Times Square Takeover: Romero’s Ryan Garcia’s fiery words and honey’s “whip”

Ryan Garcia and Roland “Rory” Romero made a major arrival in New York City on Friday, May 2nd for the main event battle. dazn ppv From Times Square. Ryan (24-1, 20 Kos) says he will be focused; “I’m ready to kill you.” He went into the ring at Rolly (16-2, 13 Kos).

Interestingly, Garcia avoided the conversation from Romero and talked about a lot about his hopeful next fight with Devin Haney in October. He reveals that it is the fight he hopes for in his rematch with Devin, and he says that he “would” be “I’ll whip“And his father, Bill Haney. That would be interesting. Kingley defeated the living daylight from Bill and Devin.

A magnificent entrance

Garcia has to beat Romero first, but that’s not easy as the guy can punch him. Also, Ryan is away from a year-long layoff and may not be in the same shape as when he whipped Haney last April.

“I’m coming back with a bang. I’m not here to not play games on Friday nights. I can’t. “Grand arrival” In New York City, he fought in his headliner battle with Rolando “Rolly” Romero on Friday, May 2nd.

In the face today, Romero seemed seriously dead, and you can say that he really wants this fight. He knows that if he loses, his career opportunities will disappear. If Ryan knocks him out, he won’t be going to continue being chosen as a headliner spot.

“I have to take him as seriously as I’m fighting Devin, so we’re 100% ready. You’re just getting what you’re getting, but I’m still bringing that speed and that power. That’s exactly what I’m doing,” Ryan continued. “I’m explosive and hungry. I’m feeling adrenaline right now.”

Rolly is the biggest puncher Ryan has been fighting for since losing to Gervonta Davis in April 2023. He didn’t handle Gervonta’s power very well. Whether Ryan can take a power shot of Rory is because he starts off as quickly as usual.

“I fight, I always feel how I feel. I’m just focused and ready to kill. Ah, yeah, definitely,” Garcia said when asked if he was coming to knock out with Rory. “I haven’t come for it, but when I throw they usually go down. I’ve got him. He’s going to come after me. I’ll follow him. It’ll be a great night.”

Ryan Garcia is because he can’t afford to get into the ring for a long time. He hits too hard.

In Friday’s career collab, Haney is set to compete with Jose Ramirez in a 12-round contest. The card also features Theo Fimolopez, who defends the WBO light welterweight title against Arnold Barboza Jr.

The intention of whipping

“Yeah, I’ll show you. I can’t wait. I’m going to whip his dad (Bill Haney),” Garcia said. “It really wants to be whipped, but Devin can get it again. He’s going to do the same thing as last time. Maybe he can get it back in New York.

“Yeah, this has to be the biggest battle of my career. It’s a historic night. It brings it all. Yeah, this is the biggest battle of my life,” Kingley said.