US EditionRomero disrupts Garcia's plans in massive upset
- Rolando Romero defeated Ryan Garcia by unanimous decision in a Times Square fight on Friday night, marking Garcia's return after suspension.
- Garcia returned from a one-year ban after failing a drug test following his April 2024 fight with Devin Haney, which disrupted plans for a rematch.
- The fighters threw a total of 490 punches but only connected with 123, marking one of the lowest punch counts recorded by CompuBox in any 12-round bout.
- The judges awarded Romero the victory with scores of 115-112, 115-112, and 118-109, while Garcia admitted that Romero started strong and earned the win early in the fight.
- Romero’s upset victory casts doubt on the planned Garcia-Haney rematch, though Romero said the bout should still happen later this year.
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'Got humbled' - Ryan Garcia filmed in TEARS after horror loss to Rolly Romero
RYAN GARCIA was left in tears after falling to a shock defeat against Rolando Romero last night. King Ryan was dethroned for the second time in the ring after he suffered a surprise decision defeat to dash his hopes of a rematch against Devin Haney. GettyRyan Garcia suffered a shock defeat to Rolly Romero in Times Square[/caption] GettyRolly Romero won via a unanimous points decision[/caption] Fight HypeAfter the fight Garcia was seen in the bac…
Garcia vs Romero LIVE RESULTS: King Ry DROPPED in shock as Haney & Lopez win
RYAN GARCIA was DROPPED by Rolando Romero as he suffered a shock defeat in Times Square. Garcia headlined the huge bill in his return from drug ban, but Rolly Romero caused a SHOCK upset to leave Garcia’s mooted rematch with Devin Haney hanging in the balance. Haney had earlier kept up his end of the bargain with a win over Jose Carlos Ramirez. Teofimo Lopez also retained his WBO super-lightweight title against Arnold Barboza Jr. CASINO SPECIAL …
The controversial boxer, who had not competed for a year, lost by unanimous decision. In the second round, he fell into the tarp after receiving two powerful hooks from his rival.
After a year’s absence from the ring due to a suspension, Ryan Garcia returns to the ring to fall in front of Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero on Friday in New York
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