Quote from: Rufsilf on February 07, 2022, 02:48:27 PM

Ryan Garcia‘s comeback trail starts against Emmanuel Tagoe on April 9 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, according to promoter Oscar De La Hoya.

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https://www.givemesport.com/87969678-ryan-garcia-emmanuel-tagoe-boxing-comeback-opponent

Yes agreeably that Ryan is young and has enough stamina to see him through a fight, but what need to consider is if he can be tactical enough to beat the likes of Tagoe Emmanuel.
Citing his last game with Luke Campbell, when it looked like he was going to get the beating of his life, turned the game around and winning by a K.O. Although has an unbeaten record of 21 wins in 21 games, I still have my doubt that he would win Tagoe.
Tagoe who is a lightweight champion and has 32 wins to his name out of 33 games is sure to give Ryan a run for his money, despite the age gap. I'm rooting for Emmanuel to win the game 😏

Last year, Ryan Garcia managed to defeat Luke Campbell via TKO. Now, the rising strar Ryan Garcia is set to face Emmanuel Tagoe in a lightweight match. This will served as an interim fight before and if he (Garcia) will succeed then he gets to fight and challenge the undisputed lightweight champion George Kambosos Jr.

I have no doubts that Ryan Garcia will again win via KO or TKO in the first few rounds against the Ghanaian boxer Emmanuel Tagoe.

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Agreeably, Ryan is good. Good speed, stamina and a record winning of 21 out of 21 games fought, but I beg to ask the question, can he be a match for Emmanuel? His game with Luke Campbell proved to work in his favor after collecting massives hits but still turned the tables in his favor.
Emmanuel Tagoe on the othed hand, is a man who has seen challenges and managed to still come out winning 32 of his 33 games defeating Mason Menard in the last game.
He has the skill set capable of making him a bitter enemy not minding his age. I root for Emmanuel winning the game tho.