Via Chris Williams: Floyd Mayweather Jr says he’s ready for Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis vs. Ryan Garcia takes place within the next 90 days, but it will require “sacrifice” on the part of Kingry.
Floyd wants Ryan to understand that he NOT the calleris not the boss in the promotion, and he will have to agree to teamfights at 135, or he can move on.
In other words, Kingry Garcia’s vision of a much smaller 5’5″ Tank that can go up to 140 against him won’t happen.
As such, Ryan had better understand that sooner rather than later because he’d miss the boat if he kept talking hysterically about how Gervonta would rush to 140 to fight him.
Mayweather wants Ryan to know that in boxing, a challenger doesn’t call shots against a champion, especially when that guy has NEVER won a world title.
Therefore, 23-year-old social media star Ryan will have to get off his tall horse and accept the conditions to fight the Champion Tank (27-0.25 KO).
If Ryan kept talking hysterically about Gervonta going to 140 to fight him at his weight, the fight wouldn’t have happened. Ryan then needs to try to fend off the killers at the age of 140, find a way to collect his scalp and send him to Palookaville.
“We can fight for 90 days if you want. Whatever you want to do,” Floryd Mayweather Jr told Fighthype of his willingness to make the Tank Davis vs. Ryan Garcia takes place within the next three months.
“He is [Ryan] will be sucked by Tank]. I will have Tank in the best shape of his life. Just know that, when he hit that boy, he won’t wake up until next yearMayweather said.
“I think confidence beats anything people say. If he feels like he’s ready, he wants and knows he can beat him, you know what? It can happen, so you can’t underestimate those boxers,” Andy Ruiz Jr told Fighthype on his view that Ryan Garcia can beat Gervonta ‘The Tank’ Davis.
“I think he looks really good. He looked explosive; he did what he had to, and he fought the left,” Ruiz said of Ryan’s win over Javier Fortuna last Saturday night. “He was the first, he was the last, and he kicked some**.
“I don’t know. There’s always been this or that, but I’m always focused on what I have to do,” Ruiz said when asked if Canelo Alvarez’s criticisms of Ryan Garcia’s lack of morals were true. are not.
“We are all hard-working men, and we all risk our lives to feed our families and our loved ones. I’m not here to speak ill of anything like that,” Ruiz said.
