“It will come out cold!” Henry Garcia provides for Ryan Garcia’s first Rolly Romero Garcia in Times Square Showdown

Ryan Garcia’s father, Henry Garcia, sees his son eliminating Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero a “The first quarter“Of his 12-round heavy weight struggle this Friday, May 2, in Times Square of New York City. Henry forecasts that once Kingry (24-1, 20 kos) hits solid,” he will be eliminated.

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Hopefully the fight is at least a little competitive because it is the headline Dazn PPV on a small but loaded card. Garcia needs to get some rust ring Because he has not fought since his fight against Devin Haney last year in April. Given the yolk factor, it would be self-destructing that Ryan Obliti Rolly (16-2, 13 kos) in the first four rounds.

Finish first quarter?

“My prediction is that Ryan will stop Rolly. Yes, first quarter. If he hits him solid, he is out,” said Henry Garcia to Millcity BoxingGiving his prediction for his son, Ryan Garcia’s struggle against Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero, this Friday night in Times Square in New York City.

Ryan will have to press and take some risks for an early shutdown of Rolly. This is not a struggle that can be addressed in the same way as his last against Devin Haney, who had no power.

“When Ryan is focused as now, he is a very dangerous fighter. He will probably not be gusic immediately, but as soon as he has been counteracted, I think he will be gunsioso,” Henry said about Rolly, who is cautious to fight against Garcia due to the danger of being hit with his left hook.

“It has been fallen (Rolly) twice, and you will not move too far. He keeps with you. You are humble. Fighting Ryan, he is not there to shake hands. He is there to hit -you go out -you should only wait and see. Once a warrior, always warrior and Rolly has always been the case. He cannot move away from anyone,” said Henry.

It is difficult to imagine Rolly not to fight aggressively throughout the struggle, because it struggles aggressively independently of the traits with which it is achieved. In order for him to change his style now, climbing -against a boy who dominated in his past in the past, this is not realistic.

Henry is visualizing something that is not possible with Rolly. His style of struggle has been established, and he has been stubbornly stuck to his entire career. Changing now would be stupid.