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Ryan Garcia's Boxing Spectacle Jabs | Biography Flash
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In just the past few days, Ryan Garcia has proven once again why he remains one of boxing’s most talked-about and polarizing figures. Let’s start with his latest social media storm. After the blockbuster announcement that Floyd Mayweather and Mike Tyson will meet for an exhibition event in 2026, Garcia jumped onto X and Instagram to declare that Mayweather should have fought him instead, calling it a missed opportunity for real competition. According to beIN Sports and Bloody Elbow, Garcia said point blank Floyd should have fought me, taking several jabs at what he perceives as boxing’s drift into spectacle over substance. He’s adamant that putting Tyson and Mayweather in the ring is more about spectacle and pay-per-view buzz than the integrity of the sport—a theme he keeps returning to whenever legacy names headline over current stars.
Garcia’s social takes haven’t stopped there. In a move that made fresh headlines on AOL and Seconds Out, Garcia also weighed in vocally on Jake Paul’s exhibition matchup against Gervonta Tank Davis, another spectacle bout that has divided the boxing community. He quipped that “boxing is officially the WWE,” criticizing the trend of prioritizing fame and size mismatches over meaningful competition. Garcia pointed out the absurdity of the six-inch height and massive weight advantage Paul holds over Davis, doubting Tank’s chances and even saying he’d bet on the heavyweight, but not missing the chance to remind fans he’d be happy to take on Paul himself someday.
Meanwhile, the conversation about Garcia’s next real fight has heated up. BoxingScene reports that promoter Oscar De La Hoya has all but quashed talk of a Romero rematch and instead likes the idea of Garcia facing the electric Teofimo Lopez. De La Hoya insists that the priority is getting Garcia back to prime physical and mental form before any blockbuster return, while public intrigue only grows for potential showdowns with names like Lopez or—always lurking—Jake Paul.
Amid all this, Garcia took time to pay tribute to the late fashion legend Giorgio Armani, who passed away in Milan. On X, Garcia thanked Armani for crafting his iconic fight-night look against Devin Haney, tying the emotional tribute to one of his most memorable ring walks—a nod to both the personal and professional milestones that shape Garcia’s story, according to Essentially Sports.
With showdowns swirling, cross-sport callouts flying, and Garcia never far from the headlines, the only certainty is he knows how to keep his name at the center of the boxing conversation. Thanks for listening to this episode of Ryan Garcia Biography Flash. Make sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on Ryan Garcia, and search the term Biography Flash for more great biographies.
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