Drink Champs - #Throwback Episode - w/ Danny Garcia | (Ep.48)

Episode Date: November 12, 2025

N.O.R.E. & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs and we're taking it back to some of the most legendary moments in Drink Champs history Classic interviews, unforgettable stories, and iconic guests who shaped the culture. In this classic throwback episode of Drink Champs, N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN chop it up with the legendary, Danny Garcia!  Danny “Swift” Garcia — Philly’s pride, a two-division world champion, and one of boxing’s most respected warriors. In classic Drink Champs fashion, the crew pours up and gets into a raw, unfiltered conversation that hits every corner of Danny’s journey: the early grind in Philadelphia, the pressure of carrying a boxing legacy, and the mindset it takes to survive both inside the ring and in the industry. Danny opens up about his toughest fights, his biggest wins, and the moments that shaped his career. He breaks down the business side of boxing — the negotiations, the politics, and what fans don’t see behind the scenes. The episode also dives into his personal evolution, from a hungry young fighter to a veteran champion balancing family, fame, and future moves. Of course, the jokes fly, the stories get wild, and Danny shows a personality fans rarely get to see. It’s a mix of sports, culture, music, and straight-up champ mentality — the perfect blend for Drink Champs fans. Another legendary conversation for the books. Make some noise for Danny Garcia! 💐💐💐🏆🏆🏆   -Originally published on November 30th, 2016   *Listen and subscribe at https://www.drinkchamps.com   Follow: Drink Champs https://www.drinkchamps.com https://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps https://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps https://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps   DJ EFN  https://www.crazyhood.com https://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy https://www.twitter.com/djefn https://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions   N.O.R.E.  https://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga https://www.twitter.com/noreagaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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we have our first active athlete. We've had many offers and plenty of people who came and said they wanted to come and sit down with the drink champs and but this is our first active and he's a champion. And Latino. And Latino and Puerto Rico. I was going I was going to invite Matt Joe

and just make you Puerto Rican out today. But then I thought about it. I went from my Puerto Rico, so he's Puerto Rican. He's a champion. 33 and 0. Knocked out people in their own courts and their own hood. Right. Goes anywhere by the

have the biggest fight of his life. I've seen him destroy Matisse. I've seen him have two fights with Eric Morales. I've seen him go in, go crazy. I'm a huge fan. Right now, in the building, we got Danny Garcia make something!

Thank for having me on, man. I appreciate it. Nah, man, you're our first active athlete, man, you know what I mean? And you're going to make you're going to make us look so good because we know our shit. But we're going to get to the beginning. the beginnings of Danny Garcia. How did you first develop your love for boxing?

When I was a kid, I just loved playing sports, you feel me? I played all sports, but I was a sore loser, you know what I mean? Now, the way you throw, I'm sorry to cut you all. But the way you throw your right hand, I feel like you was a shortstop, I'll feel the whole picture at one point, because you throw it like, you throw it like you throwing them. I mean, you, you push with your right. Like, you, I'm not inaccurate?

It's okay You know, the boxing To be honest It's natural to me You know what I mean When I was young I played every sport I played baseball

I played football I play basketball You know what I mean But like I said I was a sore loser So I hate losing I would blame I would be mad at my teammates

From not being too good You know what I mean Because I was always good You know what I mean But when I stepped in the boxing gym I just started hitting the bag And it just felt So easy to me

And it's just you It's not a team now It's just you It was like It was like this is what I want to do You know what I mean Exactly I can't blame nobody

If I lose So Because boxing's like Similar to rapping Like no matter how many people That can come with me To the studio There's only one person

Who could perform the record Right You know what I'm saying No matter how many people I got on stage It's only one person That could really The crowd is looking at

It's real Because it's like You got an entourage Where they walk you in the ring Right You know what I mean As soon as we're like All right homie

Like you got it now You know me It's on you. It's making us look good. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, at the end of the day, it's like, it's a one man. It's a one man gang, you know what I mean? Yeah, it's very similar.

