Ryan Garcia camp “is not ready”: Shakur Stephenson is collapsing the loss of Rolando Rolly “Romero

Shakur Stephenson believes that Ryan Garcia did not “prepare” adequately to fight against Rolando Rolio Romero on May 2 in the Times Square in New York. He believes that the training camp was not “good” for Ryan (24-2, 20 KOS), and perhaps there was not “enough” time to prepare for Slugger Rolly (17-2, 13 KOS).

Role Romero’s fighting analysis

Referees record 115-112, 118-109 and 115-112. Among them, 118-109 was the most accurate degree of three to describe what happened in the battle that night. Garcia was completely shy after it fell in the second round, and he did almost anything against Roli very limited in the last nine rounds of a faded competition.

It was a difficult battle to wear Garcia, as it came out of a 13 -month demobilization against a large perforated like Rolli. He seemed to be a young average weight after moisturizing to fight, and Garcia seemed much smaller. Fabric makers may exaggerate in estimating what Ryan could have done after beating Devin Hani in 2024.

Shakur Stefenson said to DAZN boxingTalk about the Square Times Square card on May 2, in which Devin Hani and Tudaimo Lopez turned into boring offers.

Ryan Garcia’s poor preparatory

“I don’t think Ryan Garcia presented the best version of Ryan Garcia. I don’t think he was trained. I don’t think he is ready. I don’t think there is a training camp in a place that makes him ready for this battle,” said Stevenson of Ryan presidents against Rolando Romero. “If so, it wasn’t it good, and it’s not much time. It wasn’t.”

Garcia may have a good camp, but he was not able to deal with the size and strength of a fighter like Romero. This man was like a crepeonte for his style of fighting.