Is Ryan Garcia’s race over? Fans question their return to the form after Romero’s defeat

Ryan Garcia has many doubts about his ability to return to the fighter, after his shameful loss in the face of Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero last May. Garcia (24-2, 20 kos) published on social media yesterday, saying that he is willing to “return” and “show” to fans who can give things to his career.

Is Ryan Garcia’s race over?

People do not believe Garcia and feel that they cannot beat anyone without the help of Peds, which would allow him to lift his game from a marginal performer to Superman. He certainly looked like a superhero, overcoming Devin Haney’s day lamps last year. They feel that it is over for Ryan, and everything is going down from here, returning to the mediocrity where he came from.

Garcia mentioned in a publication in X that dealt with alcoholism and “bipolar depression” in the year that had been outside the ring until his loss in Rolly Romero in Times Square in New York. Ryan’s publication read how someone used excuses to divert criticism instead of having his defeat.

Peds: Garcia’s key to power?

Fans do not think it was bipolar liquor or depression for the way Garcia lost. They feel that it was a lack of Peds to increase their power and aggression to levels above their normal capacity. Some of them believe that Ryan has received more help with the Peds. Once he did not have it in his system, he was dominated by what they feel is one of the worst fighters of boxing, Rolly.

If Ryan cannot regain the form he had in his victory over Haney, he could also retire, because almost everyone will be hit by almost everyone at the heavyweight division maximum.

Losing in Rolly was bad. If Ryan can find a time machine to return to the person who was when he wiped his roof with Deggey, he could have the opportunity to do something in 147. But what Garcia showed in his loss in Romero, will be food for almost everyone in the first 15.

Garcia needs a new, active team

What was worrying about Ryan’s performance against Rolly is that he was not punching. He stopped fighting after being fallen in the second round and played him in the rest of the fight.

“People need to remember that boxing is not for the weak. I came out of a year of being an alcoholic, suffering from bipolar depression disorder. I’m fine with the judgment, but I’m willing to return and show -you can return from anything,” said Ryan Garcia X.

Ryan has to return to a simple life, moving – giant mansion on the hillsAnd he lives as a fighter who has not made millions in sport. Get a new training team and focus on work and keep you active. You cannot afford to sit for a year between fights.