Your hype man can't fight for you. Right. The height man can be there. It can be in the corner, like when you go in the corner, but you can't fight for you. So you being 33 and old right now. Yep. What made you take this Keith Derman fight? Do y'all know each other?

Because I feel like y'all fought me. I know from the amateur. You know what I was going to ask you? I never fought him in the amateur. Okay, cool. But, like, my goal in the boxing world was to be a two-division, like, two-division world champion, three-division world champion. I unified a hundred forty-pound weight class.

But you did two divisions already, right? Yeah, yeah, I won the 147-pound once-weight champion, but I unified 140. I was the champion with all belts, so I said I came to 147, I want to do the same thing. So he got a belt, and I won it, I need it. Wait, what does it mean unify the belt? Unified means you're the number one guy in the division. You got the belts. You got all the belts, you know what I mean?

Unified, dick, that's who we doing with drink drafts. Nica, we're unified. When champions collide, you know what I mean? Yo, but I'm not going to lie, Garcia. You, my man, a big fan of you. And at all the fights, like, I thought the Matissee fight was dangerous. I thought the Eric Morales was dangerous. I knew you was kind of going, you know, skip through the Zab Judah.

Ameri Khan, too. No, no, I'm not going to lie. I'm not. I was just like, I was waiting for the left. Yeah, yeah. The whole time, I was just waiting. I was rolling blunt Just like waiting for the left

Right As soon as the left come I ain't even got to look When I'm doing that John Yeah You brought You exposed his glass Joe

I'm sorry Ameri Khan But But I don't A bit up to monster Energy drink For it provides Some energy drink

With ants We're calling on it But that's okay But that's okay But For me I think this is Your most

Dangerous Bout to date Because y'all to me Remind each other In style Yeah yeah We both good punches, you know what I mean?

But, like, me, I don't feel that way, you know what I mean? I just feel like, like, I earned my spot in the boxing world. Of course you did. Yes, you did. Like, I beat all eyes. Like, I've been the underdog, most of America. I was an underdog, Lucas Matisse. Not in my world.

Yeah. Not in Puerto Rico. Yeah. Let's make some noise to me in Puerto Rico. They're always going with Danny. Right, right. They're racist sometimes. I get racist.

Yeah. But, uh, I just feel. Like, man, to be honest with you, he was, he was brought up the good way, you know what I mean? I mean, like, he never had to go against the eyes, like, he's never been in a fight where he was the underdog, you know what I mean? Who you're talking about, um, I'm talking about Thurman, yeah. Because his, his last fight were Porter. That was his biggest fight.

And it's arguably, I've been in bigger fights than that. A lot of people, a lot of people say that people think that Sean Porter kind of won that fight. Yeah, yeah, he won't by like, a point or two, you know? Oh, oh, Thurman, okay. It was unanimous, though. Oh, wow. But it was a close unanimous, you know what I mean?

Yeah, but a lot of people do point out that they think that Sean Porter won. It could have won either way. It was one of them fights where you can't be mad if either or a person won, you know what I mean? Now, have you ever had? I'm not a Sean Porter, right, you know what I mean? That's right. You're not, you know what I mean? Is there any fight you ever had and people who criticize you saying, maybe thought.

Yeah, yeah, I had a couple fights. Which one? The Peterson fight. People thought, you know. Okay, Peterson. I remember that. The black dude, yeah. Yeah, but I feel like, you know, you can't fight three rounds.

You can't just close it off, you know what I mean? Strong. You got to fight from round one to round one to the end, you know what I mean? And that's how you score a fight. If you tune in from the 10th round on, you probably thought he won, you know what I mean? Because he was getting off. But you got to count every single round. And in a championship fight, you just can't come to try to edge out of victory over the world champion.

