Golden Boy Promotions Rising Star
Danny Garcia Eager to Get Back in the Ring!
Philidelphia’s Newest Boxing Sensation

May 29, 2008
Hot undefeated Jr. welterweight prospect, Danny Garcia (6-0, 5 KO's), who hails from the tough streets of Philadelphia, is eager to get back in the ring and let loose his power. The heavy-handed rising star takes the stage June 7, 2008 against an opponent TBA on the Pavlik vs Lockett card, at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

After knocking out his first five opponents within two rounds, Garcia went the distance for the first time in his last bout, his first six rounder. He swept all three judges scored cards 60-54 while dropping his opponent a split second after the final round ended. "I'm a very hungry fighter that wants to get back in the ring," said Garcia, "In my last fight I didn't let my hands go like I normally do. I know you can't knock everyone out, but I'm going to do my best to get the KO in this next fight. Who ever they put in front of me is going to have their hands full."

After getting some good rounds, Danny looks to maintain his winning streak as he marches toward a world title. This will be the second, six round bout for Golden Boy's young sensation.

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GOLDEN BOY PROMOTIONS RISING STAR

DANNY GARCIA 
"I'M GOING TO FIGHT HARD CAUSE I'M A PHILLY FIGHTER"
BY SEAN MALONE

PHILADELPHIA'S NEWEST BOXING SENSATION

Interview by Sean Malone
FightHype.com

"I never though I would be fighting under him. It's like a dream come true and a blessing. I'm looking forward to it and I cant wait," stated highly-touted Jr. welterweight prospect Danny Garcia as he talked about fighting on the undercard of De La Hoya-Forbes just two weeks after scoring an impressive stoppage on the undercard of Hopkins-Calzaghe. Check out what he had to say about his next fight this weekend, his future plans and much more. Read more..

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DANNY GARCIA READY FOR THE BIG STAGE
GOLDENBOY PROMOTIONS RISING STAR 
DANNY GARCIA
Philadelphia’s New Boxing Sensation

Philadelphia, PA - April 29, 2008 Photo By Chris Cozzone FightwireImages.co

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Philadelphia's newest boxing sensation and Goldenboy Promotions rising star, Danny Garcia (5-0, 5 KO's) is ready for the big stage as he's scheduled to fight Manuel Bocanegra (7-8-1, 5 KO's), Saturday May 3, 2008 on the Oscar De La Hoya vs Steve Forbes card.

Garcia, who possesses immense punching power in both hands, has put together a string of scintillating knock out victories, none of which have entered the third round. "I'm here to entertain everyone who comes to see me fight." said Garcia. "I really love being a professional prize fighter opposed to being in the amateurs. With no head gear, I really feel my power comes to life. Although, if I have to go the distance, I'll be well prepared."

Bocanegra who hails from Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico will be Garcia's toughest test being that he has a credible win against Daniel Attah (24-4-1 8 KO's) who went the distance with former world champion Acelino Freitas.

The 27,000-seat soccer stadium at The Home Depot Center will be bursting with energy as Oscar De La Hoya battles Steve Forbes in showdown for the ages. The bout will also mark De La Hoya's return home to fight for the first time in Los Angeles since 2000 as well as his return to HBO's World Championship Boxing for the first time since 2001. The match up will be televised live by HBO's World Championship Boxing beginning at 10pm ET / 7pm PT.

Tickets may be purchased by calling Ticketmaster at 213-480-3232 or by visiting ticketsmaster.com. Group tickets, VIP packages and Hospitality packages are available by calling 1-877-AEG-TICKETS (1-877-234-8425) or by visiting www.aegtickets.com.

What The Experts Are Saying About Danny Garcia

"Philadelphia's Garcia, a 19-year-old U.S. Olympic trials finalist and one of the sport's most exciting young prospects, continued his once-a-month schedule by blowing away Cortez. So far there is nothing not to be impressed by when it comes to young Garcia. In fact, he reminds me a little of a young Miguel Cotto, and that's a good thing."
~Dan Rafael ESPN.com boxing writer

"I think he is one of the most highly touted American boxers if not the most highly touted boxer with less than five fights"
~Doug Fischer HBO PPV commentator and Maxboxing.com founder

"I know Doug we are both anxious to see Danny Garcia fight. I'm really looking forward to seeing more of Danny Garcia"
~Rich Marotta HBO PPV commentator and host of the Neutral Corner radio show.

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PHILADELPHIA'S DANNY GARCIA 
IMPROVES TO 5-0, 5 KO'S 

Philadelphia's rising star, Jr. welterweight Danny Garcia, improves to (5-0, 5 KO's) as he dismantled Guadalupe Diaz at the 1:53 mark of round one on the undercard of Calzaghe vs Hopkins.

Garcia whose known for his fast hands and powerful punch, hurt the Michoacan native early with a barrage of punches. Tony Weeks was forced to stop the beating after Diaz was on wobbly legs.

