Mild welterweight contender Ryan Garcia goals of a mega-fight towards Naoya Inoue at 140 in Japan, which he believes can be “one of many greatest PPVs of all time.”
The 31-year-old four-division world champion Inoue (26-0, 23 KOs) fights at 122 and would want to maneuver up in weight by 18 lbs for Ryan Garcia to comprehend his imaginative and prescient of a large pay-per-view conflict towards him.
It sounds loopy for the 25-year-old Ryan to even think about such a combat, provided that he’s by no means received a world title and appears to be remodeling into a star boxer.
He hasn’t performed something as knowledgeable to deserve a combat with Inoue. He’s simply common due to his 11 million Instagram followers, and people aren’t boxing followers. Many are simply youngsters who’re into Ryan, an influencer for them.
Ryan has a behavior of fantasizing about completely different fights and failing to remain attentive to what’s in entrance of them, which, on this case, is a possible conflict towards Devin Haney on April twentieth.
The Weight Hole
“I consider Inoue can grow to be a multiple-weight world champion. So, I’m pondering, what if someday we find yourself combating? I’m speaking concerning the future, and we do it in Japan. It’ll be enormous,” stated Ryan Garcia on social media, dreaming of combating Naoya Inoue, who lately moved as much as tremendous bantamweight at 122 lbs and would want to maneuver up one other 4 divisions to combat him at 140.
“Mark my phrases. If that combat performs out that means, that combat will likely be one of many greatest PPVs of all time. Keep in mind, I simply stated that,” stated Kingry.
If the combat did occur, Inoue would probably win whatever the weight as a result of he has loads of abilities and hand velocity going for him. Not like Ryan, he’s an actual fighter who lacks the technical means and ring IQ and has but to show himself towards true top-ten caliber opposition at 140.
Ryan’s profession as a boxer may quickly be additional degraded if he goes forward along with his plans to problem Devin Haney for his WBC mild welterweight title on April twentieth on DAZN PPV. Most boxing followers consider Ryan has no probability of profitable that combat and will likely be embarrassed by Haney.
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