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Speaker 1: M welcome back to a special edition of All the Smoke.
Speaker 1: We got one of the biggest fights I can recall.
Speaker 1: I'm excited. I'm getting goosebumps even talking about it. We're
Speaker 1: here with Ryan Garcia. We appreciate your time, man, busy man,
Speaker 1: April twenty second. Tell me what that means to you.
Speaker 3: I think for me, at least, it means everything to me.
Speaker 3: I've put so much time, effort, and I've been envisioning
Speaker 3: this fight for so long. It's just always fout a
Speaker 3: fight that was going to determine, uh, what type of
Speaker 3: greatness was I was going to reach? And every fight
Speaker 3: I knew it was just leading up to this moment,
Speaker 3: even like five years ago, I just kind of knew
Speaker 3: that he would be the guy that it was just
Speaker 3: it was just hope happened to be. He He's the
Speaker 3: opponent in front of me that I got to conquer. Uh,
Speaker 3: And now it's here. So it's a special moment. Now.
Speaker 3: Now I'm like, That's why I'm so locked in, because
Speaker 3: I know these moments don't come come often. And I
Speaker 3: really I'm hungry for greatness. I'm hungry. I'm hungry just
Speaker 3: like be in a position where I reached it. I
Speaker 3: got there. I don't want to just be here. I
Speaker 3: just I want to get there. I want to. I
Speaker 3: want to conquer this moment. Uh.
Speaker 1: There's talks that the winner of this fight will be
Speaker 1: the face of boxing, and obviously, so much has happened
Speaker 1: to you so fast within your career. You have an
Speaker 1: unblemished record with nineteen knockouts. To think about possibly being
Speaker 1: the face of boxing? What does that mean to you?
Speaker 3: It's it's amazing. It's something that I kind of That's
Speaker 3: really what I wanted to be when you know, I
Speaker 3: became a boxer, is to you know, be a champion
Speaker 3: and represent boxing and the best way I can. That's
Speaker 3: why I like, if I do become the faceboxing after this,
Speaker 3: I hold great responsibility. So I'm definitely aware of that,
Speaker 3: conscious and aware of all the things I do. And
Speaker 3: that's why I strive to evolve as a man every
Speaker 3: day because if I get into that position, then then
Speaker 3: I'll be the right man for it.
Speaker 1: It took a while to get this fight made. Obviously,
Speaker 1: both sides had to make some sacrifices. The one thing
Speaker 1: that the media is kind of jumping on is the
Speaker 1: the ability to only gain ten pounds back post weigh in. Obviously,
Speaker 1: you're someone who walks around at a heavier weight naturally
Speaker 1: you're dropping weight to come down to this fight.
Speaker 3: How tough is that for you? It's not. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: the media is making a big deal out of it,
Speaker 3: and you know I walk around probably like one fifty
Speaker 3: four fifty five around that range. So not too bad. Then, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's not bad. You know, was saying some crazy like
Speaker 3: one but you know he doesn't know. But you know,
Speaker 3: to me, when I was saying it, it wasn't that
Speaker 3: I was complaining about it, because I'm not. I'm making
Speaker 3: the way easy. It's the fact that like this is
Speaker 3: this is this is a side is his champion mentality?
Speaker 3: You ain't a real warrior, Like I couldn't sit with
Speaker 3: myself like that and be like yo, like I think
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get one over him, Like no, I want
Speaker 3: the best. I want the best out of you, Like
Speaker 3: let's really run it. Let's let's see who's the best.
Speaker 3: So I was just speaking to his character and like
Speaker 3: he's whack, Like that whole team is whacked for that,
Speaker 3: Like it's not affecting me. But I see what you
Speaker 3: were trying to do. That's what I was pointing at,
Speaker 3: Like you're wacke. You ain't no champion. You just a
Speaker 3: You're just a dude that like you know, you ain't
Speaker 3: got no you ain't got that in you. You ain't
Speaker 3: got that hard. I couldn't live like that after I
Speaker 3: beat him. I couldn't live like that. If I put
Speaker 3: all those stipulations on them, I felt like it affected them,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even feel like I won. I couldn't. It
Speaker 3: wouldn't feel right in my souls. That's what I was speaking.
