Father Ryan Garcia says his son deserves to fight for the title despite having lost
Henry Garcia explained that King Ry adds value to the fight and that's why Mario Barrios chose him as his next challenger
Despite losing his most recent fight to Rolando" Rolly" Romero, Ryan Garcia's father, asserted that his son deserves to fight for Mario Barrios ' World Boxing Council ( WBC ) welterweight title.
Garcia stated in a statement to MillCity Boxing that King Ry's inclusion in the combat they will headline on February 21 demonstrates why Barrios chose him as his next opponent. Whether you win or lose, there is worth. That wasn't my brother. Ryan was Ryan in the fight. That's the Ryan you need, and that's the Ryan we have at this moment," he said. " It's the price that can give you that title, regardless of whether you've lost it before or whatever. Mario Barrios desires a reliable partner. And you are aware of what? He continued," Ryan chose him, and he chose him. " Remember that Ryan Garcia is recovering from a May lost to Rolando" Rolly" Romero. The fighter of Puerto Rican descent completely dominated him, and he ultimately won the victory by a unanimous vote ( 115-112, 115-112, 118-109 ).
Additionally," Rolly" won the 147-pound belt from the World Boxing Association ( WBA ). King Ry has had a second chance to achieve world dominance before this, but he will now have another chance to do it.
Manny Pacquiao and Mario Barrios drew in the WBC title, but he kept it that way. He was anticipating a fight with the Filipino warrior, who will return to action in January, but the previous eight-division hero is now aiming for a fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Ryan Garcia, 25, made his second career exit after a year of being inactive as a result of a cheating disqualification.
In his professional career, the Mexican-American has won 24 games ( 20 by knockout ), two losses, and one no-contest. Mario Barrios, 30, continued to win the WBC welterweight title after drawing for the next time in a row. The professional American has a record of 39 victories ( 18 of them by knockout ), two losses, and two draws.
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