American professional boxer Ryan Garcia has maintained an illustrious career at 23 years old and is in search of his first world title. The American boxer is of Mexican descent and competes in the lightweight category. Interestingly, Ryan Garcia’s wife of the future is also of Mexican descent. Let’s look into her life and career. 

Ryan Garcia’s Wife Of The Future Is Drea Celina, Here’s Why They Might Marry! 

Who is the wife of the boxer Ryan Garcia?

Boxer Ryan Garcia maintains a brilliant professional career at the age of 23 as an American professional boxer of Mexican origin. Just last year, he held the WBC interim lightweight title from January to May 2021. Globally he was ranked the fifth-best active lightweight by The Ring magazine and the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board, fifth by ESPN, and seventh by BoxRec as of October 2021.

But who is Ryan Garcia going home to? Who is Ryan Garcia’s wife? As of 2022, Ryan Garcia’s wife or we should say girlfriend is Drea Celina. They are not married. 

Drea Celina was pregnant with Ryan Garcia’s child:

Currently, Drea is in a dilemma and a great crisis with her partner Ryan García, after a video went viral where the boxer is seen kissing another woman who is none other than the influencer Malu Trevejo. The infidelity came to light a few weeks after Celina gave birth to her first baby in March 2019.

Yes, when Ryan Garcia was expecting a baby with Drea Celina, he was also filmed kissing Malu Trevejo, whom he had told him he was single when in fact he was still in a relationship with Drea Celina.  

Being involved in the scandal, the singer and influencer assured the public that García omitted all these details when they met for dinner and ended up kissing. And that later, when she called him to question him about it, the boxer explained that he thought it was not necessary to tell her anything because they saw each other from time to time.

After the media scandal caused by the boxer’s infidelity, it is not known for sure if they will continue together or not. However, despite this, the young boxer continues to co-parent. 

Drea Celina is a Mexican influencer: 

Although she is known as Drea, the young woman is called Andrea and has dual nationality: Mexican (like Ryan) and Italian. On her Instagram @dreacelina she has 171 thousand followers and constantly shares content about health, beauty, booty, fashion, and fitness.

Drea Celina gave birth to Rylie on March 21:

The pro-boxer and his family welcomed his only daughter Rylie on March 21.

“It’s been an incredible year,” Garcia said. “Before my daughter was here, I didn’t know what to expect. I guess it’s cliche to say, but right when I saw her, I knew my heart belonged to her. There was nothing else in the world that mattered. She controls me now. She’s my queen.”

One day after Valentine’s, Ryan Garcia’s wife uploaded a very passionate photo:

Gone are the infidelity conflicts for Ryan García, who just a few months ago starred in a scandal in the tabloids by being filmed kissing Malu Trevejo which caused the fury of Drea Celina, who had trusted Ryan’s word when he told her that that same night he would train hard to prepare for his world title fight against Luke Campbell, which finally took place on January 2. 

Fortunately for Ryan, he was crowned world champion and his sentimental situation seems to have been sorted again. This was demonstrated, at least to the outside, by the publications that both made on their social networks on the occasion of Valentine’s Day. 

“My Velentina for life ,” Ryan wrote in his post. But it was Celina who uploaded the most passionate photo of the two, also accompanied by a message: “No matter what, it’s forever,” she wrote.

Ryan Garcia’s wife has one favorite place, the beach: 

The young and beautiful Latina has two great hobbies: exercising and going to the beach. Another activity that amuses her a lot is constantly changing her look, especially the color of her hair.

Other Interesting Facts About Ryan Garcia:

Ryan Garcia has 4 siblings:

Ryan Garcia grew up with three sisters, Demi, Sasha, and Kayla, and a brother, Sean, who is also a professional boxer. 

His parents, Henry and Lisa Garcia were active in his amateur career, while continuing to help Ryan with his professional career, as his father remains one of his coaches and his mother works as a personal administrative assistant for his commercial projects. 

Ryan Garcia is Mexican:

Though he doesn’t speak Spanish and his father Henry Garcia is the translator for his workouts, Garcia usually carries elements of his Mexican ancestry in his clothing and in-ring presentation. Despite that, he is considered to belong to the new strain of Mexican boxing – often repping the US and Mexican flags in the ring and often using the colors red, white, and blue.

