It's now official though, I have seen pictures of Ryan together with Errol Spence Jr training together since James already manages Spence Jr. But as we have said as well, if Ryan is not discipline enough regardless of who the trainer he will get, it will still be the same result. Disciple + Hard Work + trainer is the recipe for someone to be a elite fighter.
Regardless of whoever will handle his training, if the kid is not trainable, then there's nothing that will happen.
Changing your trainer will not have any big impact on your growth unless you are willing to adjust and exceed from your set limits,
more on his self-will to adopt all the trainings.
It's really hard for someone who thinks they already have enough to follow an instruction, thinking that what they've got is complete
enough to win a fight. It's your allotment with more knowledge and skills to adopt from your team that matters.
I certainly agree. Even the greatest coach and trainer of all time will have the struggle to train a boxer who doesn't want to be trained because in Ryan Garcia's case, his ego is too big that he thinks that his heavy fast punch can settle everything. At first, I was rooting for this kid's success because he does have the talent needed that most boxers doesn't even have but when I learned that he's too self-centered and unwilling to train for his own improvement, I lost my faith towards him because how can I expect something from him if he himself is not helping himself to improve and be a champion someday. That's one big problem that Garcia didn't see at all.