Ryan Garcia

Ryan Garcia and Emmanuel Tagoe are set to face off in the ring on Saturday in a lightweight bout. We break down when the fight starts and how to watch the ...

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The Ryan Garcia vs Emmanuel Tagoe fight on April 9, has a rising star in boxing facing a former world champion on DAZN.

US sports fans who want to watch Ryan Garcia vs Emmanuel Tagoe can see it on DAZN (opens in new tab). In the US, DAZN is available for $20 per month, or $99 per year. He has enough power to hang in this fight, with nearly half of his wins coming by knockout. He has over 8 million followers on Instagram (opens in new tab), way beyond the reach of champion fighters on the pound-for-pound best lists. Campbell pressed Garcia, knocking him down in the second rough of the fight. Coverage begins at 2 am UK on April 10, with the Main Event starting approximately 4 am UK. Ryan Garcia is an exciting boxer and social media superstar, but he needs to get his career path back on track after more than a year away from the ring.

Ryan Garcia is returning for the first time in 15 months, and he faces an opponent in Emmanuel Tagoe who hasn't lost since 2004.

After joining up with Reynoso, you really got a sense of just how aggressive and powerful Garcia could be. Yet, Tagoe hasn’t fought in 17 months (and just once in the last 31 months), and it’ll be interesting to see if he has any ring rust. Unsurprisingly, Garcia is a large betting favorite at -1800 (bet $1,800 to win $100), while Tagoe is the +775 underdog. Campbell before storming back to stop him in the seventh. If all of those hit, you’d win $258 on a $100 bet. I can’t wait for Saturday. I’m going to show everyone.” We got along and there was something about him that appealed to me personality wise and fighting wise. “He’s old school, and I love that part of the game. I look at him and don’t see him 100% dedicated and, to us, that’s a bad signal.” Emmanuel Tagoe, including the odds, their records and a prediction on who will win. More than satisfied even. Here’s everything you need to know about Ryan Garcia vs.

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“I have pointers I like to share with all my fighters. It’s a breath of fresh air to have a fighter like Ryan.” I’m a very familiar guy. I see him in training camp. “I give him advice. given the very public and bitter split between Alvarez and Golden Boy near the end of 2020.

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"We'll make him a lot of money. "Tank, give me a call! Ryan and Tank have been rivals for years, and occasionally engage in some good ol' fashion trash talk. "I'll sign him! "I wouldn't mind making a three-fight deal with him just to make the Ryan fight happen," De La Hoya said. Oscar De La Hoya wants to sign Gervonta "Tank" Davis to Golden Boy -- if the boxing star is truly a free agent.

In a recent clip on Ryan Garcia's YouTube channel, his coach Joe Goosen claimed he uses Vaseline on Garcia to give his sparring partners a chance.

At the age of 23, Garcia is still young and near the beginning of his professional boxing career. Ryan Garcia is preparing for his next fight against Emmanuel Tagoe in San Antonio tonight. However, Garcia suffered a hand injury in training and the contest was postponed.

Ryan Garcia returns to the ring to face Emmanuel Tagoe in tonight's DAZN main event!

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After a difficult 15 months, lightweight star Ryan Garcia is set for his much anticipated return to the ring. He will face big underdog Emmanuel Tagoe in a ...

I know that I still have a lot left to give to the sport. I came here to knock out Ryan Garcia. I think he’s good but he’s not my size. I feel great and I am going to make every day count.” And fortunately, I am healthy enough to continue to fight at a high level and give fans some amazing fights. Fans should be ready to see me give this fight everything I got If he can take a shot, it will be a good fight. Joe can also bring out a lot of out of you. I just love to fight and just be better than the person in front of me. I don’t look to toss someone around for a couple of rounds. “Seeing the shot; knowing where it is going to land; knowing that the timing is just perfect. “This is going to be an exciting fight from me. Then, when he was ready to return for a November fight with Golden Boy stablemate Joseph Diaz Jr., Garcia again was forced to withdraw, this time because of a right wrist/hand injury that requited surgery. They forced him to pull out of a July fight with Javier Fortuna to seek therapy so he could deal with anxiety and suicidal thoughts.

Ryan Garcia is set to make his return to the ring on Saturday night in Texas. The rising lightweight contender is back after over a year away while dealing ...

