In a stunning upset, Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero secured a major victory over Ryan Garcia in the main event of a unique outdoor boxing event in Times Square. Romero took control early with a knockdown in the second round and maintained his dominance throughout, earning a unanimous decision victory over Garcia. The fight marked Garcia’s return following a suspension for a failed drug test, but he struggled to find his rhythm and was outmatched by Romero’s precision and effectiveness.

In the co-main event, Devin Haney showcased his skills with a dominant performance against José Ramírez, claiming a unanimous decision win. Haney’s victory marked his first fight since the overturned bout against Garcia, and he impressively outboxed Ramírez with speed and well-timed counters.

Teófimo López kicked off the pay-per-view tripleheader by retaining his WBO junior welterweight title with a unanimous decision victory over Arnold Barboza Jr. Despite some competitive moments from Barboza, López’s superior boxing skills and speed ultimately secured the win for him.

The event, sponsored by Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority and organized in partnership with Ring Magazine, made history as the first major boxing card held in Times Square. With fighters arriving in unique vehicles and celebrity lookalikes serving as ring card holders, the spectacle captivated both spectators and passersby in the iconic location.

As the boxing world awaits the next moves for Garcia, Haney, and López, the event’s success hints at the potential for more unconventional venues in the sport’s future. Garcia’s future may face uncertainties following his defeat, while Haney and López position themselves for significant matchups in the competitive boxing landscape.