Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia | 40 Days Episode 2: Two Different Paths To Superstardom

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Deon and I had a long history Ryan is my biggest rival in the dream fans the best wrestler in the world let's do something fun man they start their press tour I know you're going to bring some shenanigans to this One I heard he's bringing a horse or something like that. Ryan is focused on boxing and entertainment. April 20 will be the death of Ryan García. They think I'm playing. No, he can discover in the rain that it was frogs. There really, damn, he was listening to them, yeah, when he got swampy and yeah, bro, how long until it's blue again?

It'll probably take about a day or more for F, it's summer time, you know, yeah, thanks. you brother, yes sir, you too, so today we are going to make a little smoked salmon toast with smashed avocado. We have weekly goals that we like to see and we have been hitting those weekly goals, perfectly, so everything is going very well, as always, eggs, yes, sir. Thank you very much, welcome, today is Monday. I come from a day of rest. I actually did two workouts today, but it's fun for me because this is what I love to do, so you wouldn't know.

I don't fear it. I'm waiting excited. Isn't it really amazing how far I came in this short period of time because I knew I worked hard. I stay disciplined. I stayed down. I'll be here one day. I'll go back to sleep. Upstairs is prohibited. The real Devon Haney started boxing shortly after he was born, but sports were not his main motivation at first. Deon didn't need discipline and guidance. He obtained both vehicles. A little push from his father wanted to teach his son a lesson and he ended up being polite. He was about 7 and 8 years old there.

He fought a lot at school and had a lot of problems at school. I always love to fight and my dad took me to the gym one day because he told me, "You know what you're going to fight at school." I'm going to take you to the gym, you're going to get beat up and every time you keep fighting with the school, I'm going to keep taking you to the gym, I'm going to keep taking you to the gym. Deon walked in there and put on a yell at a kid and one of the coaches yelled, you know your kid is a natural from there, you know, I've had his back, his front and his side, through this, through this trip, it was a journey for me. to channel my anger.

My love for fighting. I was rewarded for doing good in the gym and it was something I loved. We sat down and talked about it and I said, "You know, Dev, you know, you know what?" I want to do with this sport as far as you want to go and he said dad I want to go all the way I want to be mentioned with the greats when I was a teenager they changed the age in the Olympics from 17 to 19 or something like that, so we tried to get a license boxing in California, they said I was too young, he said, wait until you turn 18, so my dad said, you know what we're going to Mexico for, and I said, "Okay, yeah." I'm waiting, come on, come on, so he was 16 and we took a non-traditional route and went down to Tijana and turned pro.

There had never been an African-American kid who was a standout fan to go and take that route. I mean, me. He was fighting in bars, my dress, Aral's janitor-type closets, everyone was booing me. You know, they didn't know who I was, obviously, but they knew he was American. We started wearing it like a badge of honor. I mean, they came out professionally booing everything. The place was against me but it made me the fighter I am today and that's why I'm the type of fighter I would fight anyway and for us to get the type of job we needed at that time to develop the best fighter of the world. world Tiana helped us do it, you know, I dedicated myself day after day to get to this point, so you know, it's no coincidence why I'm here.

Deon moved through amateur boxing like a cowboy riding a horse and developed an amateur record of 13 and 8 if you weren't here to train Deon Haney personally, head to the front because there will be no spectators inside the gym, please do it quickly, it's too intense, I felt good, although Ryan could fight as an amateur, he was a good fighter and You know, he said that I would probably say that my biggest rival in the amateurs, nobody beat me three times. Ryan did it since we turned pro. We've been on a college campus, it was just a matter of time and now the time has finally come.

I can do this with my eyes closed. I gained fame outside of boxing accessories. I gained fame in boxing and I gained achievements in the sport of boxing because that's what I dedicated myself to. You can achieve fame as a tick tocker, but everything. The roads and the 135-pound and 140-pound division pass through Devon Haney, we are all fighting for something and on April 20 we will see who wants it more. The shenanigans are about to end, they want to see, they want to see, the shenanigans want to see, we beat him. they saw him play they see the ANS now they want to see what I'm going to do about Haney he can do something to Ryan García that has never been done and that makes him wish he hadn't put on a pair of gloves that night downstairs, he goes, I can do it right, we could do continuous months or we could do a combination, they want to see something like Instagram, oh okay so 1 2 3 four, okay, good job, he's fast, he's fast working today, man, God, for me, I figured it out . one shot make the video go viral Fight Win even more viral Hey guys, let's hit this to see what's inside, so it was like a machine.

I'm a big viral and I turn on the camera. I've been the boxer on Instagram. for a long, long time, more, more, super fast, fast, now people are finally realizing that no, this guy is a strong figure not only in boxing, but in public culture and who I am, like people would really know who I am, now I'm famous and I'm completely. connoisseurs are not the same not within The Crucible García knows it very well many people have the misconception that I do not train hard and that I am not disciplined and they think that people want to see me as if they want to find something wrong with me I know how to block I know How to stay focused I know how to press the switch It's time to go It's time to go Where is modern boxing known around the world?

