By: Sean Crose
Ryan Garcia told the media after his knockout loss to Tank Davis on Saturday night in Las Vegas: “Certainly I almost got up. “I don’t have any excuses. I couldn’t get up.” Although close, the Davis-Garcia fight was dominated by multi-title Davis. However, there is no doubt that Garcia had his moments. In the end, it was a perfect kick that ended everything for Garcia. A slow-moving knock-back prevented the famous Californian from getting up before the referee counted to 10. However, at his post-match press conference, Garcia made it clear that he felt the time had come. must go on.
“I’m going to hit 140 (base weight class),” he said when asked what next. “I feel much stronger at 140.” Since Saturday’s bout was in the 136-pound hottieth, Garcia was asked if the subsequent rehydration rule affected his performance. “I really can’t pinpoint that too much,” he said. “That’s what it was. I signed the contract.” Garcia went on to give some props to his conqueror. I get bored there.”
Suffice to say, it’s a no-brainer to get bored sharing the ring with Gervonta Davis. Garcia said: “I was definitely mistaken. Yet again, the man seems to be looking to the future. “I plan to return whenever possible,” he said. “Three months, I believe, and I’ll come back to it.” With all that said, Garcia points out that there was really no animosity between him and Davis, that the petty talk that led to the fight was aimed at his opponent’s head before the opening bell rang. go up.
“It’s not personal,” Garcia said. “I hope to get a rematch one day.”