Coaches and trainers:

Although he is now coached by Joe Goosen, He was coached by Eddy Reynoso, who also coaches Canelo Álvarez and Óscar Valdez at his gym in San Diego, California, from October 2018 to February 2022.

Religion:

Garcia revealed that he is a Christian and posted a TikTok of himself being baptized.

Ryan Garcia’s previous relationships:

After his relationship with Catherine Gamez, Ryan Garcia began dating Celina Drea and a year later they welcomed their first child (a daughter). However, during the pregnancy, the couple was involved in controversy, as the boxer was unfaithful to the influencer with the tiktoker Maria Luisa.

Career start and debut:

Garcia turned pro at age 17 on June 9, 2016. In his first professional fight, he fought Edgar Meza in Tijuana, winning the fight via TKO. By the end of the year, Garcia signed a contract with Golden Boy Promotions in November 2016. On December 17, 2016 Oscar De La Hoya announced that Garcia would make his debut, in the Smith-Hopkins light heavyweight main event at The Forum. Garcia won the fight via KO in the second round.

In September 2019, Garcia signed a new five-year deal with Golden Boy Promotions which included a lot of money. Specific details of Garcia’s multi-year agreement were not released. 

Ryan Garcia’s career rose with these fights:

Garcia vs. R Duno

Golden Boy announced that Garcia’s next fight would be the Canelo Álvarez vs. Sergey Kovalev at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. On September 18, 2019, Romero Duno was announced as Garcia’s next opponent. Garcia defeated Duno with a first-round knockout, winning the WBC Silver Lightweight Title.

Garcia vs. Fonseca

On January 2, 2020, Golden Boy announced that Garcia would face Francisco Fonseca on February 14 at the Honda Center, Anaheim. Garcia landed seven punches in the fight before landing a left hook that knocked Fonseca out in the first round.

Garcia vs. Campbell

On October 8, it was announced that Garcia would face Olympic gold medalist Luke Campbell for the WBC interim lightweight title at Fantasy Springs Resort, Indio, California.

The fight was originally scheduled for December 5, 2020, but was later canceled due to Campbell contracting Coronavirus. It was postponed to January 2, 2021, with the venue moving to American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas. 

In round 2 of his fight with Campbell, Garcia received the first knockdown of his career. professional. He withstood the knockdown as he got up right after falling to the canvas. Later in the fight, in round 7, Garcia hit Luke Campbell late in the round.

In Campbell’s last fight before his retirement, certain stats show that Garcia surpassed Campbell 94 to 74 (32%) in total punches and 77 to 51 (44%) in power punches with Campbell surpassing Garcia in jabs 23 to 17 (15%).

Continued and present career:

On April 13, 2021, it was announced by DAZN that Garcia would defend his newly won WBC interim lightweight title against former Dominican WBA super featherweight champion (Regular), Javier Fortuna. The fight was scheduled for July 9 at a location to be determined, and the winner would become the mandatory challenger to WBC Lightweight Champion Devin Haney.

However, on April 24, Garcia announced that he had withdrawn from the bout. struggle in order to “take care of their health and well-being”.

Former IBF featherweight champion Joseph Diaz has agreed to move up to lightweight to replace Garcia and fight Fortuna on July 9. Garcia was subsequently stripped of his newly crowned WBC interim lightweight title, with the title on the line for Diaz and Fortuna.

On October 8, 2021, it was announced that Garcia would challenge Joseph Diaz in Los Angeles on November 27 for his WBC interim lightweight title following Díaz’s win over Fortuna, the same title Garcia held after defeating Luke Campbell and was later removed in early 2021. On October 15, 2021, ESPN’s Mike Coppinger revealed that García suffered a hand injury and the fight with Diaz got postponed.

On February 4, 2022, it was announced that Garcia would return to the ring after a long period of inactivity against former IBO Lightweight Champion Emmanuel Tagoe on April 9. During this match, Tagoe was incredibly underwhelming, especially considering that he is a boxer that was 32-0 before this fight.