Speaker 1: To speak to what you've kind of had this thing,
Speaker 1: this whole camp of ten more.
Speaker 3: What does ten more mean to you? It's just like
Speaker 3: every fight, right, every every new season, you get like
Speaker 3: something in you that that drives you. I pushed you
Speaker 3: like that mantra. So this one just ended up ten more.
Speaker 3: Even when I feel tired, Uh, I just gathered myself
Speaker 3: and just I just know I got ten more in me.
Speaker 3: That's just a mentality ten more. The moment I even
Speaker 3: stopped to stop to think, I just say ten more
Speaker 3: like it just it keeps me right back. Uh. And
Speaker 3: you know some other training camps it was a different
Speaker 3: thing just so happened right here. It's ten more.
Speaker 2: You You've been through a lot already in your young career.
Speaker 2: Not too many, not too many guys, especially at your caliber.
Speaker 2: I've been down but got up and came back and
Speaker 2: went Having that experience, been through a lot, a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff in the ring, you feel like you're prepared,
Speaker 2: ready for anything.
Speaker 3: You can see on a second. Definitely, those moments prepared
Speaker 3: me for this moment. I've been through. Uh, I've taken
Speaker 3: a shot, got back up.
Speaker 2: And delivered a body shot.
Speaker 3: And just control of the fight. Like I like, I
Speaker 3: just hold myself and just I didn't really react to it.
Speaker 3: I'm getting right back to work, like I just forgot
Speaker 3: about it. It didn't affect me. So I was really
Speaker 3: proud of that because it, you know, it brought that
Speaker 3: out of me, Like I didn't. You don't know how
Speaker 3: you're gonna respond, you know, you don't know how your
Speaker 3: body's going to react. I just I was just so hungry.
Speaker 3: I was just like nothing, I don't. Can you take
Speaker 3: us back down?
Speaker 1: Because you could take us back to that moment, because
Speaker 1: like I said, your response was right about you. You
Speaker 1: know what I mean to be able to bounce back
Speaker 1: with what was going through here, You hit the canvas,
Speaker 1: you get up, take us through that right there the
Speaker 1: way you're going through your Then.
Speaker 3: I just got hit and then I just seen like
Speaker 3: white and I was up. So I don't I don't
Speaker 3: even know. I didn't realize I was down. I just
Speaker 3: like I just I was just up. I looked at
Speaker 3: my dad, I said, I got it. Don't worry, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna go get because I knew. I knew I was
Speaker 3: in control of the fight. It's like you just get
Speaker 3: hit with a shot and you got to realize, like
Speaker 3: were you controlling the fire? You weren't controlling the fight.
Speaker 3: Some ship you you just slipped, like you just make
Speaker 3: a human mistake. It's not like it's not like he's
Speaker 3: better caught me with a good shot. All right, good,
Speaker 3: I'm right back, and let's see if you could do
Speaker 3: it again. And I just had that mentality. Uh, I
Speaker 3: just remember had this thought one time, not one time
Speaker 3: when I was like when I stepped up to him,
Speaker 3: I felt like a little dizzy, but I said, man,
Speaker 3: I've been drunk way worse than this. Sprop. This ain't ship.
Speaker 3: I got this.
Speaker 2: This is ship.
Speaker 3: I love it exactly through my mind. Yeah, this ain't ship.
Speaker 3: I've had buzzes work. Yeah, this this is what it's about. Laughter,
Speaker 3: So broke broke, being that.
Speaker 2: This is fight is so big and your career you
Speaker 2: already just as big as anybody in boxing. Now the
Speaker 2: heights that this fighting take you. How do you stay
Speaker 2: focused and locked in with knowing this moment.
Speaker 3: It's so big.
Speaker 2: We playing the NB we played in front of thirty
Speaker 2: thousand people, but there's a lot of time people can
Speaker 2: play under those lights and couldn't can perform.
Speaker 3: You've been doing this the.
Speaker 2: Biggest fight, ever, how do you keep your composure?
Speaker 3: I think just my experience and just understanding what these
Speaker 3: emotions really are. Like, I really pay attention to what
Speaker 3: I can't control, what I can't control, and just focus
Speaker 3: on how I could fight as best as I can.
