Ryan Garcia impresses open training

Ryan Garcia (24-1, 20 kos) is scheduled to return on May 2, against Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero (16-2, 13 kos) in a historical attack on Times Square. Garcia returns from his suspension throughout the year for positively tested for the drug that improves the Ostarine performance in the combination of April 20 against Degget. He has had time to improve himself mentally and physically, and the Thursday’s open media training at the BXNG Club in San Diego, California, demonstrated his much improved boxing skills.

Known for his power and fatal hook, Garcia showed improved skills, making him a better general boxer. He showed much better job and an improved ability to use angles. In his time away from the ring, Ryan briefly worked with his former coach, Eddy Reynoso, but finally returned to the coach with whom he has been during the last two fights, Derrick James.

Its aim is to be boxers who can also fight inside and the box outside. Against a punch like Rolando, it seems that its strategy will be that of the boxes outside. James said that Ryan Garcia struggling inside: “Don’t worry about it. When I say you don’t worry. I’m saying that it will not be a problem. Fights are something that is always a possibility. If you keep them in the outside boxing, that’s what you do. So we have to master it too.

Being able to adapt and change tactically makes Garcia a more difficult opponent for anyone. Ryan and James feel that Rolly is a tough opponent and they have prepared for a difficult game. Garcia said of his next encounter: “I just have to take the advice of my coach. He likes to keep everything in a low way, but we are ready for everything that Rolando contributes. We do not expect an easy struggle. It’s a punch of power and he will try to get out and make the fight difficult. I just have to be well conditioned and have a good play plan.”

Rolly’s last game was against Manuel Jaimes last September, who defeated a unanimous decision on the Canelo Alvarez-Edgar Berlanga card. Prior to this game, he lost his WBA Super Light Championship in Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz through a technical tie of the eighth round. Romero shut up unusually for New York and Los Angeles pressers and seems to be completely focused

In this struggle. It has a record of 2-2 in its last four games and needs a significant victory against a maximum contestant like Ryan to return it to the winning path.

The co-main event of this Epic Magazine Card will also have the return of Devin Haney to the ring against Jose Ramirez. If both Garcia and Haney are victorious, he will establish a game between the two for what is being screened as a October party in Saudi Arabia. There is a lot of interest to see how the two fighters will perform after what happened between April 2. Today we have had a vision of Ryan and it has improved a lot.