Subscribe to Morning Kombat with Luke Thomas and Brian Campbell for the best analysis and in-depth news, including a complete preview of what to watch on a busy weekend for boxing below. The action is all set to go down from the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas on Saturday night. Rosado has alternated wins and losses for much of his pro career, but Philly native always comes to brawl even if he ends up on the losing side of things. Former top prospect Gabe Rosado is back in a super middleweight contest against the son of a legend in Shane Mosley Jr. Rosado shocked the world in 2021 with his knockout of Bektemir Melikuziev. The veteran was moved directly into an opportunity against rising star Jaime Munguia, but he came up short on the scorecards. Now, he has his sights set on a successful return before challenging for titles at 135 pounds. After losing his pro debut, Tagoe has ripped off 32 straight victories while providing stiff challenges for anyone standing across from him.

Ryan Garcia looks to go 22-0 when he fights Emmanuel Tagoe on Saturday in San Antonio.

There’s a lot of benefits to what happened and I’m happy with the decision I made to publicly come out and say that I was struggling.” “It’s really the things that you surround yourself with and the environment,” he continued. It was everything outside of fighting that was probably the sole reason of why I was feeling the way I felt. In a recent interview with The Boxing Voice, Tagoe said that he expects to defeat Garcia “easily.” “And then second, I didn’t even need to start off that fast off of Campbell. I could have probably just broken him down at a slower pace even from the get-go because if you watch the fight I started off super quick. Patience, because I’m a natural born boxer, puncher, I didn’t need to press the fight so quickly on the get-go and then second, how I’d react and that’s how I imagined.

By Mark Eisner: Ryan Garcia is in action tonight in an import return to the ring against Emmanuel Tagoe in a 139lb catchweight fight live on DAZN at the.

Yeah, the first half of the fight because I think Ryan Garcia is head & shoulders above Tagoe,” said Flores. “He has that opportunity on Saturday, and I think he will do it. “I think he’s wildly underrated, he’s great counter puncher with incredibly fast hands and great power. “I think Ryan Garcia wipes him out. “I think we get a spectacular performance out of Ryan Garcia. Tagoe, he’s just a basic fighter. That’s what he’s going to do with Ryan Garcia. The popular Golden Boy promoted star wanted to return late last year against Joseph ‘Jojo’ Diaz Jr, but a wrist injury got in the way of the fight. The scores were 78-74, 78-74, and 80-72. The time of the stoppage was at 2:15 of round two. With this defeat, Teixeira has got a lot of work to do for him to come back from it. “I think if I had pressed a little harder, I would have gotten him out of there. The 46-year-old Fujioka was the one pushing the fight, landing more frequently against the slower Esparza. The judges scored it 100-90, 100-90, and 97-93.

Ryan Garcia returns to the ring after taking a break to focus on improving his mental health, facing off against Emmanuel Tagoe in San Antonio.

In the first round, Fujioka connected with a fierce overhand right, and Esparza immediately responded with one of her own. Esparza backed up Fujioka along the ropes with a right hand. Fujioka walked back into her corner after the round appearing to think the fight was over. Before the punch, Esparza landed an admirable two-punch combination. Esparza’s punches were clearly landing cleaner, but both fighters had their moments during the all-action affair. Esparza threw 436 punches throughout the ten-round bout compared to 418 by Fujioka.

Ryan Garcia (21-0, 18 KOs) is predicting a knockout victory over Emmanuel Tagoe (32-1, 15 KOs) within three rounds in their main event fight on DAZN at the.

But really, it’s how we are in the ring and we settle it as a man, we’re going to see who is the emperor and the king. I’m going to be dominating for a lot of years, I can feel it,” said Ryan. I don’t want talk down on him because he’s getting a shot at all the titles, so it can’t be too bad,” said Ryan about Devin Haney agreeing to a rematch clause in the contract for a fight against George Kambosos Jr. That comes naturally when you’re fighting for a guy that wants to give you his all,” continued Ryan about his coach Goosen. “Kambosos is a good fighter and has a lot of talent. I’m sorry, you’re going to have to see me for a minute. “I know it’s going to be a right hand. “I’m here for a minute [beyond the age 26, a long time. Featherweight Katsuma Akitsugi (9-0, 1 KOs) was too much for local fighter Gregory Morales (13-1, 8 KOs) in beating him by an eight-round unanimous decision with the scores of 78-74, 78-74, and 80-72. It appeared that Ryan won all 12 rounds of the fight, as Tagoe was cautious to let his hands go enough to be competitive in the fight. Valenzuela was too hurt to continue fighting, so the referee ruled it a disqualification. In the second round, Hovhannisyan knocked Aguero down twice, leading to the fight being stopped at 1:11 of the round.