Speaker 3: I almost like become numb to any type of emotion
Speaker 3: when I'm fighting, because you know, then you lose focus
Speaker 3: on what's happening in front of you. So I just
Speaker 3: really like, I just have so much experience around it
Speaker 3: that I could stay focused in the moment. And I
Speaker 3: want to win so bad, so I make sure I
Speaker 3: pay attention and I'm not letting anything you know, overcome me.
Speaker 3: Whether it's a good emotion or bad emotion, they don't
Speaker 3: mean nothing. To me, I just care about the fight. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so because I want to. I want to be prepared.
Speaker 3: So if I change, if I feel shift the momentum,
Speaker 3: I nip it in the butt. If I you know,
Speaker 3: see that he's kept his hand down a couple of times,
Speaker 3: that I'm gonna capitalize it on it, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. Or if he's not aware of what I'm doing,
Speaker 3: then you know I could sense it. So I try
Speaker 3: to stay in the moment, stay in the time, you know,
Speaker 3: make sure that you know I'm not I'm not letting
Speaker 3: him take control, you know what I mean. So I'm
Speaker 3: kind of I'm kind of gaging it. His energy was
Speaker 3: definitely I felt it.
Speaker 1: I mean, you speak to obviously your mechanics, your physical
Speaker 1: attributes to this game are are second to none. But
Speaker 1: you're speaking a lot on the mental side. For those
Speaker 1: that understand how mental boxing is, speak to how mental
Speaker 1: it is. Because everything you just explained right there was
Speaker 1: all mental.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for sure. It definitely. Uh, if you don't got
Speaker 3: your mental right, I mean you could train a million
Speaker 3: hours to get it in the ring and your mental
Speaker 3: ain't right and you're getting tired in the second round.
Speaker 3: You understand, you asked yourself, why you know I did
Speaker 3: all the miles, that did everything because you haven't controlled
Speaker 3: that part of you. That's a big part of experience
Speaker 3: and learning. You know, what's what's the truth of what's
Speaker 3: going on? You know what's the reality that really you're
Speaker 3: not really tired. It's just it's a mind is the
Speaker 3: feeling of dread. It overcomes you so much that you
Speaker 3: begin to be tired. I find that it happens often
Speaker 3: when I'll go running. Sometimes I start it's the dread
Speaker 3: of man, I know there's a little it's still a
Speaker 3: long way to go, and then right there I instantly
Speaker 3: get tired. But that's not the truth. It's just the
Speaker 3: uncomfortability of it's a long road ahead of me. So
Speaker 3: then I just understand it, you know, I come back
Speaker 3: to the moment and realize like, okay, you know, I
Speaker 3: just gotta take every step, every stride, just focus on that,
Speaker 3: and then it all disappears, so like you begin to
Speaker 3: realize what the reality of things are when you pay attention.
Speaker 3: That's just my type of mind. I always think really
Speaker 3: in depth of what's really going on, because it helps me,
Speaker 3: it spares me for anything that comes at me. Like,
Speaker 3: if Javonte makes me uncomfortable, I could take an example
Speaker 3: of what happened to me in a run where I
Speaker 3: felt uncomfortable, how it overcame it and quick I could
Speaker 3: come right back to it in my mind, so I
Speaker 3: could fix the energy. I could fix that where he
Speaker 3: his energy ain't gonna overcome on like, I'm gonna find
Speaker 3: a way to get over this, you know what I mean. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna stay focused. We're gonna get back to it.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm lett him have his moment. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: I'm gonna, you know, do what I can to do,
Speaker 3: you know, control that, and then I'll get right back
Speaker 3: to him, because sometimes you know, they try to come
Speaker 3: at you. The best thing you could do is defend.
Speaker 3: You know, some people like I gotta fight off. That's
Speaker 3: where you get clipped. Okay, let's let you have your
Speaker 3: moment and I'm gonna get back to my moment and
Speaker 3: see what you do. Two questions.
Speaker 1: How long has this camp been and what's been different
Speaker 1: about this camp?
Speaker 3: This camp? I mean, it's just all getting back to
Speaker 3: what I know is my best. You know, when you
Speaker 3: start a camp, you know when you're at your best
Speaker 3: and it's just chasing that. You know. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 3: I gotta get back to where my punchers are effortless.
