Ryan Garcia CONFIRMS Tank Davis REMATCH Talks Started: “WE FOR SURE GOING TO GET IT ON!”
Fresh off another dominant knockout win, he wasted no time embracing the moment, declaring himself the sport’s undisputed centerpiece with the kind of swagger that’s become his trademark.
Asked directly whether this victory officially cemented his status as the face of boxing, he didn’t hesitate, framing it as a responsibility he intends to carry with maturity, gratitude, and an evolving sense of purpose as his career continues to climb.
Much of the conversation centered on a long-simmering rivalry with a former opponent who handed him one of his previous losses.
Despite the setback, he made clear the door remains wide open for a rematch, recalling a promise he made in the immediate aftermath of that defeat: beat enough contenders, and the two would eventually settle the score again.
He pointed to the staggering pay-per-view numbers that fight generated, framing a potential sequel as one of the biggest events the sport could produce, especially if his rival returns from an extended absence in top form.
He was equally unfiltered when asked whether he considers himself boxing’s potential savior in the United States, capable of drawing in a murderer’s row of high-profile rivals and rematches.
Rather than deflecting, he leaned fully into the moment, comparing himself to a candy factory owner doling out golden tickets, making clear he now sees himself, not any particular promoter or network, as the one controlling access to the sport’s biggest opportunities.
Perhaps his boldest claim came when discussing the calendar itself. Building on the momentum of a blockbuster Mexican Independence Day weekend performance, he predicted his drawing power could soon extend to dominating not just one, but two of the sport’s most celebrated annual showcase dates, promising fans an even bigger spectacle the next time one of those marquee weekends rolls around.
Through it all, his message stayed consistent: this isn’t a passing hot streak or a lucky run of opponents.
In his own words, he’s arrived, he’s aware of it, and he has no intention of sharing the spotlight quietly.