Rara is still the modern athlete with the great energy virus, but the rarest is a boxer with more than 10 million followers on Instagram and the King knows exactly when it all started who is Jim and I remember the photographers, he decided to film me hitting the back , I just made a normal video, posted it on his Facebook, never. I thought something about that, I wake up and everyone is talking about me, you're with Ryan Garcia, he's an upcoming prospect and then I blew up like crazy and everyone posted me and from there everything I posted was huge, it's a lot of pressure and Sometimes It's a little overwhelming, why don't you listen to other people?

Yes, you can't do what he says. There was so much pressure on him, but he never wanted to stop if you have a child like that and see that. He is winning more than he is losing and that tells you that he really loves you. The first fight I had on TV after I blew up on the internet, I knocked the guy out in 30 seconds on ESPN, so then he went crazy, that's when a manager gave me a check for $50,000 and I spent it in a week. . I didn't care even though we were broke. I just said, yeah, I'll pay some rent, but I need to buy some CU.

I always believed I was going to be great as I always believed. I never had the feeling that I wouldn't achieve it anchored in intense self-confidence and skills that left off the screens. García was in something that García could achieve and that we have right now. King. KO on his way to Superstar, take him down on his back, no more looking good in that three step plan, kneel, two knees, Rey, one fight, caught him with a left hook again, two beat his legs and betrayed him, This kid is a superstar. three go viral to ensure big fights and bigger purses.

Garcia turns out that the wins, the belts and the international acclaim were not as ideal as they seemed. Garcia soon landed in a deeper fight. I have been having mental health issues since I was 17 years old. First it was extreme anxiety OCD when I was becoming a breakthrough star, every post I published had a million likes, millions of likes, like I was becoming a genuine star because the doubts will always be there, but I overcame the doubts, I just pushed them to the bottom. I usually like when people say I'm not going to be a great boxer when he was coming up.

I knock that doubt down every time I try to go up and say it's almost impossible to get there. I defeated that doubt because I let the fear go, but then God, rebuild me and I become stronger instead of separating from boxing. He took the same approach in submissions and fought through anything, even in his first loss against Javante Tank. Davis' mentality was that boxing is in a terrible place right now and this is my time to do something about it, so I took everything they put at me, they beat me, I got separate tape training, everyone told me I'm crying because I can't lose the weight get to the fight I'm weak because I know I'm going to lose I don't give this is my chance and then boom obviously I lost but I felt peace if everyone thought it would be sad I felt peace because I felt like I had done something by God and after that I felt real spiritual strength and I felt strong and I felt that no one could touch me, no one will do that to me again in negotiations, no one will play with me again and now I'm going to be

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, here we go, come on, yeah, When things get tough in the ring, I've been through that, like when Devon and I get in the ring and if he really goes down, we're both cut.

I'm going out. At the top we are doing well, this is my chance to try to establish myself as the king of boxing and I am going to sacrifice everything I have in that ring. This means more to me than anything I've done in my career. Until now, this is the holy month of Ramadan, special for all Muslims. During Ramadan, I try my best to pray five times a day, every day, we are supposed to face the Cabba, where all the Muslims around the world pray in the same direction when I am praying, you know my heart is, you know that with Allah everything is, it is with Allah every time I feel like I am going through something, He is who I go to talk to.

I'm having a bad day or a bad month, whatever the case may be. where I go to cry, I go to cry in M ​​sentence, that's when I go to talk to him, he is someone who is ready to talk to me 24 hours a day, 365

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a year and he is someone I can connect with, You know, Allah knows my heart, He knows my intentions. He knows I want to fast, but this is it. You also know that my job is to help my family, this is what I do and Allah planned this fight for me right now so it will all make sense.

I think that's why I am. able to handle fame handle the lights handle money handle everything thanks to Allah he keeps me humble keeps me grounded and keeps me at peace I never get too high in my highs and I never get too low in my lows Always alone I try to stand firm forget for a moment the rivalry the familiarity the animosity o Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia share a deep and deeply personal history they have taken opposite

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until April 20 I dedicated myself day after day to get to this point where I could actually box , but he could really do everything else too even then to reach this rival pinnacle required much more than mere skill, it required faith from every possible angle, faith from the soul.

I'm here for a reason only God knows, but I. I am here, this Faith replaces any lingering doubt for two men who knew they would land nowhere but here, facing each other, once again with much to gain and much to lose. It is called belief and faith. I knew I am. I will be on top I am the chosen one I am competing with greatness This means more to me than anything I have done in my career thus far so my mentality in this ring is do or die in

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3 of 40 days. Crazy things happen to crazy people, people I don't know if Ryan is going to retire or not, I know what I'm doing, all my movements are calculated, not just boxing, I like to do everything he's never been in the ring with this. type of mentality