Ryan Garcia has publicly renewed his pursuit of a rematch with Gervonta Davis, making it clear that he wants to settle unfinished business once he has faced Conor Benn.
Garcia used social media to issue a direct challenge to Davis, arguing that their first fight created a major financial opportunity for both fighters and saying it is now time to revisit the rivalry under different terms.
“I gave us the opportunity to make life-changing money. The least you can do is repay me with a rematch,” Garcia wrote.
He went on to outline the conditions he would like for a second meeting.
“After I beat Conor Benn, if you really want to run it back like men, 147 pounds, no restrictions, no rehydration clause.”
The comments immediately reignited discussion around one of boxing’s biggest rivalries. Garcia and Davis remain two of the sport’s most recognizable names, and any potential rematch would be among the most talked-about events in boxing if it were to materialize.
Garcia’s latest message also highlights his focus on the upcoming challenge against Conor Benn. While he is already looking ahead to a possible second bout with Davis, his immediate attention must first turn to Benn before any future plans can become a reality.
One notable point in Garcia’s challenge is his proposed weight and conditions. By calling for a fight at 147 pounds without restrictions or a rehydration clause, Garcia is suggesting a different framework from their previous meeting, making it clear how he believes a rematch should be contested.
As of now, there has been no confirmed response from Davis regarding Garcia’s challenge, and no rematch has been officially announced. Any future negotiations would depend on both fighters agreeing to terms.
For now, Garcia has thrown down the gauntlet. Whether Davis accepts remains to be seen, but the challenge has already added another chapter to one of boxing’s most compelling rivalries and ensured that talk of a rematch will continue as fans await the next move from both fighters.
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