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Ryan Garcia cashes at least $2M for Fortuna fight

July 18, 2022 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Ryan Garcia made a guaranteed $2 million on Saturday night in his fight against Javier Fortuna in Los Angeles.  Fortuna made $100,000 per the California State Athletic Commission as obtained by Manouk Akopyan, Dan Rafael and others.

Garcia earned a 6th round KO victory over Fortuna at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. 

The rest of the pay on the card as disclosed by the Commission is as follows:

Miguel Gaona:  $2,100

Abdiel Padilla:  $1,700

Diego De La Hoya:  $20,000

Enrique Bernache:  $12,000

Oscar Collazo:  $25,000

Victorio Saludar:  $15,000

Ricardo Sandoval:  $50,000

David Jiminez:  $12,500

Lamont Roach, Jr.:  $4,200

Angel Rodriguez:  $30,000

Alexis Rocha:  $100,000

Luis Veron:  $15,000

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