Speaker 3: Like when I throw, I don't feel no stress, no tension.
Speaker 3: When I throw, I don't It's coming easy. You know.
Speaker 3: I'm able to control my balance, I'm able to control
Speaker 3: my breathing, like nothing really could affect me. I gotta
Speaker 3: answer everything. It's getting back to that type of focus,
Speaker 3: like a super in depth focus that like nobody could do,
Speaker 3: nobody can know, like something that takes hours and hours
Speaker 3: of thinking, of training, of understanding what's going on. So
Speaker 3: it's for me, it's like every training camp is. It's
Speaker 3: like a version of that. This is just who it
Speaker 3: happens to be a bigger moment. But a lot of
Speaker 3: people let up on that moment like I'm finally here.
Speaker 3: They start to be like, oh I got here, I'm good,
Speaker 3: and they kind of training. So here's been like how
Speaker 3: can I even let that go in my mind? Fuck
Speaker 3: that I'm here, I'm here now now this is the
Speaker 3: time to really do it. Fuck that, I gotta really
Speaker 3: do it now, Like I gotta be like I was
Speaker 3: coming up to this moment, I got to be like
Speaker 3: that here and then some. So it's just elevating. It's
Speaker 3: just pushing me. That's what I said. Ten more is
Speaker 3: just making me do more, and then it just becomes natural.
Speaker 3: More is natural to me. Now, it's not even a
Speaker 3: thing I have to try. I just know I could
Speaker 3: do more.
Speaker 1: Major debut at seventeen years old, what was that like,
Speaker 1: I mean, throwing in the fire early, still a teenager man.
Speaker 3: I just fell in love with pro boxing. You know,
Speaker 3: the fact that there's no hagar to me, that change
Speaker 3: was so addicting because I could see their head and
Speaker 3: like the punches that I would land Like an amateur,
Speaker 3: you know, of course you got hagar and you could
Speaker 3: take them a little bit better. This one I hit them.
Speaker 3: I knew. I was like, I knew they were hurting
Speaker 3: people in the amateur, but I had never seen it.
Speaker 3: When I realized, like, oh my gosh, they're like it's
Speaker 3: so much easier to knock people out like that made
Speaker 3: me happy because I knew, like these dudes just be
Speaker 3: walking into punches thinking that's all good. It's like like
Speaker 3: and then I finally got the eight ounce clubs and
Speaker 3: I realized, like what I was thinking was true, Like
Speaker 3: these shits really do hr like you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: Like you can't hide behind the hagar no more. It's
Speaker 3: gonna hurt. So I really loved it. I did it
Speaker 3: for my family, for myself because you know, you don't
Speaker 3: make no money in amateurs. For sure, you gotta make
Speaker 3: that money. So I started my journey quick and try
Speaker 3: to build my name. That's why I started doing social
Speaker 3: media and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: A few months into that, you signed with Golden Boy.
Speaker 1: What was that process like? And obviously Oscar being a
Speaker 1: legendary fighter himself and being able to cross over into
Speaker 1: this space, what was that opportunity like meeting him and
Speaker 1: then signing with his company.
Speaker 3: You know, it was just I was searching for who
Speaker 3: really believed in me. You know, Mayweather wanted to sign
Speaker 3: me a lot of like people wanted to sign me
Speaker 3: top rank. I even fought on one of top ranks,
Speaker 3: lower cards, and I just never had the impression that they,
Speaker 3: like anybody was like they weren't no, like too high
Speaker 3: on me. They kind of just seen me as like,
Speaker 3: you know, maybe marketable one day, and just like I
Speaker 3: didn't feel like they had a belief in me. And
Speaker 3: then when I was with Oscar. I think he's seen
Speaker 3: a part of himself and me. And then I was like,
Speaker 3: all right, I'm gonna go where that's like. I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna go where they believe in me. And then I'm
Speaker 3: gonna see where that transpired. And then then ended up
Speaker 3: going well in my career. You know, I blew up
Speaker 3: pretty quick and I made I made the best of
Speaker 3: any moment I had. You know, the thing that you know,
Speaker 3: these fires got to understand is when you're coming up
Speaker 3: and you're supposed to beat these guys, you can't just
Speaker 3: think I gotta get that win. It's not about that.
