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Who is Ryan Garcia fighting next? Ryan Garcia Next Fight, Last Fight, Boxing Record and more!

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If you’re a boxing fan, then it’s hard to not know who Ryan Garcia is. He has fought in multiple weight categories including super featherweight, lightweight, and light welterweight. Garcia has also won the WBA Gold Belt after defeating the likes of Oscar Duarte. He is known for being some of the best boxers in the ring, who has lightning-fast hands, sharp reflexes, and has the charisma to standout at both inside and outside the ring. Garcia has some of the most devastating left hands we’ve ever seen in the boxing world and one hook is all it takes for him to turn the lights out for his opponent.

In the recent years, Garcia has been on top of the news channels and it has not always been for good reasons. He’s been accused of taking PEDs in his recent fight due to which he was suspended for a year after reaching a settlement with the New York State Athletic Commission. Garcia also used racial slurs against various ethnic groups which he later apologized for. He’s one of boxing’s biggest superstars and a global icon throughout the world and with that comes the good and the bad.

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Ryan Garcia’s Next Fight

Ryan Garcia is set to take on Rolly Romero on May 2, 2025, which can be watched live on DAZN. The two fighters are expected to ringwalk at around 11:00 PM ET, 8:00 PM PT, and 4:00 AM BST. The fight will take place at Times Square, New York.

👀 ROLLY DIGS AT RYAN WITH SPARRING CLAIM

"What's the game plan to beat Ryan Garcia?"

Rolly: "I don't really got a game plan. I didn't have one when I whooped his ass, so…"

"Are you talking about in sparring"

Rolly: "Yeah"

"How many years ago was that?"

Rolly: "8"

"Do… pic.twitter.com/Db98KQy0gJ
— EverythingBoxing (@EverythingBoxi2) March 11, 2025

When Gervonte Davis was asked about who hits harder between the two fighters (he’s fought both the fighters) he said “I ain’t gonna lie, Rolly hit really hard. People been sleeping on Rolly.” Gervonte told Fighthype. “He ain’t got no chin on him so Rolly be getting caught but Rolly can hit bro, like he can hit.”

Ryan Garcia’s Previous Fight

Garcia’s last fight was against Devin Haney on April 20th, 2024. Ryan had initially won the fight via majority decision. Later, when Voluntary Anti-Doping Association found out that Garcia had tested positive for Ostarine, a PED, he went ahead on social media and denied the claims of him cheating and even offered to take a drug test.

Later, the New York State Athletic Commission changed the fight’s result to no contest, and Garcia had to pay up $1.1 million, while Devin Haney’s record remained undefeated.

Devin Haney: “You tested positive”

Ryan Garcia: “Steroids don’t help you block a left hook, you got hit like a thousand times”

😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/PYHFRR0fIa
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) March 11, 2025

Ryan Garcia’s boxing record

Garcia has a near flawless record with 24 wins, 1 loss, and a no contest. He has racked up 20 wins via knockouts and his only loss came against Gervonte Davis back in 2023.

TANK DAVIS BEATS RYAN GARCIA BY TKO IN ROUND 7 😱😱😱 pic.twitter.com/f8GqegGEF2
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) April 23, 2023

How tall is Ryan Garcia?

Ryan Garcia’s height still remains a little bit of a mystery. Many sources has listed him at 5 feet 10 inches but there are others who have listed him at 5 feet 8 inches and 5 feet 9 inches. No matter what his height is, Garcia usually has the advantage when it comes to reach and has knocked out a lot of opponents with his left hook.

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