“Ryan is a bit mess”: Eye Eddie Hearna about career after Romero Ryana Garcia

Eddie Hearn says Ryan Garcia “In a little mess“After losing to Roland’s ‘Rolly’ Romera on May 2 on Times Square. He says Ryan (24-2, 20 ko) must” return “from that defeat and get a removal win with Devin Haney to be sustainable.

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Hearn also thinks Haney should get another victory after his appearance at the Times Square event against Jose Ramirez. Mentioned that Devin looked “petrified” and talked about someone told him he was reminiscent of “rabbit” with its rapid movement around the ring.

Garcia needs a return to return

“I care more about Ryan than Devin. Entering the fight (May 2 on Times Square) I was more concerned about Devin,” Eddie Hearn said To fight the TV, Speaking of his concern about Ryan Garcia. “Although Devin didn’t look sensational, he’ll get momentum after winning, and I think he’ll be better next time.”

Garcia looked terrible during her fight against Roland ‘Rolly’ Romera on May 2, and you can say that he was shattered after that. Ryan showed that he was crying in an ambulance after defeating Rolly. The way he looked, it would be difficult for Garcia to get back from that defeat.

“Ryan is in a mess, real. He has to come back, get a win. I think you should beat Rolly, “Hearn said.” We saw behind closed doors for such an atmosphere to influence performances, but you know what to expect, “Hearn said about Garcia fighting in front of a little crowd on Times Square.

Garcia may not be in a “little mess” if Turks Alalshikh is ready to match him with Devin Haney in October. Everyone heard that the Turks said at a press conference today that the rematch of Ryan Vs. Haney still the one he wants. He did not say that quickly, but given the way he was talking, he would probably be. If the Turks want Kingry to fight, they will have to ensure that it is against someone who has a marginal talent and without a hit. Any Top 10 candidate at 140 or 147 would be very risky for Garcia.

Hearn blames the environment

“I was pretty upset that Ryan didn’t perform because I was really pleased that he had turned his life,” Hearn said. “Sometimes in that environment the struggle can pass you through. So what happens is that you got six rounds and you are behind. Eight bullets, you are still lagging behind. Ten rounds, you have two rounds. (Coach) Derrick) James said all the right things.”

It is ridiculous that Hearn the wrong environment of Times Square for the defeat of Ryan Garcia against Rolly Romera. That’s why Kingry lost. He was beaten because he fought against a robust fighter with excellent strength and did not possess a beard or courage to win against this kind of fighter. Ryan is not at the level of elite fighters like Gervont Davis. He is not even at the level of a solid fighter with blue collar like Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruza.

“It wasn’t like he didn’t say,” Ryan, “but he just couldn’t do it. Was it the environment? Was it he and Rolly had little history? He was hurt in the second round. But that was a bad performance,” Hearn said. “It’s the bottom line. And he’s much better than that.”

How does Hearn know that Ryan Garcia is better than what he showed? Who ever won to show that his level is high? We saw him dominating Sparing with Rolly years ago. The fight played just like the sparring session, which is thought to have happened in 2018. As a professional, Ryan’s best victories were against Oscar Duarte, Javier Fortuna and Luke Campbell. These are not big talents.

The Turks control the rematch

“It’s on his excellency (Turki Alalshikh),” Hearn said when asked if he believed that Ryan Garcia would happen now against Devin Haney 2 rematch. “If they both look great on May 2. It’s huge, but they aren’t. I think they both need another altercation. I think Shakur was right about Devin. Devin is currently this criticism, and sometimes people will be a little harder than they should be. “

The way Turks spoke today during a news conference in New York for Edgar Berlang against Hamzah Sheeraz, it sounds like he will continue with his original plans to make Rovenian Garcia-Haney. If it is just a party, not the conquest of the belts or positioning to win the title, the rematch of Ryan Vs. Haney. None of these guys will improve enough to win the title with 147. Their only chance to win the title is against the WBC champion Mario Barrios or after the Ennis boots move until 154.

“He (Haney) beat quite a bit in every round, and several times hurt Ramirez when he held his legs. But he was just moving too fast, but he came out of the really rough night, with many things happening. He left the ring for a year. Devin is a great talent,” Hearn said.

Devin won almost every circle against the faded version of Jose Ramirez, which was made by that. There is a big difference between Haney well against Ramirez from someone with a talent, such as Jaron Ennis, Brian Norman, Gary Antuanne Russell and Shakhram Giyasov. It’s hard to see Haney beat any of these fighters or even Conor Benna.