“Ryan is in a little mess”: Eddie Hearn’s assessment of Ryan Garcia’s Na-Romero career

Eddie Hearn says Ryan Garcia is ‘In a little mess‘After his loss of Rolando’ Rolly ‘Romero on May 2 on Times Square. He says Ryan (24-2, 20 COs) must ‘come back’ of that defeat and win for the re-broadcast with Devin Haney to be viable.

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Hearn also thinks Haney should get another win after his actions at the Times Square event against Jose Ramirez. He mentions that Devin seems ‘furthest’ and talks about someone who tells him that he looked like a ‘rabbit’ With his quick movement around the ring.

Garcia needs comeback wins

“I’m worried about Ryan as Devin. If I go into battle (on May 2 on Times Square), I was more concerned for Devin,” Eddie Hearn said Fight Hub TV, Talk about his concern about Ryan Garcia. “Although Devin did not look sensational, he will now gain momentum after victory, and I think he will be better next time.”

Garcia looked awful on May 2 through his fight against Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero, and you can see that he was crushed afterwards. Ryan showed that he was crying in the ambulance after his defeat to Rolly. The way he looked like it would be difficult for Garcia to come back from that defeat.

‘Ryan is really a little mess. He must come back, win. I think he should beat Rolly, ‘says Hearn.’ We have seen behind closed doors that the kind of atmosphere has an impact on performances, but you know what to expect, ‘says Hearn about Garcia fighting a small crowd on Times Square.

Garcia may not be in a ‘little wasted’ if Turki Alalshikh is willing to fit him against Devin Haney in October. Everyone heard Turki at the press conference today that the Ryan against Haney Rematch is still one he wants. He did not say how soon, but given the way he speaks, it is likely. If Turki wants Kingry to have another battle, he will have to make sure it is against someone who has marginal talent and has no punching force. Any top -10 contender at 140 or 147 is very risky for Garcia.

Hearn blames the environment

“I was very upset that Ryan did not act because I was very happy for him to turn his life,” Hearn said. “Sometimes in that area the fight can pass you by. What does happen is that you come in six rounds and you are behind. Eight rounds, you are still behind. Ten rounds you had two rounds to go. (Trainer) Derrick) James said all the right things. “

It is ridiculous for Hearn to blame the Times Square area for Ryan Garcia’s defeat to Rolly Romero. That is not the reason why Kingry lost. He was beaten because he fought a robust fighter with an excellent force, and he did not have the chin or the courage to win against the kind of fighter. Ryan is not at the level of elite fighters like Gervonta Davis. He is not even at the level of a tough blue -questioned fighter like Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz.

“It wasn’t as if he didn’t say,” Ryan “, but he just couldn’t. Was it the environment? Was it he and Rolly had some history? He was hurt in the second round. But it was a poor performance, “Hearn says. “That’s the most important point. And he is much better than that. ‘

How does Hearn know that Ryan Garcia is better than he showed? Who did he ever beat to show that his level was high? We saw him dominated years ago in sparring with Rolly. The fight played just like the sparring session, which presumably took place in 2018. As a pro, Ryan’s best wins against Oscar Duarte, Javier Fortuna and Luke Campbell were. These are not great talents.

Turki Controls Rematch

“It’s up to his excellence (Turki Alalshikh),” Hearn said when asked if he believed that the Ryan Garcia against Devin Haney 2 Rematch will happen now. “If both of these guys look good on May 2, it’s big, but they haven’t. I think they both need another fight. I think Shakur was right about Devin. Devin is there to be criticized now, and sometimes people are going to be a little harder than they should be. ‘

The way Turki spoke for the Edgar Berlanga against Hamzah Sheeraz at the Edgar Berlanga Press conference today sounds like he’s going to continue his original plans to make the Garcia-Haney Rematch. If it’s just about entertainment and not about winning belts or positioning to win a title, the Ryan against Haney Rematch can happen just as well. None of these guys will improve enough to win a title at 147. Their only chance to win a title is against WBC champion Mario Barrios or after Boots Ennis moved up to 154.

“He (Haney) did win every round, and he injured Ramirez a few times when he held his feet. But he just moved a little too fast, but he comes a very rough night with many things that happened to him. He was out of the ring for a year. Devin is a brilliant talent, ‘says Hearn.

Devin won almost every round against a faded version of Jose Ramirez, who ordered him. There is a big difference between Haney doing well against Ramirez as someone with talent, such as Jaron Ennis, Brian Norman, Gary Antuanne Russell and Shakhram Giyasov. It’s hard to see Haney beating any of the fighters or even Conor Benn.