Ryan Garcia: Last News

Like so many, Luke Campbell will look back on 2020 as the year that never was.

Jake Paul pranked lightweight boxing prospect Ryan Garcia last year by pretending to need hospital treatment after taking a left hook to the body in a sparring session.Garcia, who stopped 2012 Olympic Gold medalist Luke Campbell with a similar shot back in January, has grown close with the YouTuber in recent years as Jake himself stepped into the ring.However, during a session in June of last year, it was Garcia who would unwittingly step into the world of Paul in being part of a set-up similar to Jake’s YouTube days.After clutching his stomach following a free punch, Paul put his head into the wall and pretended to be in pain, before a follow up snap showed him on a stretcher being taken into an ambulance.He then said: ”Yo, paramedic,

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxLightweight boxer Ryan Garcia has offered to fight Conor McGregor if that's what it takes to prove he's the best fighter in any industry.Garcia recently overcame Brit Luke Campbell with a seventh round TKO to take his professional boxing record to 21-0.At 22 and signed to Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions, Garcia is one of the most exciting prospects in world boxing.But the American doesn't envisage staying in the sport for long, with retirement plans outlined when he reaches 26.However, Garcia has said he would happily come out of retirement to prove his critics wrong, even if it means facing Conor McGregor in the UFC."You've

seventh-round TKO of Luke Campbell in Dallas, USA.

Ryan Garcia was carried to the ring on a throne - then produced a performance fit for a king to stop Luke Campbell.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxLuke Campbell's world title dreams were shattered by a sickening left hook to the body in the seventh round of a thrilling clash with Ryan Garcia.The British lightweight was looking to secure a third crack at a world honours by taking on rising star Garcia.But it is the American ace who is heading for the top after he picked himself up off the canvas to stop Campbell with a brilliant body shot.The Hull man was very much in the fight after he floored Garcia in the second round with a left uppercut.And Campbell was able to give Garcia plenty to think about from his southpaw stance throughout.'Cool Hand' was a huge underdog with the

Ryan Garcia will tonight bid to prove he is more than just social media hype as he takes on Luke Campbell.

Luke Campbell walks into the dragon's den tonight as he takes on hard-hitting prospect Ryan Garcia.

Ryan Garcia stands on the scale during a weigh-in for the upcoming WBC Lightweight Title Fight on Friday (January 1) at American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Tex.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxLuke Campbell is one of Britain's most underrated and unlucky boxers.The Hull man could become one of the best from these shores to fall short of winning a world title.But tonight he looks to take a major step in ensuring that is not the case.And he is doing it in the way he only knows how.

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldLuke Campbell will hold talks with US star Ryan Garcia for an interim WBC lightweight title clash.The Hull fighter was informed last night that Garcia's promoters Golden Boy will enter negotiations.The bout was ordered by the WBC last week but the sanctioning body has left fight fans fuming over the number of belts in the division.Vasyl Lomachenk is the WBC 'franchise' champion while Devin Haney – who was stripped due to injury – has been reinstated as the WBC title holder.But now there's further confusion with Campbell against US prospect Garcia for an interim title.An interim belt is only supposed to be called for when a champion is facing a lengthy lay

Luke Campbell has called on Ryan Garcia to step up to the plate and accept his beating.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWith most sports still on coronavirus hiatus, Stephen Curry is hosting a competition turning everyday stay-at-home activities into a competitive event to benefit WHO’s COVID-19 rsponse.The NBA star teamed with YouTube Originals to organize the spoofy “UHC: Ultimate Home Championship” fundraising event featuring pro athletes and influencers competing for the title of the “world’s greatest at-home athlete.”“UHC” features seven competitors from the world of YouTube and sports — DeAndre Jordan, Kristopher London, Von Miller, Ronda Rousey, Lindsey Vonn, The F2, Ryan García — along with “sideline commentators” including gaming superstar Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, ESPN’s Katie Nolan and “Saturday Night Live” cast member