Tell them, let's say that again, world champion. We got a world champion. We got a drink champs with the world champ. Let's make some fucking noise. Let's make a fucking noise. boxer is Puerto Rican It's very racist here That's why I agree

If you get a Cuban boxer You get a Cuban boxer You get a Cuban You know what As we're talking about I'm supposed to go to Cuba on Saturday Go out there, man

I can't go They They They everything was booked I'm supposed to do a little But say Trump already fucked it up I don't know about that But

Fidel died though So they're not letting nobody in the country Oh that makes sense That makes sense Yeah She didn't let my mother-in-law in the country Everybody who had Visas

and all that And Peyton, he was like, sorry. But I think she's a Cuban citizen. Yeah, she probably has a Cuban passport, but you make to wait. So when you see that, Danny, you'll be in a Puerto Rican, and you see that this Fidel Castro passed away, and it's like mixed reviews. Some people are celebrating, and some people are like,

ah, nah, that's messed up. What do you, what do you stand on your political views? Like, to be honest with you, I, like, I'm not from Cuba, so I don't know what thing people go through, you know what I mean? Like, so I really don't know. as far as like you know I know they're a communist country I don't really know you know

the country is so private that I don't know what they feel about it you know what I mean it's like I'm not from there but if you probably ask like a you know a Cuban bosser and a person who wins in Cuba and come to America then he could probably give them answers

but you being Cuban B how did you feel? Because I know your parents raised you to kind of hate Castro parents my grandparents I was happy for them more than anything because they got closure now right you know because they went through shit. We didn't go through it. They went through it. So you think it's going to be like a democracy now?

Oh, no. Are they building a W? Because I'm coming now. Trump is going to put Trump towers there. I'm nice to have the Trump Tower. But now, definitely something's going to change because he was such a strong symbol in that country that that's what kept it together for so long. But once he's gone and the people, it's already opened up because

Obama opened it. Right. They're not going to let that shit go back from. So big up to everybody. I'm a big of the DSG Hotel out there, which I'm yeah. St. Regis, baby. We need them. We need them good hotels out there. Right. So, Danny Garcia, you're out here stomping, you do what you got to do.

One thing that I admire is you keep your father around. He's not here today. I would try to give him drunk. He'd be out here on Friday. I was going to try to give him drunk. He'd be out of Friday. But he's, and your father feels like every time you had a problem, he had a problem. He's more like your brother.

Yeah, we like, we're Batman and Robbins. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? So, like, we partners in crime. I'm like, a lot of people can't. Like, when me and my pop, the relationship we have, a lot of other people don't have, like, me and my pop, we go to the club together, you know what I mean?

My dad, my dad are, right, right. We party with women. I'm like, yeah, this is my pop. He'd be like, no time I'm your dad. I'm a brother. You know what I'm doing? You know what I mean? So it's just like, we, man, we're cool, man.

We just be living. Yeah, my Puerto Rican grandfather, I swear a God, right? My Puerto Rican grandfather, he's like 70, 79, 80, 80 at this time. we go to this party and shit so he's sitting there and he goes yo poppy and I go what's up he'll hook me up with the girl in red

and I'm like this is your grandfather this is my grandpa my real Puerto Rican grandma my real grandfather he goes hook me up with the girl in the red I'm like yo your fucking wife is right here he goes she's no speaking English you know you Puerto Rican

you haughties in a day you know Puerto Rican's being horny and Florida Rican's being horny and talk that and then and then when he got um which that's that shit call when you lose your mind? Alzheimer's? When you got Alzheimer's, right?

