Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya speaks his thoughts on potential next fights for his star, Ryan Garcia. The latest talk from Ryan has been a supposed title defense against Floyd Mayweather, but whether or not that’s actually a…

Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya discussed potential future matchups for Ryan Garcia, describing a hypothetical bout between Garcia and Floyd Mayweather as roughly a "50/50 fight." De La Hoya noted that Mayweather possesses the ring IQ to toy with Garcia, while highlighting Garcia's unconventional punching power.
De La Hoya suggested a clash against Teofimo Lopez is a much more realistic option for either February or Cinco de Mayo weekend in Las Vegas. He also addressed other boxing topics, naming Dana White as the promoter who annoys him most and criticizing Zuffa Boxing over Shakur Stevenson's departure.
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