Ryan Garcia Net Worth

US$ 12 Million

Anurag Sharma

Updated on:

August 2, 2023

What is Ryan Garcia Net Worth?

Ryan Garcia net worth is US$ 12 Million as of Jan 2023.

Net Worth	US$ 12 Million
Born:	August 8, 1998 (25 Years)
Also Known as	The Flash, KingRy
Gender	Male
Height	5’ 8”
Horoscope	Leo
Country of Origin	Los Alamitos, California, The US
Source of Wealth	Professional Boxer
Marital Status	Unmarried
Famous For	Boxing

Table of Contents

Biography
Timeline
Early Life
Career
Highlights
Favorite Quotes from Ryan Garcia
Keys Life Lessons from Ryan Garcia
Summary

Biography

American professional boxer Ryan Garcia held the interim WBC lightweight title in 2021. He is rated as the sixth-best active lightweight fighter in the world as of May 2022 by The Ring magazine, the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board, ESPN, and tenth by BoxRec. Garcia began boxing when he was seven years old. He won 15 national amateur championships and compiled a 215-15 amateur record.

Timeline

1998

Ryan Garcia was born on August 8, 1998, in Victorville, California, United States.

2013

Garcia began his amateur boxing career.

2015

Ryan won the National Junior Golden Gloves Championship in the 119 lb weight class.

2016

Garcia won the National Golden Gloves Championship in the 132 lb weight class.
Garcia turned professional at the age of 17.

2018

On March 22, Garcia defeated Fernando Vargas via TKO, becoming the NABF Junior Super Featherweight Champion.
On May 4, Garcia defeated Jayson Velez via unanimous decision.
On September 1, Garcia defeated Carlos Morales via majority decision.

2019

On February 9, Garcia defeated Jose Lopez via TKO.
On March 30, Garcia defeated Jose Martinez via KO, earning the WBC Silver Lightweight title.
On July 13, Garcia defeated Romero Duno via first-round KO, earning the WBC Silver Lightweight title.
On November 2, Garcia defeated Braulio Rodriguez via KO.

2020

On February 14, Garcia defeated Francisco Fonseca via first-round KO.
On July 4, Garcia defeated Luke Campbell via seventh-round TKO, winning the WBC interim Lightweight title.

2021

On January 2, Garcia announced that he would take a break from boxing to focus on his mental health.
On April 23, Garcia unanimously returned to the ring and defeated Javier Fortuna, defending his interim Lightweight title.
On October 16, Garcia faced Joseph Diaz Jr. for the WBC Lightweight title but lost via majority decision.

2022

On March 26, Garcia defeated Victor Morales Jr. via TKO.
On July 2, Garcia faced JoJo Diaz in a rematch for the WBC Lightweight title but lost via unanimous decision.

Early Life

On June 9, 2016, Garcia became a professional at 17. He faced Edgar Meza in Tijuana for his first professional match, which he won via TKO. In November 2016, Garcia quickly signed a contract with Golden Boy Promotions. Oscar De La Hoya officially announced Garcia’s debut for the Smith-Hopkins light heavyweight championship fight at The Forum on December 17, 2016. In the second round, Garcia knocked out the opponent.

From October 2018 to February 2022, he received instruction from Eddy Reynoso, who also trains Scar Valdez and Canelo Alvarez in their San Diego, California, facility. Garcia renewed his contract with Golden Boy Promotions in September 2019 with a new five-year agreement. The multi-year agreement’s precise provisions weren’t made public. A battle between Garcia and Avery Sparrow was postponed.

Career

Ryan Garcia had a 215–15 record in boxing as an amateur. On June 9, 2016, he made his professional debut in Tijuana, California, where he faced off against Edgar Meza. He prevailed with a TKO. On September 15, 2017, he won the NABF Junior Super featherweight championship by TKO in just under 30 seconds against Miguel Carrizoza. Before Garcia claimed it, the position was open. To defend his title, he prevailed over American Cesar Alan Valenzuela on November 2, 2017, and Mexican Fernando Vargas Parra on March 22, 2018.