The family kept saying, damn, you know, he kept losing them. But every time the woman from the family left, all my uncles was like, how the fuck he got Alzheimer's. He keeps winding up at his bitch career. He's 82. He's wound up at a chick career. So let's take up to the Puerto Rican's for doing that. But, yo, I really admire you

for keeping your father around. Most people would have got to a certain extent and said, you know what? Let me get a trainer, a professional trainer. Or even if they did do that, they the day would have said your pops is not yeah my dad my training oh that's go i mean i mean i could have been to that but me like it's all about chemistry you know what i mean like you can have a good training but you have no chemistry and just is going to show in the ring oh right and at the end of the

day you know i mean we we we had nothing before you feel me so this is all we we just we it's all plight for us right so for me to have another trainer and feed somebody else right and don't make no sense i'm just keep the money in the family no and i like that so we're going to get this money together yeah he talked to you and in that in that corner like when you you you're in that in that corner like when you y'all on the streets or just walking around, he got your back. But when you actually go to that corner, he's not telling you something that a trainer shouldn't tell you. So it's not even looking like it's coming from a father's perspective. It's looking like coming from a father that's a trainer's perspective.

He always gives you the right advice. Like, you know, in the face. Like, you're on the mind, I'd be thinking I'm an expert and shit. You know what I'm saying? So I'd be like, yo, when he go to the corner and I'm like, damn, Pop said exactly what I was what he said. Like, you know what I'm saying? And as a boxing fan and as a person, yeah, this is Elliot Wilson train. They hate us.

They pay every time we get something good to have a train come by, but that's okay. We check the charts today. They were like number 19. It's a big deal. Bigged them up, though, man. Bigged them up. But so, yeah, you keep your father around. You just had a daughter, correct?

Yeah, congratulations. Congratulations. Fifteen months. Fifteen months. Let's make some noise for that. God damn it. Let's go out of Bigger, Mr. Blunker, who just had a child as well. Oh, Bigger, Ms. Bunker, you got on the child.

God damn it. Big of Spiff TV, I just found out. He just had a child? Yeah, and I'm like, Add Cali. That's a child, Collet. I thought these little kids wasn't working this whole time.

God damn it. I thought that sperm was bad, man. Let's big up to the people who I thought was sperm is bad. And Sonny D. is sweating because he knows he's 900 with no kids. So he knows he's one of them whose sperm just doesn't work.

Your soldier just gave up a long time ago. You got some. Your soul just gave up during the earthquake. They said, bug it, I'm out. He got sniffed, they ain't tell nobody. He got sniffed and they didn't tell nobody. And this is not their first time being a father. Yeah, this is my first time.

Yeah, one child, yeah. Wow, wow. Yeah. Her name Philly, Philly Garcia. Oh, yeah, yeah. Oh, now Philly sounds like a cool name. But before you said Philly, I'm doing a murder. Yeah, yeah, right.

Philly, Verda, she's sake That's what I was telling my friends But I was telling my friends I was like, yeah, I'm gonna name my daughter in Philly Dian and say, man, I don't know, man, I'm thinking about the hood. I'm like, that's because that's where we're from. Right, right.

Philly's a nice place, you know what I mean? If you're outside of the end. I'm not sure about that guy. No, that's nice parts of Philly. Yeah. I'm just saying you see them. Yeah, all right, cool. I mean, you got the history.

And you live in Philly still. Well, I got a house outside of Philly, but I just recently moved to Florida. Like Jersey, Delaware. I just moved to Florida. Florida recently. Yeah, you got to get on the Philly. It's crazy. Right, so. And we get a lot of love from Philly too. No, that's

Philly's our number of market. Thank you. But they know they're crazy. They ain't mad at that. They know they're crazy. So I'm training Philly and I try to be out here in between fights as much as I can. But, yeah, man, I'm a Philly kid until I die. So you're saying you're going to live here, but even when you go back to train, you're going to go back to Philly to train?

Yeah, of course, man, I got to keep that hunger. Yeah, that's hard. I mean, Philly is like, you know, that's against all lives right there. So I got to keep that hunger. I mean, that's what keeps me, the grittiness, you know what I mean, the toughness is what keeps me at my best, you know what I mean? No disrespect to Florida, but when you go, why do you see palm trees, you don't get the same hunger, you don't want to, you see a row home, you don't want to bite a pit bull,

you know what I'm saying, you don't want to bite a pit bull, like, you got to jog with wacky jogged and walk up the sticks and say, hey, yeah, you know, he didn't say, Adrian and that feeling tough, Philly tough, you go jogging down the block, they're busting on you for car drive, you know what I'm first, you know what? But what part of Florida are you moved to? Plantation. Oh, okay. But what part of Philly are you from?