Speaker 3: You got to show them while you're different, like when
Speaker 3: that moment comes, you gotta you gotta look for those
Speaker 3: special mos. Like when I first fought on ESPN. You know,
Speaker 3: I told myself I'm gonna become I'm gonna get on
Speaker 3: Sports Center. Nobody knew who I was, but I had that.
Speaker 3: I had that intention. I was be intent for like
Speaker 3: I want to be I want them to see something
Speaker 3: they've never seen. That I knocked the guy out in
Speaker 3: thirty seconds like I intentionally wanted it. You know, I
Speaker 3: was like, no, I want I want a special mom.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna wait for that. I seen them clip the
Speaker 3: knocked them out. You gotta take advantage of those moments.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna get a lot. How was it when
Speaker 3: you link with the Tringer, Eddie and Canelo? That was awesome.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It was during the time where I was going through
Speaker 3: some personal issues and I had to fight, and I
Speaker 3: didn't do too well because I was so distracted outside
Speaker 3: the ring, and I was just like it was just
Speaker 3: a bad, weird time in my life, like growing pains,
Speaker 3: kind of like as a young man and just you know,
Speaker 3: all that stuff. And then you know, I was looking
Speaker 3: for something to help me, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I was like, man, I got to get better at something.
Speaker 3: I gotta find somebody that knows what it's like, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean. And Canel and them, Eddie and them,
Speaker 3: they agreed to train me, and I was so surprised.
Speaker 3: And then I got to really have an insight look
Speaker 3: on what a real champion trains, how he really takes
Speaker 3: his day, and like how they're so consistent. I'm like,
Speaker 3: oh okay, Like I just and then from there, like
Speaker 3: I was able to like evolve as a person as
Speaker 3: a fighter. I'm like okay, because I had a little
Speaker 3: bit better understanding what it's really like. And yeah, that
Speaker 3: was a really big blessing for me to be in
Speaker 3: that camp.
Speaker 2: To be able to learn from a guy like Annello
Speaker 2: and just see how he prepares you know that that
Speaker 2: had to be a blessing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, watching him spar and just I just was able
Speaker 3: to understand what he was doing and even though like
Speaker 3: we don't have the same style, but I understood what
Speaker 3: he was doing and it really helped me like grow, Like,
Speaker 3: oh man, okay, because I never understood, like how do
Speaker 3: these dudes do twelve rounds not get tired? And like
Speaker 3: I just didn't. I was still new, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. And they really showed me everything. So it
Speaker 3: was awesome.
Speaker 1: Best part of training and worst part of training.
Speaker 3: Best part of training would probably have to be the sparring.
Speaker 3: Worst part of training with my coach, my strength and
Speaker 3: additioning coach sit man, Man, that's painful, springs. That's worse
Speaker 3: than running. Yeah, way worth and running. I love running.
Speaker 3: I could run for like twenty miles thirty miles nothing.
Speaker 3: Strength and conditioning with SIP that's tough, man, because I'm
Speaker 3: coming back from the run and then I know I
Speaker 3: got to be hitting them ways. I got to do box, dunk,
Speaker 3: just all these other things. But he gets me strong,
Speaker 3: so you gotta do it up.
Speaker 1: What is it like for people to kind of really
Speaker 1: understand as you're leading into a fight a diet. I
Speaker 1: was someone who was never huge on diets. We played
Speaker 1: fifteen years and we kind of ate what we wanted
Speaker 1: and worked our ass off real quick and got in shape. Obviously,
Speaker 1: fighting is different. How different is your diet than it normally?
Speaker 3: I think for me, I do better obviously on when
Speaker 3: I obviously, but I do better when it's like I'm
Speaker 3: fast scene in a way before I you know, start
Speaker 3: to do something intent. So that's what I found that
Speaker 3: works for me. I feel like everybody's different though. Everybody
Speaker 3: has their own ways, and you just got to find
Speaker 3: what keeps your body the most in tune. Don't be
Speaker 3: afraid to try new things, but to assess it truthfully
Speaker 3: and honestly, not because I don't want to eat that.
