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Garcia Eyes Family Legacy and World Title Against Davis"
In a bid to carry on the family tradition, Elijah Garcia, a rising middleweight star and fourth-generation boxer, is set to face off against veteran Kyrone Davis in the main event on the Amazon Prime prelims. Fighting is a legacy for the Garcias, with each generation passing down the love for the sport. Despite his family's previous setbacks in the professional arena, the 20-year-old Arizona native remains undeterred in his pursuit of a world title, something that has eluded his family for three generations.
Garcia, standing at 6ft, holds an impressive record of 16-0, with 13 knockouts. Ranked high across various boxing associations, including number two by the WBA and number five by the IBF, Garcia's eyes are firmly set on the ultimate prize. However, he recognizes the challenge at hand as he prepares to face Davis, a seasoned 29-year-old with a record of 18-3-1 and more than double the ring experience.
During a recent media call, Garcia emphasized the strong mindset instilled by his family and their shared mentality when it comes to the sport. While acknowledging the family legacy, Garcia expressed his love for the sport, emphasizing that the pressure does not faze him. With the WBA middleweight world champion Erislandy Lara defending his title on the same card, a standout performance by Garcia could set the stage for future title contention.
Garcia, being a southpaw, brings his undefeated record into the ring against Davis, who has accumulated 131 rounds of experience. Despite the difference in ring time, Garcia remains focused on the task at hand and is not underestimating his opponent. As he gears up for the March 30th bout, Garcia is determined to prove himself against a world-class adversary and take a step closer to bringing a coveted world title to the Garcia family crest.
In a final statement, Garcia highlighted his mental strength, expressing his willingness to do anything it takes to secure a victory. As the youngest member of the fighting Garcia family, he faces a tough test ahead, fully aware that Davis is a formidable opponent with a winning mindset.
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During a recent media call, Garcia emphasized the strong mindset instilled by his family and their shared mentality when it comes to the sport. While acknowledging the family legacy, Garcia expressed his love for the sport, emphasizing that the pressure does not faze him. With the WBA middleweight world champion Erislandy Lara defending his title on the same card, a standout performance by Garcia could set the stage for future title contention.
Garcia, being a southpaw, brings his undefeated record into the ring against Davis, who has accumulated 131 rounds of experience. Despite the difference in ring time, Garcia remains focused on the task at hand and is not underestimating his opponent. As he gears up for the March 30th bout, Garcia is determined to prove himself against a world-class adversary and take a step closer to bringing a coveted world title to the Garcia family crest.
In a final statement, Garcia highlighted his mental strength, expressing his willingness to do anything it takes to secure a victory. As the youngest member of the fighting Garcia family, he faces a tough test ahead, fully aware that Davis is a formidable opponent with a winning mindset.
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