I'm from North Philly. North Philly. Is that where P.D. Crack are the front? Yeah. That's where all the Puerto Rican's are from. What's what do they call it? Beiru? I heard him say that. Beiru.

That might be his block. Oh, no. I think that's Oskino's block. I'm getting it confused. Yeah, because it's two different kind of North Phillies. You got the Puerto Rican side. You got the black side. And you grew up on the Puerto Rican side?

Yeah, I'm in the Puerto Rican side. Yeah, I'm in the Puerto Rican side too. Badlands, yeah. Okay, yeah, Petey Crack's from the Badlands. Oskino is from Bayru. But, yeah, man, Philly is crazy, man. You got to be happy for Meek Mill, though. Oh, hell yeah, man.

Right. Yeah. How did you feel, how did you feel, Darren, like, him and Drake's? I mean, I think it was good for hip-hop. I just, you know, he just wasn't in shape at that time for that, you know what I mean? He was in love with Nicky, you know what I mean? So his mind wasn't on that. But I'm pretty sure if he was on that shit, he's on now.

That's the Dream Chaser for That's your haul Yeah You know what I'm saying He was the athletic class for He wasn't in shape for it Yeah I like the way

Yeah He's the hottest right now Yeah he is Mick Mill is the hottest rapper I don't want to blow Liddy again I ain't a lot That record does something to me

That record does something to me I mean I'm back maybe I don't know I know lady again I know lady again But I'd be like They'd be making me

We were making millions They're on the colors and I'm looking on them on a lydia again. I'm just like, oh, God. Like, you can't. You're an old nigger if you don't like that song. If you were in your 30s and you're just sitting around not liking that song, you're just a hater because that song and the manicist challenge song. You got to like it.

Yeah, right. I don't get how old you are. My girl, this feels cloud, please. You got to love it. You got to love it, man. Your beard is shown. And if you don't like them, maybe, they're going... What's it called Black Meals, right?

Big them up. Big of Ray Strimid, man. You know what I'm saying? They are... No, they're working. They're working. But you also got a guy from Philly, a little Oosie. Yeah.

You folk with a little Uzi Verk? Yeah. I don't know personally, but I met him a few times. Him and my assistant from the same neighborhood. So, but I met him at Powerhouse. You know what I mean? It's all love. But he took off fast.

Yeah, he took off fast. Big him up. Yeah, he... Man, he didn't. to waste no time. Big up little music. Big up DJ drama, man. We're discovering that.

Man, it's too much talent in Philly. Everybody can rap in Philly. Everybody can rap. Shout out to the roots, man, from Philly too. Yeah, everybody's shit. Now, is boxing becoming the next thing you feel? Because don't you have a Danny Garcia gym out there?

Yeah, D.SG boxing gym. Andy Swift Garcia Boxing Gym. It's in the neighborhood I grew up in. You know what I mean? The Juni had a section of Philadelphia. Because I feel like if you got like with you especially. I mean, Philly,

always been rapping in boxing, though. Yeah, because who else was, uh, what was in the Muhammad Ali movie? No, Joe Frazier. Joe Frazier, yeah. Bernard Hopkins, yeah. He's about to fight again. He got to fight again. Yeah, yeah, yeah, right.

Yo, man. Right. We gotta start a magician to stop this. He might die this time. Well, no. Relax, Bernard, we love you. That's somebody who. And he rich.

