Ryan Garcia Loses to Rolly Romero in a Showdown in Times Square

At the “Fatal Fury in Times Square” boxing bout on May 2, 2025, Rolando “Rolly” Romero unexpectedly defeated Ryan Garcia via unanimous decision. A landmark event in boxing history, the bout took place against the famous background of Times Square in New York City. Romero set the tone for the rest of the fight by […] The post Ryan Garcia Loses to Rolly Romero in a Showdown in Times Square appeared first on BlackSportsOnline.

Ryan Garcia Loses to Rolly Romero in a Showdown in Times Square

At the “Fatal Fury in Times Square” boxing bout on May 2, 2025, Rolando “Rolly” Romero unexpectedly defeated Ryan Garcia via unanimous decision. A landmark event in boxing history, the bout took place against the famous background of Times Square in New York City.

Romero set the tone for the rest of the fight by knocking down Garcia in the second round thanks to his calculated strategy and potent counterpunching. Garcia, who had been suspended for a year after failing a drug test, found it difficult to settle into a rhythm during the 12-round bout.

How does this defeat impact the Ryan Garcia-Haney Devin fight?

The result raises doubts about the expected rematch between Garcia and Devin Haney, who had originally decided to square off again after their contentious fight in April 2024.

Devin Haney demonstrated his skill by defeating José Carlos Ramírez by unanimous decision on the same card. Haney’s performance confirmed that he is still one of the best welterweight contenders.

Garcia’s scheduled rematch with Devin Haney is in doubt due to his defeat. Haney is still undefeated at 32-0 after defeating José Carlos Ramírez via unanimous decision on the same card. Despite his lack of desire in taking on Haney, Romero’s victory establishes him as a major force in the welterweight class.

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