it. If I want to get back straight to Devin, let’s do that,” said Ryan Garcia during press conference after the fight After losing to Roland’s ‘Rolly’ Romera on Friday night, when asked if he still wants to fight Devin Haney or face Rolando in rematch.

Ryan must take responsibility for his own decisions, not to leave him to the fan. It’s his career. They will not be able to make fans forget about his loss by fighting Haney.

“I’m ready to try any of them. I couldn’t go for myself at a training camp,” Ryan said. “I didn’t feel like I had more conditioning or more energy. I didn’t feel like I was making progress in any way. I mentioned Derrick and we started to understand it.

“We only had five weeks. It was one of those things I didn’t know what was going on. I don’t know why I couldn’t get a progressive sharpness coming to the camp. We still trained, but nothing clicked,” Garcia said.