Speaker 3: You know, you got to try it and then see
Speaker 3: what it actually does for you. A lot of people
Speaker 3: just like listen to like you know, nutrition iss and
Speaker 3: then you know, you know they it doesn't work for
Speaker 3: everybody's got. You gotta be honest, like this is working,
Speaker 3: this ain't working. So me, I spent a lot of
Speaker 3: time over the years crafting on what works for my
Speaker 3: body the best, and I feel like I found it.
Speaker 3: I don't change much, And yeah, I often decide to
Speaker 3: eat less and more because I realized that I could
Speaker 3: always eat more, I can't eat less. So that's how
Speaker 3: I think you.
Speaker 1: Touched on it earlier. But thoughts on the power of
Speaker 1: social media and you know, obviously it's something that's fairly new,
Speaker 1: but you're someone who's mastered in and people kind of
Speaker 1: try to take a shot at you, so to speak,
Speaker 1: because you are so successful on social media and try
Speaker 1: to discredit who you are as a fighter. Is that
Speaker 1: still motivating or you just don't even give a shit
Speaker 1: about that no more?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't give a shit about it anymore, like
Speaker 3: you said, because I mean, we're all doing social media,
Speaker 3: so you're on it comedy exactly, So I've kind of
Speaker 3: I kind of just have the same mindset and everything,
Speaker 3: like if I'm gonna do something, I'm gonna try to
Speaker 3: be good at it, and that's it, you know. I
Speaker 3: found like, you know, when I was making the videos.
Speaker 3: I just my natural like thinking process was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: that video did a little bit better, Like why okay,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to do the same thing, and it
Speaker 3: kind of just grew into something and I just become
Speaker 3: like not addicted, but like just like I started understanding
Speaker 3: it way better and I took it to another level.
Speaker 3: That's just my thinking. I say, oh, I could take
Speaker 3: it to the next level, And that's how I was
Speaker 3: thinking anything, right, Yeah, I could take it to the
Speaker 3: next Oh I got to fifty K, I could take
Speaker 3: it one hundred K. I could take it to three hundred.
Speaker 3: Like that's just my thinking. Like, so that's where's how
Speaker 3: I got to where I was in social media. And
Speaker 3: then boxing follows suit because I think the same way
Speaker 3: in boxing, so I kind of just take the same
Speaker 3: mentality I learned from boxing into everything else and then
Speaker 3: it becomes successful quick hitters.
Speaker 1: Before we get out of here, outside of your fight,
Speaker 1: give me two fights you want to see, not including
Speaker 1: yourself in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: Crawford Spence, Canelo Benovida. That's the best.
Speaker 2: That's the two.
Speaker 3: That's the two I want to see too.
Speaker 2: Stuck on the island, give me three movies or shows
Speaker 2: on repeat.
Speaker 3: Stuck on the island, three shows, three movies on repeat. Okay,
Speaker 3: I gotta have Lion King. I love the super Mario
Speaker 3: Brothers new movie. That's far and three was the last one.
Speaker 3: It's a good movie. Interstyler probably, okay, some of my
Speaker 3: favorite man.
Speaker 2: I would think he would give me some Mexican classes
Speaker 2: or something man blood and blood out American or stuff
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: That's what I was waiting on. I'm waiting to hear
Speaker 3: he might be.
Speaker 1: He might be too young for that thought.
Speaker 3: They know what I'm talking about. Speaking the movie, animated movies.
Speaker 1: That's okay, speaking the movies. If somewhere to play you
Speaker 1: in a bio, pick who would it be? Who could
Speaker 1: play Ryan?
Speaker 3: That guy that played Who's that? What was that? Shows?
Speaker 3: That show on the block? Diego too? He probably, Yeah, Dirego.
Speaker 3: He's actually a big fan of mine too.
Speaker 1: You saw the girl smiling and shaking their heads. Yeah.
Speaker 2: What's your go to artists? What you have on rotation
Speaker 2: right now? What you're listening to is my go to artist?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you're listening to right now, Like
Speaker 2: in the whip right now is music big for you
Speaker 2: as you're training or is it you're just all.
