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    Ryan Garcia Wants To Train With Naoya Inoue In Tokyo And Stream It

    sportsnewsukBy sportsnewsukJune 5, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    My plan in Tokyo is to get some training in with inoue would be awesome!!!!! And stream it

    — RYAN GARCIA (@RyanGarcia) June 5, 2026

    The proposed sessions would bring together two world champions from different weight classes. Ryan currently holds the WBC welterweight title, while Inoue is the undisputed champion at junior featherweight.

    One notable part of Ryan’s post was his desire to stream the workouts.

    One thing Ryan mentioned on his X post was him wanting to stream the workouts. What Ryan didn’t say is whether he’d run that idea by Naoya to see whether he was on board with it or not, nor did he give a time for when he would be training with the Japanese star.

    At this stage, Ryan’s comments appear to reflect a goal rather than a finalized arrangement. While he publicly outlined the plan, there has been no announcement from Inoue regarding a potential training session.

    If the workouts do take place, they would bring together champions separated by more than 20 pounds in weight. Ryan campaigns at welterweight, while Inoue has built his championship run at junior featherweight.

    The idea remains one Ryan hopes to make happen during his visit to Tokyo, with the added possibility of giving fans a look inside the sessions through a livestream.

    Dan Ambrose is a boxing journalist at Boxing News 24, recognized for his direct analysis and extensive coverage of the global fight landscape. His reporting focuses on major bouts, divisional developments, and the sport’s most discussed storylines.

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