“Someone Needs to Tell Him to Quit With the Interviews”: Ryan Garcia Using Muhammad Ali’s Example to Justify His Fighting Style Draws Wild Reactions

WBC interim lightweight champion Ryan GarciaThe boxing rising star recently came under fire for comments about his fighting style and comparisons to legendary boxer Muhammad Ali. In an interview, “KingRy” defended his hands-down, chin-up approach, citing Ali’s unorthodox style and success in the ring.

Garcia will face the WBA (regular) lightweight champion javonta davis This month is expected to be a spectacular showdown.Additionally, he seems ready to tackle the style of boxing he’s used a lot himself, in a recent interview with complicatedGarcia argued that in boxing, it’s not about having textbook technique, it’s about being smart in the ring.

He noted that Ali has become one of the greatest fighters of all time despite his untraditional style. Garcia also stresses the importance of entertainment value in boxing, stating that fans want to see exciting fights, not just technical proficiency.Muhammad Ali had his chin up in the air and his hands down half the time. How did he become the best fighter in the world? In boxing you can’t rely on any of that. It all comes down to how smart the person is fighting.” He said.

This isn’t the first time Garcia has championed the hands-down style. However, while his comments may have merit, they also raised some concerns. Additionally, these concerns and benefits were addressed by fans who reacted swiftly to this clip.

Ryan Garcia compares his style to Muhammad Ali, drives fans crazy

user @GeezytheDj claimed that Garcia was revealing too much information in interviews and that these should stop.

another user, @Ranbulz550Garcia said in this interview that he had a good head.

Also, the user @LivanHHH He predicted a brutal end for Garcia in his next fight.

However, the user @jayythaboxerr It was with Garcia in his take.

Finally, the user @edeek_garseeya The fighter also backed Garcia, who insisted he would do whatever it takes to win. Even if it doesn’t fit your traditional fighting style.

Fans had mixed reactions to Garcia comparing his style to the late greats. Some believe he shouldn’t appear in interviews comparing himself to all-time greats, while others see similarities in style. Comments regarding Garcia’s fighting style comparing him to Ali have some validity. Maybe, but it’s important to approach it with caution.

Boxing is a complex and dangerous sport that requires a balance of technique, strategy and physical prowess. Additionally, aspiring boxers should strive to learn from greats like Ali, but should approach the sport with humility, respect and a commitment to safety. What do you think of Garcia’s style compared to Muhammad Ali’s? Let us know in the comments section below.

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