Ryan Garcia’s “unprepared” camp: Shakur Stevenson Breaks Down Loss to Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero

Shakur Stevenson Believes That Ryan Garcia didn’t “prepare” Adequately for His Fight Against Rolido ‘Rolly’ Romero on May 2nd Times Square in New York. He Thinks The Training Camp Wasn’t a “Good” One For One Ryan (24-2, 20 Kos), And There May Have “Enough Time” to Get Him Ready For The Slugger Rolly (17-2, 13 Kos).

Rolly Romero Fight Analysis

The Judges Scored It 115-112, 118-109, and 115-112. Of Those, 118-109 Was The Most Accurate Score Of The Three to Describe What Took Place in The Fight That Night. Garcia Was Totally Gun-Shy After Being Knocked Down in Round Two, And Did Almost Nothing A Very Limited-Looking Rolly For The Last Nine Rounds of the Dull Contest.

Was Garcia for Tough Fight, Coming Off A 13-Month Layoff Against A Big Puncher Like Rolly. He looked a Junior Middleweight After Rehythrating For The Fight, And Garcia Appeared Much Smaller. The Matchmakers May Have Overestimated What Ryan Was Capable Doing After His Over Devin Haney in 2024.

“I Wasn’t Too Mad At Devin and Teo Because It Looked Like They Actually Trained. It Looked Like Thero Went and Trained for That Fight,” Said Shakur Stevenson DAZN BoxingTalking About The May 2nd Times Square Card in What Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez turned in Boring Performances.

Ryan Garcia’s Poor Prep

“I Don’t Think Ryan Garcia Garcia. I don’t think. “IF It Was, It Wasn’t A Good One, And It Wasn’t A Lot Time. It couldn’t have been.”

Garcia May Have A Good Camp, But He Wasn’t Capable Of Dealing With The Size and Power of A Fighter Like Romero. This Guy was Fighting Of Kryptonite for Kryptonite His Style.