He's never not in shape, though. Oh, that's real. Yeah. Bernard never not in shape. He didn't eat a cookie since 1996. But the last way, when he fucked the Russian dude dropped him, I was like, I wanted to... But that guy is supposed to be a few more spearmen in boxing, he couldn't even... But I wanted to text him and say, you're not supposed to do that to Bernard.

Right. You got to have more respect for yourself, brother. You beat them. Don't beat them disrespectfully. That's Benar. I'm against. You understand? But, um, okay. So now, you're from Philly. What was the first major breakout fight where people said, Danny Garcia is the guy He's the guy

I won When I beat Morales for the title When I beat Marales for the title And then I beat Amir Khan People were still skeptical Because I knocked him out I would say the Matisse fight The Matisse said

Yeah That's one like Danny's the man I thought that was dangerous Yeah yeah yeah Everybody thought I was going to win And he was easy for Argentina Yeah yeah The Matisa he was knocking

Everybody out Yeah you wore him out But I didn't understand Because I think I only saw One Eric Morales fight Why did you fight him twice. I had a rematch clause because he was the champion when I beat him.

So then they gave me one voluntary defense and then I had to fight him again. Oh, okay. When I asked you did you have one fight that you thought, people thought you didn't win, I thought that was the reason because I think I only saw one of the Eric Morales fight. But, you know, my brother, we were just, we're very, very, very, very, very

proud of you. I'm just going to say that in his view. You know what I'm saying? I feel like and one of the things that I also want to point out that I admire you because, you know, drink champs, we got the very popular show right now and a lot of athletes come to us and you know I always ask them you know what you want you want something

and you told me you need absolutely nothing like no alcohol no no no you got some monster for me I mean yeah yeah give me some monster I take some monster we're just having here for the look they're great people right they get they cut you to check I drink it for me

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Have you ever, at one point I heard it was rumors that you was going to fight Floyd. Was that true? Oh, sure. Um It was It was in the media It was in the media But nah

We got the same manager So Oh um Al-Haman Pick up Al-Haman Yeah So Nah

We never talked About fighting Floyd But um A lot of people thought Because when I fought Matisse He said he fought after me You know the whole mix up

You know the promotional thing But Right I thought I thought I probably well But um Nah never He never chose to fight me Now let me ask you

Something in boxing Because in boxing It seems like You guys all know each other Yeah But on a drop of a dime, you have to throw your relationship away if that, is, it does, am I

breaking that down, correct, or it's not... Nah, me, like, if you're in my weight class, I don't like you. You don't know what? Automatic. Yeah, if you're in my weight class, there's no way we've got to be friends, you know? So, when you hung out with Floyd, it was just like, what's up? And that's it. I mean, he's retired, supposedly. I mean, when he wasn't? Um, this is...

Nah, I mean, I'm cool with nobody, you know? What? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I wish I could have did that for rap. You should have taken. You told me this a long time. I can't, I can't be. We can't be cool. In my competition, you know what I could possibly fight y'all one day.

And me, I got to hate somebody to fight him, you know what I care for people and shit. So I got to hate somebody to fight. Because it seemed like as soon as you won the last fight and Derman brought up, it was just like, it's something that registered to you, like, I hate him now because this is definitely going down. And it's the contract assigned. everything's done and it don't change after the fight

you get cool with them afterwards I mean we might show sportsmanship depending on how I feel but I mean

man I don't know I just I'm a savage when I'm in the ring I can't be cool like you can't be cool with your robbers

like I don't care about them you feel me like I got my own life going on now did you have a relationship with Zab Judah prior to your fight

no also this was that was easy it was just Yeah, that was just bad blood. But now we're cool, like, you feel me? Cool. I see him around, you know, say what's up. Because I know I'll never fight him again.

So it's like, that's cool. Now. But you're an active boxer in my weight class. It's not, I hate you. Danny Garcia. Knocks out, Keith Thurman. Keith Thurman. Keith one-time Thurman.

Who does Danny Garcia fight after that? They're going to make somebody else again. You know? It's always a newcomer, and they're going to put a promotion behind him to build up the next fight. You feel me? Not Pachial. Pachial. That's a possible fight.