Speaker 3: Sometimes music like I like, but I don't know. I
Speaker 3: just kind of go with what's moving me. And I
Speaker 3: don't have like a like a attachment to the music.
Speaker 3: Whatever is working, I'm using, Yeah, it ain't working, I'm
Speaker 3: moving on to the next song it works because I
Speaker 3: only care about the motion that brings out of me.
Speaker 3: So if it's moving me, it would be some interstellar
Speaker 3: like Hans Zimmer orchestrating, and then there could be some
Speaker 3: rap music, but you know, like Tupac like it's just
Speaker 3: like when he's calling out Biggie, I was just like
Speaker 3: it gets me like I want to destroy somebody, like
Speaker 3: all right, And then sometimes it's calming because it keeps
Speaker 3: me focused. Just whatever is working. I don't really care
Speaker 3: about who it is. Whatever's working. If it's a little
Speaker 3: baby today, it's gonna be a little baby facts that's
Speaker 3: just how it's gonna go. So I'm a fan of everybody.
Speaker 3: If it makes a move like something Jack Harlows like
Speaker 3: like you know the words he says, and Drake you
Speaker 3: know Ship, you know all the artists.
Speaker 1: Really classics, other sports you were in too. I heard
Speaker 1: you play a little baseball growing up outside of boxing.
Speaker 1: Do you have a favorite sport now or is it.
Speaker 3: What's my favorite? I really started liking football. He used
Speaker 3: to not like football at all. It should be like
Speaker 3: I don't even want to watch it. But now it's like, man,
Speaker 3: it's super fun of watching Seeing it live a couple
Speaker 3: of times, it really really made me like it. I
Speaker 3: started loving basketball first, but now I was just kind
Speaker 3: of a little bit bored of it. But me, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: nice to come on, man said, I'm gonna find a
Speaker 3: way to score at least three. You know, man, I
Speaker 3: gotta get some type of bucket in some way, somehow.
Speaker 3: I know you're tall and all that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: If I you know, I'm gonna have to get you tired.
Speaker 3: I don't wanna run down the court million million. You're
Speaker 3: gonna get some buckets, though, sooner that you're gonna have
Speaker 3: to get tired. I try to lay it up. He
Speaker 3: got the Youth.
Speaker 1: Five dinner guests dead or alive, U plus five dinner.
Speaker 3: Man, that's a good one, okay, Denderal live. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: get Muhammad Ali there. I love him. Who else would
Speaker 3: I want? Homedol Lee Uh mm hmmm. I like this question.
Speaker 3: Marcus Aurelius, he's good Socrates. That's the first I heard that.
Speaker 4: Three four I would get Oh, I mean, no, he's
Speaker 4: not dead.
Speaker 3: You don't have to be because I'm saying Jesus died,
Speaker 3: he rose again.
Speaker 1: It was just the res ago, it's alive again.
Speaker 3: So I was like confused.
Speaker 1: I was like again, he was confused him how to
Speaker 1: say this one?
Speaker 3: But I want him mayor Jesus live that my mom
Speaker 3: n nice.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 2: If you could see one guest on our show, who
Speaker 2: would it be?
Speaker 3: But you have to help us get your answer on this.
Speaker 1: Now you got a big ass rollerdex on that phone.
Speaker 3: Oh so if I could get somebody that I know
Speaker 3: on this, yeah, you know a lot of people too.
Speaker 3: It would be cool to talk to shoot Justin Bieber.
Speaker 3: Good call, great call. I come on man, come on, beef.
Speaker 3: The King said it.
Speaker 1: Come on before we get out of here. Jackson doing
Speaker 1: a little boxing with some boxing ship. Can you do
Speaker 1: me a favorite and hit him with one body shot?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not absolutely not to you know, I shot you
Speaker 2: how to shoot. Don't worry about the body shot.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing that.
Speaker 1: Well, Ryan Man, we want to thank you best of luck.
Speaker 1: Definitely looking forward to seeing this fight.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: This is something that the world has been waiting for.
Speaker 1: You made it happen. We're excited and wish the best
Speaker 1: for you man. So good luck, bro, sir, love Bro.
Speaker 1: That's a Ryan Garcia, straight from the camp, all the smoke,