Ryan Garcia predicts Manny Pacquiao vs. Rolly Romero
Ryan Garcia explained that Rolly Romero has power, but he believes that Pacquiao's experience and speed will make the difference in the confrontation
Ryan Garcia predicted that Manny Pacquiao will beat Rolando 'Rolly' Romero – the World Boxing Association (WBA) welterweight champion – if the fight between the two is scheduled for January 24 in Las Vegas.
In an interview on Inside The Ring Show, Garcia explained that Rolly Romero has power, but he believes Pacquiao's experience and quickness will make the difference in the fight.
“Rolly is very awkward and has a lot of power. He has rocks for hands and I don't say that lightly. It's a blunt power, not fast, but blunt. Do I still think Pacquiao can win? 100%. He's a tough guy to face, his style is strange and forces you to think about every punch, but I honestly think Pacquiao's experience and quickness would make the difference,” he said.
Remember that his manager Sean Gibbons had already mentioned that Rolly Romero is a perfect fit for the Filipino legend after his draw with WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios, as 'Pac-Man' looks to become the oldest champion in the history of the sport.
In his return to the ring after four years of inactivity, Pacquiao displayed flashes of his trademark speed and power against Mario Barrios in a very competitive and hard-fought duel. After 12 rounds, judge Max De Luca gave the Mexican-American fighter the victory 115-113, while Tim Cheatham and Steve Weiseld scored it a draw (114-114).
On the other hand, Rolly Romero won the WBA 147-pound belt by defeating Ryan Garcia by unanimous decision last May on a card held in Times Square in New York.
Filipino Manny Pacquiao, 46, was unable to become world champion again against Mario Barrios. The boxing legend has a professional record of 62 wins (39 by knockout), 8 losses and 3 draws.
Meanwhile, Rolando 'Rolly' Romero, 27, was crowned WBA 147-pound champion after easily dominating King Ry. The American fighter now has a record of 17 wins (12 by knockout) and two losses.
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