That's a possible fight. And if Floyd comes back, he's going to have to fight me because I got two belts. Hold on, Danny. Hold on, Danny. Hold on, Danny. That would be, I'm picturing the bag. I'm picturing the bag. And it's still registered.

I can't even look. I'm still with the back. You can't. That's so much money because. And then both undefeited. feed it. Before that's like you win the biggest motherfucker

Yeah, oh my God, oh my God Now, where's your biggest audience? Audience, like where... Like, my market, as far as boxing, like, where I find the most people. Like, yeah, yeah. Brooklyn. Yeah, Berkeley, for sure.

Yeah, I hold the gate. Wow. For a boxing event, the Barclan Center. Things like 14,000. Yeah, I hold the gate for a boxing event at the Barclan Center. And now I asked you earlier, where you thought the fight with you and Keith Thurman

you said you said Brooklyn or Vegas I feel like that fight is that big that it deserves that Vegas platform yeah me too yeah for sure because when it's a huge fight it's like it's a certain respect that the city does the town right like you know Brooklyn is great and it's dope but it's not a certain respect that the whole city is involved

but when it's a Vegas fight the whole city is involved but I'll tell you man you're gonna whip his ass anyway yeah but okay Brooklyn is I this the new makeup boxing bro I only been there once. The Barclays Senate. On the Barclays. It's killing it right now. Right.

They're killing it right now. Well, boxing, it's a no miss. Wow. It's a no miss. Oh. But if you prefer, if you had a chance to pick, what would you pick? Because that's what it is. It's up in the air between Brooklyn and...

I'm happy with both. I'm happy with both. But if I was to pick, I would say Vegas. Vegas. It's a better look and it's better financially. Right. You mean, you got the extra tax. New York tax, you know what I mean?

And then you fight for that money, you want every dime, you know what I mean? But they don't tax you in Vegas? They don't, no state tax. Income, uh, federal, yeah. But no state tax. Yeah, no state tax. Yeah, no state tax. Yeah, no state tax, you know what I mean?

I ain't gonna lie. I'm so much of a boxing fan that I stop going to actual fights because sometimes you sitting down and there jumps in front of you and shit. And he paid $10,000 to sit right there. You want to be like, yo, my dude, put your Frank down, man. Sit down. Man, I can't see. But for this fight,

I think I might come out. I got you. Let me know. Whatever it is. Let's make some noise. I got you. I got you. I got you.

I got you. I got you. I got you. Oh, my God. Because to me, you know, I'm a fan of both of you guys. And I actually kind of seeing you guys come up. And I feel like this is going to be electric. And I feel like, you know, this is the fight.

I mean, to me, you're already, the super champion. You're already who you are. But sometimes, you know, you know, you got to face a big challenge. Like I follow Floyd his whole career And he's fought the guy Who's the guy But then he beat them And he was in shit

And he wasn't, and he wasn't And I'm telling you If you get through this and you continue You're gonna follow the same thing It's not that you ain't fighting Craziest fighters It's like when you fought Matisse You made them look so sloppy

That's going to take you to the next level It's just like It's like going to hospital for four years Then you become a doctor Or you whatever you know me I already got my master's degree You know what I mean? So this is the fight that's going to make me, you know what I mean?

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We're doing it. And nigs got Remy on the table. We don't know who's cutting the check. Eiffin, you got a secret deal on the low? Mad deals. We don't know where these Remy fathers came out. When I come in my dog, me, I'm going to drink it. Big up to sunny D, B, T.

You know what I'm saying? Say what's up to the people? Say what's up to the people. Go ahead. Has Mike work? I just need some rosé right now. Ooh, I don't know if I'm sharing. Because you know why, Danny's not drinking,

so I'm taking his portion of it. So it's, it equals itself out. Twin, you said this is your new favorite boxer. Come on. Say myself to my man, Danny. He got up and Danny what's going on. I'm a friend, like, for real, for a here. Yeah, you got my boys inspired in the hood.

