De La Hoya: “I Have No Contract For Davis v Garcia; Deadline Is Monday”

Tank Davis v Ryan Garcia in Jeopardy?

Oscar De La Hoya says he has no contract for Gervonta Davis v Ryan Garcia
(left to right) Ryan Garcia, Oscar De La Hoya, Gervonta Davis | Credit: Showtime

Oscar De La Hoya Says He Still Needs A Contract for Davis v Garcia


The showdown between WBA Regular lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis (28-0, 26KO) and Ryan “King Ry” Garcia (23-0, 19KO) could be in jeopardy. Golden Boy Promotion CEO Oscar De La Hoya’s recent post indicates the fight may not happen.

The boxing community is praying that the lack of big fights last year does not follow into this year. Fans have been gearing up for Davis versus Garcia since the announcement of it being a done deal on November 2022. In the build-up to their fight, the WBA champion went on to stop WBA junior lightweight champion Hector Luis Garcia on January 7.

King Ry wasted little time in calling out Tank. He went to social media revealing the date for their fight to be April 15. Boxing fans shifted the focus on the conversation about who would win the fight and why.

WILL DAVIS VS GARCIA HAPPEN?

Despite being told the fight was a go, that may not be the case, as De La Hoya is claiming to not have received a contract.

Oscar De La Hoya claims to have no contract for Gervonta Davis v Ryan Garcia
Oscar De La Hoya claims to have no contract for Gervonta Davis v Ryan Garcia

This set off a fire alarm among fans on social media. In addition, he added more drama to the situation by issuing a deadline.

Fans are getting tired of disappointing news when it comes to big fights. Hopefully, the fight will happen this year, even if not on the scheduled date of April 15.

3Kings Boxing will monitor this situation for any further updates.

By: Bo Bland

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Garrisson Bland - Head of Public Relations/Senior Journalist. Garrisson is the Head of Public relations for 3kingsboxing.com as well as a senior writer. He is also the host of YouTube boxing show "Truth And Facts Sports Talk."