SAN ANTONIO – Hector Valdez went the distance for the third straight time, though preserving his unbeaten record with a strong showing in his home state.

Opening the show, Sacramento’s Santos Ortega (7-0, 3KOs) enjoyed his first knockout since the pandemic after halting Hollywood, Florida’s Jesus Martinez (30-16-1, 15KOs) in the second round of their featherweight bout. A knockdown was called in round five when Valdez landed a left hook, though Moncada insisted his trip to the canvas was the result of their feet getting tangled. The Dallas-based prospect ended a year-long layoff with an eight-round, unanimous decision win over Mexico City’s Daniel Moncada (15-6-2, 5KOs). Scores of 80-71, 79-72 and 78-73 were in favor of Valdez, who was credited with a fifth-round knockdown en route to his clear-cut victory. Rincon jumped out to a strong start, flooring Frias with a straight left hand late in round two. Kalkreuth (9-1, 7KOs) fought for the first time since a stunning six-round loss to .500 journeyman Demetrius Banks, admittedly not at his best as he fought through injuries in what turned out to be an unexpected setback. A jab, right hand combination by Kalkreuth put Silgado flat on his back, with referee Rafael Ramos waving off the contest at 0:46 of round two.

SAN ANTONIO — It was a matter of when not if Ryan Garcia would return to the ring after bowing out of a scheduled fight with Javier Fortuna in July due to ...

Double left and a right to the body from Garcia. A quick jab from Garcia. Slow round. Garcia with a left to the body and barely misses the left hook. Garcia feints, and Tagoe misses a looping overhand right. Overhand right connects for Garcia. Three rights and a left to the body by Garcia. Straight right down the middle catches Tagoe flush. Round four starts with Garcia pounding another left to the body. Two lefts from Tagoe. Combination to the body, finished by a left hook to the side of Tagoe's head, which shook him for a moment. An uppercut to the body from Garcia. It should be a lopsided decision for Garcia. (10-9 Garcia, 120-107 Garcia) Tagoe with a combination to begin the ninth. A left staggers Tagoe. Garcia unleashes a flurry. Garcia cracks a left hook to Tagoe's jaw. Garcia continued to assert his dominance and attempted to put Tagoe away. They came out of the clinch, and Garcia threw a short right that made Tagoe spin and drop to the canvas.

SAN ANTONIO — It was a matter of when not if Ryan Garcia would return to the ring after bowing out of a scheduled fight with Javier Fortuna in July due to ...

Double left and a right to the body from Garcia. A quick jab from Garcia. Slow round. Garcia with a left to the body and barely misses the left hook. Garcia feints, and Tagoe misses a looping overhand right. Overhand right connects for Garcia. Three rights and a left to the body by Garcia. Straight right down the middle catches Tagoe flush. Round four starts with Garcia pounding another left to the body. Two lefts from Tagoe. Combination to the body, finished by a left hook to the side of Tagoe's head, which shook him for a moment. An uppercut to the body from Garcia. It should be a lopsided decision for Garcia. (10-9 Garcia, 120-107 Garcia) Tagoe with a combination to begin the ninth. A left staggers Tagoe. Garcia unleashes a flurry. Garcia cracks a left hook to Tagoe's jaw. Garcia continued to assert his dominance and attempted to put Tagoe away. They came out of the clinch, and Garcia threw a short right that made Tagoe spin and drop to the canvas.

Garcia and Tagoe are set to battle it out in San Antonio on Saturday as 'RyGuy' makes his return from a lengthy layoff.

