Boxing: Why Ryan Garcia and Canelo Alvarez’s friendship turned bitter: UFC News: Canelo Alvarez was like an older brother to lightweight Ryan Garcia, mentoring him and even attending some of Garcia’s biggest fights. The Mexican fighter had high praise for Ryan and predicted that he would go on to great things. The Golden Boy, meantime, has never stopped supporting and praising Canelo, the current world champion. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Canelo and Garcia used to be friends, but now they openly hate each other and engage in an online fight. According to Ryan Garcia, Canelo’s prospective opponent Golovkin will prevail. In return, Alvarez said that he expected Gervonta to do better than Garcia in their supposed bout.
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Why Did Ryan Garcia and Canelo Alvarez Turn Enemies From Teammates?
Ryan Garcia’s decision to leave Eddy Reynoso’s instruction and join another camp was the turning point. The lightweight superstar announced earlier this year that he is leaving Eddy Reynoso because he feels he is not getting enough attention from the legendary trainer.
Canelo took Ryan’s criticism personally and openly criticized Garcia’s work ethic, sparking a rivalry between the two Mexican champions. Saul Alvarez has been critical of Ryan Garcia before, saying in November that the 24-year-old is squandering his time and talent.
Boxing: Why Did Ryan Garcia and Canelo Alvarez Turn Enemies From Teammates?
Garcia quickly stepped in to defend Canelo, clarifying the undisputed champion’s intent. However, after Canelo again criticized Garcia, Garcia responded angrily on Twitter.
Ryan Garcia publicly swatted the beef to prevent it from escalating. However, Canelo’s claims that Garcia and his father owe Eddy Reynoso money and that Canelo himself is ungrateful meant that the feud continued.
However, Ryan Garcia has been silent about Canelo’s allegations. Nonetheless, the 24-year-old lightweight boxer has made cryptic comments and backed Canelo’s opponent Golovkin to win the third bout between the two.
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