Ryan Garcia, the Mexican-American boxer and current WBC lightweight champion, has been making headlines for his recent victory and subsequent mention of potential opponents. Among the names on his list is Aljamain Sterling, the reigning UFC bantamweight champion. Garcia’s challenge via social media caught Sterling’s attention, and the UFC star responded on his podcast. While Sterling expressed willingness to consider a boxing match, he emphasized the need for it to generate significant revenue. He also mentioned that he still has two fights remaining on his UFC contract. Garcia’s promoter, Oscar De La Hoya, stated that Garcia is now the one calling the shots after his impressive victory. De La Hoya acknowledged that Garcia has two more fights left on his current contract, but noted that he will be a free agent after that. Garcia, however, remains cautious, stating his focus on his upcoming fights. Fans and boxing enthusiasts eagerly await Garcia’s next move, hoping that his decision will bring about the highly anticipated matchup with Sterling.
WBC Lightweight Champion Ryan Garcia Calls Out UFC Bantamweight Champion Aljamain Sterling for a Boxing Match