Ryan Garcia vs. Ryan Garcia vs. Unofficial scorecard: 10-8 Garcia (20-17) Unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Garcia (30-26) Garcia managed to trap Tagoe in the corner and landed a good right hand before Tagoe flailed back with a few right hands that missed the mark. Ryan Garcia vs. Garcia landed a crisp combination of two to the body and a right hand to the head with a minute left in the round and he continued to find space to land hard right hands. Ryan Garcia vs. Garcia did some decent work in the corner and landed a few more right hands but the round was largely uneventful as both fighters almost seemed resigned to heading to the scorecards. According to CompuBox, Garcia landed 165 punches to 90 from Tagoe. Tagoe was able to repeatedly clinch until he had recovered, however, and Garcia would never come close to finishing the fight again. Garcia moved forward, trying to trap his foe in a spot where he'd be able to showcase his speed and power, but those moments rarely came in the fight.

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He lands two big right hands and lands another that drops Tagoe. Garcia with combinations in the corner as Tagoe tries to land jabs again. Garcia is overwhelming Tagoe by the corner. A clean right by Garcia to start the round. Swing and a miss by Tagoe to open the round. Garcia with a big body shot and a chop by the corner. 10-9, Garcia (70-62, Garcia) 10-9, Garcia (90-80, Garcia) Now Garcia tries to push forward and lands an overhand right that sends a wobbly Tagoe to the floor. Tagoe did land a shot to the face but Garcia continues to play it close to the vest. Big blows by Garcia as Tagoe tries to duck down. Garcia with an overhand and a body shot deep in the clinch. Garcia with a left hook as both fighters are in the center of the ring.

Garcia (22-0, 18 KOs), The Ring's No. 5-rated lightweight, stalked Tagoe for most of the Golden Boy/DAZN main event, scoring a knockdown in Round 2 and badly ...

We’ll go over all of that and he’ll learn how to break down a difficult style.” I’m going to point out what he needed to more of and what he needs to do less of. We’re going to watch tape of the fight and dissect it. Sometimes it’s good for a young fighter to go 12 rounds, especially if he gets through it unscathed, and Ryan didn’t get hurt. Luckily, he’s got a respected and experienced coach in Joe Goossen to teach him what to do with difficult styles going forward. He looked huge and physically imposing, weighing in at 138 pounds and change for the non-title bout.

Garcia bounced back from a lengthy layoff to score a clear victory on Saturday night in San Antonio.

Ryan Garcia vs. Ryan Garcia vs. Unofficial scorecard: 10-8 Garcia (20-17) Unofficial scorecard: 10-9 Garcia (30-26) Garcia managed to trap Tagoe in the corner and landed a good right hand before Tagoe flailed back with a few right hands that missed the mark. Ryan Garcia vs. Garcia landed a crisp combination of two to the body and a right hand to the head with a minute left in the round and he continued to find space to land hard right hands. Ryan Garcia vs. Garcia did some decent work in the corner and landed a few more right hands but the round was largely uneventful as both fighters almost seemed resigned to heading to the scorecards. According to CompuBox, Garcia landed 165 punches to 90 from Tagoe. Tagoe was able to repeatedly clinch until he had recovered, however, and Garcia would never come close to finishing the fight again. Garcia moved forward, trying to trap his foe in a spot where he'd be able to showcase his speed and power, but those moments rarely came in the fight.

Ryan Garcia has gone the 12-round distance for the first time in his career, in scoring a unanimous-decision victory over Emmanuel Tagoe on Saturday in San ...

I had to trap him down, it was a new experience trying to cut the ring off with a guy who's looking to survive. Garcia had trained with Eddy Reynoso at Canelo Alvarez's San Diego gym for his past five fights before they parted ways. Garcia was slated for another step-up bout in July of last year against Javier Fortuna, but Garcia withdrew to address his mental health.

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Garcia entered the eleventh round of a fight for the first time in his career, having twice before gone the ten-round distance. Tagoe was in trouble midway through round ten as Garcia connected with a right hand. Garcia did his part to minimize the boos in round nine, landing with straight shots upstairs in the first minute of the round. Garcia advances to 22-0 (19KOs) with the win. A more direct approach was taken by Garcia in round five, immediately cornering Tagoe and letting loose with a left hook and right hand. Garcia connected with a short left hook, but missed wildly with an overhand right near the end of the round. Tagoe would enjoy his best moment of the fight later in the round, connecting with a right hand over the top. Garcia patiently stalked the Ghanaian lightweight in round four, landing a right hand and left hook along the ropes. A right hand had Tagoe on wobbly legs, with a follow-up right hookercut sending him to the canvas. Tagoe managed to stay on his feet for the duration of the round, though largely doing so by playing keep-away as Garcia was responsible for all of the offense. Garcia quickly closed the gap, connecting with a right hand late in the round and drawing raucous cheers anytime the Victorville, California native threw a punch. Tagoe immediately wrapped his arms around Garcia’s waist as he pitched forward, before proceeding to circle the exterior of the ring.

