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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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 …
Ryan Garcia did not have the dream comeback after the doping suspension and was defeated by Rolly Romero in New York
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.
Haney's Viral "What Happened?" Amidst His Own Shaky Win And Rematch Doubts - Boxing News 24
A clip of Devin Haney gloating after Ryan Garcia’s upset loss to Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero last night has gone viral from his headliner fight at Times Square in New York.→ read article Haney’s Viral “What Happened?” Amidst His Own Shaky Win and Rematch Doubts @ Boxing News 24
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