Ryan Garcia has gained weight today, achieving 146.8 pounds for a 12-round fight against the welterweight with Rolando Romero this Friday, May 2, lives on Dazn PPV at Times Square in Recent York. Rolly (16-2, 13 KO) brought 146.6 pounds.

Ryan’s fight

Garcia (24-1, 20 KO) was chosen yesterday in what looked like on the sauna suit, still trying to sweat the remaining pounds to get a small-hearted limit of 147 pounds. He looked exhausted, with the skinny appearance of the person who was malnourished.

Devin Haney weighed 143 pounds for his 144-pound fight with Jose Ramirez in the main support. Ramirez (29-2, 18 KO) scaled to 143.8 pounds.

It is surprising that Haney (31-0, 15 KO) did not have the same appearance of the skeleton that we saw from him in his last three fights. This shows that he kept his weight under control during his year outside the ring and does not relax, eating gadgets.

Haney knows that he has to win this fight to make sure he will get a rematch with Garcia in October. Although there was talk about a fight that is still happening, regardless of the Friday result of their two fights, this is not defined. However, even if the rematch continues, it is critical that Devin and Ryan win on Friday to boost the demand for public.

Official weights

Ryan Garcia: 146.8 vs. Rolando Romero 146.6
Devin Haney: 143 vs. Jose Ramirez: 143.8
Teofimo Lopez 139.6 vs. Arnold Barboza 139.8

Teofimo Lopez (21-1, 13 KO) and Challenger Arnold Barboz Jr. (32-0, 11 KO) (32-0, 11 KO), they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were professionals as always, they were as always, they were professionals. These two are not types for their weight to get out of control between fights like Garcia and Haney.

Teofimo did not steal the program during the last press conference on Wednesday, wearing a wrestling mask. This approach worked against him because he took the theater from him, hiding his face. He did not affect what the reaction would be when he came up with this piece.

By: Sean Crose

As it can be hard, this week this week the fight Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fell ten years ago. A huge fight, which still has a record of remuneration at the sight of ten years later, actually created the National News – which, like today, were great news. In general, it was a fight that the public opinion wanted to see – nothing tiny. How great was this fight? It is vast enough that an annoying classmate who loved to tell me that the boxing was dead, took pictures of weighing. This thing was huge again.

Unfortunately, the fight itself was not exactly Hagler-Hearns. Considering this, a better fight was to be remembered as. After all, it was Floyd Mayweather’s match, and Mayweather was an absolute defensive champion. While Pacquiao certainly had his moments, he could not consistently break the praised manweather style enough to win. Looking back at the fight with all a decade later, it is clear that the true story of Mayweather-Pacquiao was a fight before the struggle than the fight itself. For people, they wanted two superstar to introduce it for at least half a decade before the actual signing of the contract.

It was straightforward, then too indicating boxing, in which the business really broke, providing fans and sports what he wanted and needed. I remember that it was a delayed Friday afternoon when the contract was signed. I was on the second floor of a obscure, empty building in the campus, taking part in a media conference connection now, when the fight was finally signed and officially signed on the second day of May. I asked if it could be a rematch in the future. “Ask this question to the third of May,” he answered by phone on the phone to the sounds of laughter. It was a humorous answer. So much work passed through the whole policy and bureaucracy that at the moment all the involved wanted to breathe a sigh of relief.

And so, on May 2 this year, what seemed hundreds of us seemed to gathered at my dad’s house to watch the fight that was most disappointed. Still, nostalgic I look back. My dad has passed since that night and the family home was sold. Half of those gathered at home that evening may have difficulty reminding him today, but they recall me nice memories. Looking back, I am glad that I was a tiny part of such a very malicious noise. When everything is said and done, it was worth remembering.

Modern York – Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez Jr. They are closed and ready for appropriate fights after he gained weight on Thursday, before the triple boxing on Friday evening at the Times Square.

Garcia (24-1, 1 without a competition) weighed 146.8 pounds for his combination in the welterweight with Rolando “Rolly” Romero (16-2), which also brought a weight of 146.6 pounds. The contracted combat weight is 147 pounds.

Garcia returns to the ring for the first time from last year’s victory towards Devin Haney, who was later overthrown and ruled that Garcia did not test the positive testing of the drug ostarin. Garcia was also in the 3.2 pounds in relation to the shrinking weight of 140 pounds for this fight and was forced to lose a fraction of his Haney handbag. Garcia was then suspended for a year by Modern York State Athletic Commission. He was recently restored just before the clash with Romero.

Haney (31-0, 1 without a competition) also brought importance to fight Jose Ramirez. Haney weighed 143 pounds, while Ramirez tilted the scales with an area of ​​143.8 pounds. The contracted weight of the fight is 144 pounds. Haney has not competed since three o’clock against Garcia at a meeting last year. If Haney and Garcia won on Friday, they are expected to be in a very anticipated rematch this year.

Lopez (21-1) weighed 139.6 pounds for defending the title WBO Junior Internheight against the short-lived owner of the title Arnold Barboza Jr. (32-0), which weighed a limit of 140 pounds at 139.8 pounds.

The Friday Tripleheader will take over Times Square, where a ring will be built in the popular tourist attraction in Modern York. The event will be sent stream via DAZN PPV.