Hackett’s theory: Did the Ped -O’s Ryan Garcia turn from ‘Angry Tiger’ against Haney into ‘frightened housecat’ against Romero?

Coach Greg Hackatt suspect that Ryan Garcia looked so poor in his loss to Roland’s ‘Rolly’ Romera last Friday night because he was not on “Wilderje.” Hackett says he returned to his “Garcia’s Garcia system to his”Natural self“Which he calls a “Housecat.“Garcia looked terrified of Romera after he fell and seemed to never regain his confidence after that episode.

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Rolly (17-2, 13 ko) defeated Garcia (24-2, 20 Kos) by a unanimous decision in a 12-round in a white weight competition in their headliners at Times Square, New York. Ryan used Romero, 29, as an opponent to adjust it to prepare him for his mega-Bosnian rematch with Devin Haney in October. Fans saw the Garcia-Romero fight as in advance that Ryan would easily win.

“Petrified to the end”

The defeat could tear down plans for a rematch between Garcia and Haney. Turks Alalshikh did not say whether to go with the fight for October. If it is just a foolish party of worthless food, he could continue to fight.

Nothing changes. This fight would always be a match at the level of celebrities between fighters who are unable to win world titles with 147. Only a few fighters are well aligned throughout their careers and the promoters placed them on the race.

“Ryan was petrified to the end, especially after he got caught. After he returned, he still gave Rolly to know,” I’m still here, but I won’t work too much, “said coach Greg Hackett YSM sports media About Ryan Garcia in her loss to Rolland’s ‘Rolly’ Romera last Friday night at Times Square. “He (Garcia) was not convinced because every time he shot to the right, Rolly came out of Domet and did not allow him to take off that right hand.”

Garcia seemed very scared to throw blows after being knocked down by a double left hip Rolando in the second round. That blow extinguished all the fight from Ryan, leaving a frightened fighter who saw the fans until the end of the competition in 12 rounds. He looked like he saw a ghost. The point is that Rolly did not start gain confidence to the second half of the fight. When he saw Ryan not throwing himself, he started walking down, loading on individual shots and stabs.

“You could say that Rolly is strong as a mother f ****. Keep up. I’m moving too fast,” Hackett said. “Stanarina, honey. It wasn’t there… It was the same behavior from the whole Camp Ryan (for Fight Devin Haney), “Hackett said, comparing Ryan Garcia’s angry behavior, an increased behavior in leading to the fight for Haney to the movie character of a football player who was on Peds and plays Berserk.

Ryan’s physical and aggression levels were different to fight for Rolly over Haney Bout last year. He looked more muscular against Devin and was like a cage, an angry tiger in the ring that night. Garcia headed for Haney, not showing respect for his strokes and throwing shots with 100% full power. Haney was as scared of Ryan as well as Rolly.

“Get there with Devin Haney, he tried to take his head off. He didn’t care what he was coming to his way. The level of confidence was through the roof. Where was it the second night? We didn’t see any of that,” said Hackett about Ryan Garcia, who did not have the same aggression against Rolly, who had a fight with Haney.

Even in the first round, Ryan didn’t look aggressive and seemed worried about the strength of Romero. A few shots Rolly landed in a circle, Garcia is careful to mix him with him. He felt his power and realized that it was a different animal than what he had fought in the past in 135.

“Naturally” exposed?

“The same guy we saw with the body frame and everything. We didn’t see any of that,” Hackett said. “You got so much respect for Rolly? No. His (Kingry) is a natural pop pop.

The Ryan version we saw against Haney may never exist again. It was a rare one -off performance from him, because he never looked so impressive in any of his struggles. Garcia was like Superman that night. Now he has returned to his former self and is not equipped to deal with Welterweights with power.

Unless something changes with Ryan, his career is over. He should lead Haney’s battle for cash and consider withdrawing if he loses. If you are winning, target a rematch with Gervont Davis to get another giant day that will help alleviate years of retirement.

“As long as these (boxers) are tested and they are kept away from the drug improvement drugs, we will get such fights. We will start to see who the real dog is,” Hackett said.