Kingry feeling better and stronger

“Kingry” Ryan Garcia (23-1, 19 KOs) will make his highly anticipated return to the ring against Oscar “La Migraña” Duarte (26-1-1, 21 KOs) on Saturday, December 2. Venue, undercard, and ticket info will be announced in the coming weeks. Scheduled for twelve rounds, the super lightweight fight will be broadcast worldwide on DAZN as part of your subscription.

Ryan Garcia: “Let’s go! I am so excited to announce that I will be fighting Oscar Duarte on December 2. I’m back and feeling better and stronger than before. I wanted Duarte for me and for the fans. He’s tough and I’m ready to give people another show at my best weight again. Say whatever you want about Ryan Garcia, but I’m always going to give the fans what they want. Love you. See you December 2 on DAZN.”

Oscar Duarte: “I am ready to win this fight. I will lift the name of Mexico up on high.”

Promoter Oscar De La Hoya: “This is one of the reasons fight fans love Ryan — instead of taking baby steps back after a hard fought fight, he is returning against a guy with lethal power who doesn’t take a step backwards. Whoever emerges victorious is immediately in line for a shot against any of the current world champions. Fans aren’t going to want to miss this one.”

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  • Kingry and Oscar….:) Oh boy! Two unbelievable guys, full of truth and sincerity when they speak.

  • I have a good feeling Garcia will settle in much better at 140, but he better keep his chin tucked and not crash into any massive body shots. Garcia needs to fight at range.

    We will see.

  • As much as many of y’all reamed Charlo for his effort against Canelo, at least he did not pull a “Garcia” against Tank and a “De La Hoya” against B-hop. Lions do have Pride! If I had a subscription to DAZN, I would watch, but I do not so I will catch the highlight replay on Youtube, enjoy.

    • You having a good time like when we dominate 126 to 135 for years with morales Barrera Marquez etc

      The diference is we give fights of the year you put people to sleep

      • Carlos it was 122 thru 130. super Bantam to super featherweight. Im not sure what you mean by “we” but I dont think Manny Pacquiao was part of that “we” your talkning about but he beat both Barrera and Marquez, throw in Morales too. However all four are HOF bound.

          • AFTER getting on that super juice. If memory doesn’t serve you right, watch the fight again and pay attention to the refs instructions at the beginning of the fight. Marquez had a good case of chest and back acne….at the age of 40.

          • Ironically Marquez’s appearance of being Super Marquez was attributed to the addition of Ariza who also was in Manny Pacquiao’s corner for year. Manny must have also been on the “super juice” which is why he avoided Olympic-style blood testing.

          • Every boxer get blood test before fight if Pac-Man refused the olímpic one was because he did not want to deal with Floyd crying zhit

          • Tank is still under 25 I believe so it’s possible to have a breakout, however, he has not shown, or at least I have no proof of him having an acne issue. A sudden appearance of body acne, especially in full contact sports, should at the very least, raise an eyebrow. But I’m addressing testosterone boosting techniques. With the speed at which science is moving, who knows what is being used as a PEDs.

        • Yea but morales was the first one in america to best Pac-Man and Marquez ko Pac-Man thing that Floyd will never ever be able to do

          • What exactly is your point by bringing up Morales who was an all time great? It sounds like you were upset about the Mexi-killer nickname that Pacman earned.

          • I brought Morales because it was a pride he beat Pac-Man in his prime 8 years later pacman list again

          • Ahhh. I got it. It’s a pride thing for your fellow countryman. Good for you. You should be proud of boxers from wherever you are from.

          • What exactly is your point? Floyd dominated Pac who only had one good round. Pac never KO’d Marquez but he got more wins over him.

          • Yea that’s the point that Floyd did not dominated Pac-Man Floyd just refused to fight like a man and used his running chicken style to win the fight while Marquez ko Pac-Man

            Floyd never ever would ko Pac-Man

            Because Floyd ran to win his fights deceiving the judges he won but never convinced nobody

            Even so he got 2 gifts with Castillo and de la Hoya

            And Oscar was old

    • Charlo made an effort? An effort for what? To coward up and survive an exibition sparring match? Canelo had to carry that poor boy the distance. Just hope Charlo or Charla doen’t fight Tim Tszyu cause we all know he ducked Tim because he was terrified of tim.

      • From a logical standpoint, what you say makes absolutely no sense. Why would Charlo be “terrified” of Tim Tszyu but fight Canelo who is 2 weight classes higher?

        • Simple, losing to a great like Canelo at two-weight classes north doesn’t shame Charlo like getting knocked out, or shut out if he refused to engage, by an up-and-comer like Tim Tszyu. Charlo’s insecure and racist ego, much like yours, would never be able to handle losing to the white Aussie fighter. Losing to Canelo, and for a hell of a lot more money, is a different story however. So yes, Arturo was right, Charlo was terrified of Tszyu.

    • Well, DMV, I’m gonna have to agree with you partially. Yes, charlo did not go to win and honestly canelo didn’t knock him out as he should of and could of. Garcia, yep he gave it up completely and quit, that’s where I will agree with you. Surprisingly. Oscar that was a legit punch, I was there for that and you could hear the air escape and he fell like a sack of potatoes. Oscar is a lot of things, but I do not believe he is a quitter or looking for the easy way out. I still down voted you though.

  • I find Kingry so boring. He better be careful because the chin is not great and someone like Duarte might just clip him never mind a good crack to the body.

    • That’s what makes him kinda not boring. He either knocks out his opponent or he gets knocked out most of the time. He’s vulnerable so that what makes this fight exciting.

  • “highly anticipated” – by who? the Tank fight was highly anticipated and we all know how that went (Kingry on the canvas crying from a rib tickler)

    • By boxing fans
      We don’t know the future
      So some fights are highly anticipated til we know the result
      Either it was or not exciting fight

      But yea I got your point

  • If Oscar is really interested inoving Ryan forward, he should be teaching him how to set up the hook and fire it out of nowhere. Say what you want about Dela Hoya, but his hook had everyone’s attention at his peak and it surprised many. Ryan by KO towards the end of round 6, after being knocked down himself in the 4th.

  • Usually, I don’t care about Ryan Garcia fights but after his KO loss to Tank, a strained relationship with Oscar, new trainer Derrick James, and live opponent in Duarte this has all the makings of a must-see fight. I don’t see Oscar babying Ryan anymore with weak opponents and he’s going to cash out on him as much as possible before he eventually leaves Golden Boy. Ryan also has a real shot at winning a title should he win this fight. Rolly is the perfect mark for Ryan to get some gold.

  • Rygar back to fighting the only guys that he can beat, Mexican cab drivers and taco stand workers who are part-time pro boxers.

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