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Arranca la pelea con García yendo al frente y Tagoe hace bending para esquivar los golpes del rival. King García se ve muy rápido y es quien propone la pelea en cada segundo. Un round más para el mexicoamericano. La estrategia del King es acorralar contra las cuerdas a Tagoe. El africano ya tiene las cejas cortadas y luce muy cansado en su esquina. Buena quijada de Tagoe que ha aguantado metralla en los cinco primeros capítulos. Parece que el regreso de Ryan es un hecho y luce con una gran velocidad y poder, Ryan al ataque y Tagoe se defiende con lo que puede, pero ya se hace vieja la pelea sin que el King meta un golpe contundente y se empieza a notar algo desesperado. En su esquina del dicen a García que no levante el codo y al africano le dicen que aguante un poco más. Penúltimo episodio y el instinto de supervivencia de Tagoe es muchísimo. Ambos pugilistas ya se ven agotados. Estamos esperando la decisión de los jueces que parece muy sencilla. ? DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing)April 10, 2022 Su duelo contra Emmanuel Tagoe se avecina como uno de los platos fuertes de este mes de marzo

El prospecto californiano Ryan García batalló más de la cuenta con el esquivo ghanés Emmanuel Tagoe la noche del sábado en el Alamodome de San Antonio, Texas.

Al final de la contienda, García descartó decir nombres sobre sus siguientes rivales y aseguró que se sentará a hablar con su equipo para definir su futuro. Pero fue una pelea de estarlo rastreando, pues boxeo para sobrevivir", dijo en entrevista García, quien reconoció que el estilo escurridizo de su rival le costó trabajo descifrar. Ryan, usando velocidad, pero sin cortar de manera adecuada el ring, tuvo problemas para poder encontrar el cuerpo o rostro de su rival en turno.

Ryan García inició su etapa post Eddy Reynoso de una manera inquietante por la falta de poder que evidención Emmanuel Tagoe, peleador de poca calidad que ...

El oriundo de Victorville, Ryan García, derrotó por decisión unánime al ghanés Emmanuel Tagoe, que evitó por todos los medios pararse cara a cara con 'King ...

Tagoe abrazó a García en cada oportunidad que tuvo para evitar la remetida. El combate inició con García buscando a Tagoe en el primer asalto, quien resultó ser muy escurridizo. En el décimo, García volvió a causar daño sobre Tagoe y aunque logró hacerlo tambalear al conectar su quijada, se pudo mantener de pie y evitar la cuenta.

El estadounidense Ryan García en su regreso se impuso por decisión unánime al ghanés Emmanuel Tagoe en el combate estelar de la velada celebrada en el ...

El combate se fue a las puntuaciones con victoria para García por 119-108, 119-108 y 118-109. En el décimo asalto, Tagoe comienza llegando a un pasivo García que responde con una gran mano que deja al borde del nocaut al ghanés que tiene que agarrarse para sobrevivir. Ryan García salió con un gran ritmo de combate buscando el nocaut ante un Tagoe demasiado precavido que se dedicaba a huir sin apenas dar respuesta.

A pesar de que todos sus seguidores quieren ver la pelea de Ryan García contra Gervonta Davis, el boxeador mexicoamericano no quiere dar falsas esperanzas.

No quiero darle a los fans una falsa esperanza de que Davis puede ser el siguiente rival” reconoció el boxeador que volvió después de 14 meses ausente. Tuve que ir tras él y eso fue una nueva experiencia para mí. Fue una buena pelea con alguien que peleó por sobrevivir hasta el final. Ryan García cumplió, pero no convenció después de vencer por decisión unánime a Emmanuel Tagoe en una pelea que nadie creía que se fuera a ir hasta los 12 rounds.