Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando Romero: Strategic Analysis

Tonight we will see the historic Triplehead on Times Square. In the main event, Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 COs) will face Rolando “Rolly” Romero (16-2, 13 food) for the WBA Welterweight title. It will be an action -packed fight between two boxers who like to entertain. Both boxers move up a section and will fight at 147 pounds for the first time. Rolly outgrown the 140 -pound division and said it was too late. He is 2-2 in his last four battles; A victory against a superstar like Ryan would put him back on the winning path.

When weighing yesterday, Rolly said he envisaged an evil knockout. His strategy will be to express and strike Garcia. With the extra weight, he believes that he is stronger and more capable of doing so. His last match against Manuel JaMes ran the distance, and although he won, he was not offensive, and landed 18 percent of his Jabs and 27.8 percent of his overall Compubox. Maybe his less-than-star performance can be attributed to his struggle to gain weight; He must reap the benefits that he does not have to cut as much weight for this battle. He announced that he felt physically better and had more power.

Ryan Garcia makes his return to his annual suspension because he tested positive for the performance -enhancing drug Ostarine in his April match against Devin Haney. Now he finds himself again in New York against an opponent he is familiar with after haunted in the past with Romero. According to Rolly, he got the best from Ryan, “he got a ** beat twice and the third time is the charm.” Those firing sessions took place 8 years ago and both boxers are very different today. Their skills have developed, and physically they have changed. At the time, both were the same in size, but Ryan is now higher and physically larger than Rolly.

Both fighters have knockout power, making it an interesting game. An error by one of the two can result in an expensive mistake. However, Ryan holds the lead in overall velocity and agility. Garcia has a 2-inch benefit, which will allow him to control the distance. At his open workout in San Diego, he showed better footwork. He will use his legs to create corners and frustrate Rolly. If Ryan decides to employ the shoulder roll against Romero, it will be a mistake. He will give Rolly unnecessary opportunities by making himself a stationary target. Being confident or taking Romero lightly can pose a danger. He should not look at what is on the horizon, a possible match against Devin Haney. If he successfully defeats Rolly and Devin does the same against Jose Ramirez, they will meet in Saudi Arabia in October. He must

Focus on the task at hand and respect Romero for the Power Puncher he is. Although he has struggled from late, the extra weight will benefit Rolly. The potential of ring rust because he was away for Ryan for a year can cause him to start slowly. He must box intelligently and not allow Rolly to get an early lead. The world will look at its long -awaited return; He must now meet and act on expectations.