Who Won the Ryan Garcia Fight? Rolly Romero Stuns in Times Square Showdown

It was supposed to be Ryan Garcia’s big comeback. A flashy return to the ring. A statement to the world.

But instead, Rolly Romero stole the spotlight.

On Friday night, May 2, all eyes were on Times Square as Garcia stepped into the ring after a long break. Fans were excited. Cameras were flashing. And yes—Garcia even showed up in a Batmobile.

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But once the gloves were on, it was Rolly Romero who delivered the real punch.

Who actually won the fight?

The win went to Rolando “Rolly” Romero.

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He brought the heat early in the fight. In fact, he knocked Garcia down in the second round—and that changed everything.

From that point on, Garcia just couldn’t get his rhythm back. He looked frustrated. Slow. A bit unsure.

Meanwhile, Romero stayed sharp. Confident. Focused. He kept landing clean shots and clearly impressed the judges.

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When the final bell rang, all three scorecards went in Romero’s favor:

• 115-112
• 115-112
• 118-110

Unanimous decision. Romero wins.

What happened to Ryan Garcia?

Let’s be real—this wasn’t the return Garcia dreamed of.

The 26-year-old hadn’t fought in over a year. Why? Because of a suspension after a failed drug test. So, this fight was more than just another match. It was a chance to prove he was back for good.

But it didn’t go his way.

Yes, Garcia still has his speed and power. But on Friday night, he just didn’t look like his old self. That knockdown in Round 2? It shook him up. And he never quite recovered.

By the end of the fight, it was clear—Rolly was in control.

What are their boxing records now?

Here’s how the numbers stand after the fight:

• Ryan Garcia: 24 wins – 1 loss
• Rolly Romero: 17 wins – 3 losses

This was a huge win for Romero, especially considering the spotlight was all on Garcia. It proves Rolly still belongs in the big league—and he’s not done yet.

Did Garcia really show up in a Batmobile?

Yes, that really happened.

Before the fight, Ryan Garcia rolled into Times Square in a black Batmobile. It was flashy. Loud. Totally over-the-top.

Some fans loved it. Others thought it was too much.

But now, looking back—it might have been the highlight of Garcia’s night.

What does this mean for Garcia’s rematch with Devin Haney?

Before this fight, there was talk of a big rematch with Devin Haney. That could’ve been next.

But now? Things are uncertain.

Losing to Romero shakes up the plans. Garcia’s team may need to rethink his next move. He might need to rebuild and win a few more fights before stepping into the ring with someone like Haney again.