"I really wanted to go some rounds in this fight, but if the opportunity arises I have to take him out. Diaz didn't seem to durable so I applied a lot of pressure and landed some big shots. My focus is to get back in the gym and get ready for the next one. I've been working very hard and its paid off. I cant wait to get back in the ring." ~ Danny Garcia

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               Hot Undefeated Prospect Danny Garcia
                   "I am destined to be a champion!"

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Interview by Benny Henderson Jr AKA "Big Dog" (April 18, 2008) Doghouseboxing.com
Undefeated welterweight prospect Danny Garcia 4-0 (4) has some strong words for the boxing world, "I am destined to be champion!" Although he has a ways to go to solidify his statement, the twenty year old professional pugilist has had a good start.

Banging out an amateur record of 107-13, the five time National Champion made his jump in the pros five months back and thus far has stopped four of his opponents with in two rounds. Fighting under the Goldenboy banner, the Philadelphian who goes by "Swift", has high hopes for career.

His journey continues this Saturday night on the undercard of the Hopkins vs. Calzaghe clash, Garcia will be taking on the dreaded TBA in a scheduled six round bout. Whomever he faces come fight night, Garcia is confident in victory in his quest to be the best. Read more..
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  DANNY GARCIA TO FACE GUADALUPE DIAZ   PHILADELPHIA'S RISING STAR DANNY GARCIA

April 18, 2008 Hot undefeated welterweight prospect Danny Garcia (4-0, 4 KO's) has advanced to fighting in six round bouts. The Goldenboy Promotions rising star is scheduled to fight Guadalupe Diaz (4-2-1, 1 KO) April 19, 2008 at the "Battle of the Planet" card featuring Bernard Hopkins and Joe Calzaghe, which will be televised, live from The Planet Hollywood Ring at the Thomas and Mack Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
Garcia, who hails from the tough streets of Philadelphia, commented on his career and fighting on highly publicized fight cards as he mentioned, "Since I've turned pro I've been on top of the world. Words cant describe how I feel about my manager Shelly Finkel and how well he's working with Goldenboy Promotions to get me on these big cards. Together they're doing a fabulous job guiding my career. I'm extremely happy and excited to be back in action. Come Saturday I'll be well prepared to showcase my skills to the fans and media in attendance. I'm truly grateful to be in this position. I want to thank my whole team for a job well done."

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           Danny "Swift" Garcia, Philly's Next Great Fighter

                                                         By Sean Malone April 16, 2007

FIGHTHYPE.COM     

Boxing has always shared a certain bond with the city of Philadelphia. The sweet science, in a way, perfectly exemplifies the hard-working residents of the city and the inherent toughness they all seem to posses. Naturally, fighters hailing from such surroundings seem to exude an aura of invincibility that has to be a natural extension of the battles they have faced on the unforgiving streets of Philadelphia. After all, it is no coincidence that some of the greatest fighters to ever lace up the leather called Philly their home. Fighters such as Bernie Briscoe, Robert Hines, Meldrick Taylor, Joe Frazier and Bernard Hopkins all hail from the City of Brotherly Love.       Read more... 

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DANNY "SWIFT" GARCIA CONTINUES TO DAZZLE FANS
BACK IN ACTION APRIL 19, 2008 IN LAS VEGAS
ON THE JOE CALZAGHE VS BERNARD HOPKINS CARD

Photo by Laura De La Torre

This past weekend on the undercard of Pacquiao vs Marquez, Philadelphia's undefeated prospect Danny "Swift" Garcia, once again dazzled fans with his power and speed when he annihilated Charles Wade with a short left hook to the head, ending the contest in 43 seconds of the first round. Working off the jab, Garcia utilized his speed and quickness to get close to Wade before blasting him with a left hook that was heard throughout the arena.

With the win, Garcia moves to (4-0, 4 KO's) and is scheduled to fight on April 19, 2008 when Joe Calzaghe battles Bernard Hopkins at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada,. An elated Garcia commented on his victory stating, "All the hard work is paying off. My dad (trainer) and I are dedicated to being the best. Right now its time to take a few days off, enjoy the victory, and then get back in the gym. I'm excited what Shelly Finkel and Goldenboy Promotions got lined up next for me. I can't wait to step it up."

Garcia stops Wade in one! The newest signed member to the Shelley Finkel stable of world class fighters made a statement on the undercard, a significant one. Junior welterweight Danny Garcia (4-0, 4 KOs) of Philadelphia, PA needed just: 43 seconds to put his opponent's lights out. Garcia landed a devastating left hook to the jaw of Winston-Salem's Charles Wade (4-5, 1 KO). The knockout was so vicious that referee Toby Gibson waved off the scheduled six round fight without a count as he was concerned with the safety of Wade. - Felipe Leon ~ Fightnews.com Click link here for photo gallery

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