On May 4, 2018, he won the vacant NABF and WBO-NABO super featherweight belts by defeating Puerto Rican boxer Jayson Vélez in a Unanimous Decision (UD).

He has engaged in combat with several different professional boxers, including Jayson Velez, Noe Martinez Raygoza, Mario Aguirre, Jose Antonio Martinez, Hector Garcia, Christian Cruz, Luis Lozano, Tyrone Luckey, Cesar Alan Valenzuela, Jonathan Cruz, Mario Macias, and Fernando Vargas.

He is a 15-time national amateur champion boxer, adding to the list of his accomplishments. He was also chosen to play the lead in the web series “Brat.”

Ryan Garcia Net Worth Growth

Ryan Garcia has a net worth of US$ 12 million till the start of the 2023 year. In the realm of boxing, he is only beginning. He began his professional boxing career in 2016. He has only been a professional boxer for six years, yet in that time, he has acquired a net worth of US$ 12 million.

Net Worth in 2023	US$ 12 Million
Net Worth in 2022	US$ 11 Million
Net Worth in 2021	US$ 10 Million
Net Worth in 2020	US$ 9 Million
Net Worth in 2019	US$ 8 Million
Net Worth in 2018	US$ 7 Million

Highlights

Ryan made his debut as a professional boxer at the age of 17 after defeating Edgar Meza in 2016.
In 2018 he won both the NABC and WBO NABO super featherweight titles after his victory against Jayson Velez.
He defeated Miguel Carrizoza and won the NABF Junior super featherweight title in 2017.
In recent years, Ryan fought for the super lightweight title against Javier Fortuna and won in 2022.
Ryan defeated Olympic Gold Medalist Luke Campbell and won the WBC lightweight title in 2021.

Favorite Quotes from Ryan Garcia

“Yes, I may be confident, I put on a show, but deep inside I am that same person who has fear and doubts like everyone else.”
– Ryan Garcia

“I’ve learned so much about myself that now I’m a stronger person. But I still deal with anxiety. Anxiety doesn’t go away.”
– Ryan Garcia

“Boxing is dangerous. Anything can happen, so you need supreme confidence. That’s why I represent myself like nobody can beat me, because I need to truly believe it.”
– Ryan Garcia

“I’m putting everything I have into my boxing career so I get everything out of it I possibly can.”
– Ryan Garcia

Keys Life Lessons from Ryan Garcia

We now know everything about Ryan Garcia and his net worth. Let’s look at some of his lessons.

1. Never Back Down

Ryan is known for his strength and confidence, which resulted in him never backing down from a fight. However, he is aware that it’s important to put on a show of bravado to keep up his confidence and intimidate his opponents.

2. We Are All Human

Even though Ryan seemed to have a lot of confidence and fire in the ring, “the king” also suffered from anxiety and self-doubt. To combat the negative thoughts, Ryan has learned to identify the triggers and emotions that cause his anxiety, which helps him to manage his stress.

3. Never Give Up On Your Dreams

Not once did Ryan let anyone divert his attention from achieving his dream career, and he continued to focus on his goals. He puts all his efforts into his boxing career and knows that, no matter what, he is meant to be on top.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ryan Garcia?

Ryan Garcia is a Professional Boxer from the United States of America.

In which Year did Ryan Garcia start his professional career?

In 2016, Ryan Garcia started his professional career.

Summary

Ryan Garcia is a renowned professional boxer hailing from the United States. Born on August 8, 1998, in Victorville, California, Garcia has established himself as a prominent figure in the sport. Known for his lightning-fast hand speed and explosive punching power, he has captivated audiences with his exciting fighting style.

Rising through the ranks, Garcia has secured multiple victories, earning him a reputation as one of boxing’s brightest young talents. With an impressive professional record and a growing fan base, Ryan Garcia continues to inspire and entertain with his remarkable skills, making him a force to be reckoned with in the world of boxing.

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