Shout out to Andrew, man. He's doing this thing, man, you know what I see. And I see what you said twin sisters doing, you know? Yeah, he's going. Her family, you know, they're doing the easy. He's a twin, too, you know what I'm a twin, too, you know what I'm saying. My little sister's buzzing more than me right now. Yeah, I see that's crazy.

Yeah, but that's dope, man. I appreciate all the love, man, all the support, man, for sure. So if you had your pick after this win, you already said they're going to make up somebody, but if you had your pick after this win. I want the biggest fight, like either Floyd Meweather or Mani Pack, yeah. I want that for you, too, man. I'm just, he's still looking at the numbers, man. I mean, it's only, you don't make sure you don't change your phone number.

This is the fight where they say, you know, they say this guy's, You know, one of the best welterways. You've found me? Yeah. Yeah. So after that, there's no weather fight for me. And he's totally. No, he's shorter to me.

He's shorter to me? He's shorter than me? Yeah, yeah. Oh, when I looked at y'all squaring all. Yeah, he had some high heels on and shit. Oh, yeah, all right? Oh, yeah. Holy shit.

Holy shit. We got some good shit on trick chance once out now. Right. Oh, that's crazy, man. This is, this is going to be. And I'm afraid is in March, you said. March 4th. Oh, oh.

Showtime CBS. So up until this point. Free TV, you feel what I'm doing? Yeah, big of, oh, oh, that was a question I had to ask. Previous, premier boxing championships. Oh, wow. Yeah, boxing, the championship backs and boxing back on free television. Now, is that good or bad for the, I know, because I know, you've been on there, like, twice now?

No, it's good for the boxing fans. And, I mean, it's good for the fighters, you know, we getting paid good money. So I think it's a win for everybody, you know what I mean? How about pay-per-view? You like pay-per-view or? Yeah, of course. Paperview, yeah, of course you're going to get paid. If it, if it does good, you get paid more, but if it don't, you know, it got affected.

Oh, that's how it works. Yeah, yeah. Your bag is... You get, like, a minimum purse, right? Right. Like, say your minimum purse is $100, you feel me? It's like commission off of... Yeah, and they'll be like, all right, you're going to split the pay-per-view three ways, you know what I mean?

And then whatever, after what it sells, say you make another $100, you feel me, then you split it three ways or whatever, between you, the fighter and the promoter. But that's why Floyd get paid so much. Because he gives the fighter, one flat, you get paid. rate and keeps all the pay-per-view revenue. Yeah, he don't let them get a pay-per-view revenue. This makes a noise for Floyd being a 360-boggling. It's a 360 deal, God damn. That's a record deal right there. You know, it's crazy. I'm looking at the logo and the two boxing gloves right behind them. It's just ill right now. Look at the logo. Wait, are you looking at the wrong logo? Look right behind them, man.

Oh, no, oh. I'm like, you know, what are doing you? It just looks ill in the two boxes. Yeah, your first athlete, man. Yo, thank you so much, man. Oh, sure, man. But listen, man. But listen, man, so. So how does a kid from the hood, right? He's from Philly. Dude snuffed him. He knocked him out and realized he got hands. Yeah.

How does he say, instead of me going out and beating up kids in the hood, how do I get started professionally boxing? Like, what is those steps that a kid takes from the hood? To be honest, it's simple to be a professional boxing. Don't get it messed up. Like, as long as you pass your physical and not. simple to make money, but simple to be a professional box. Yeah, simple to be a professional boxing.

You could do your physical, passion, physical, and you get your license, and you fight. Wow. That's that simple. And that's it. You might get, like, four or five dollars, you feel? Right, right. But for me, man, I always had the vision,

you know what I mean? Like, when I was a kid, I always wanted to be a sports star. Like, I love sports, you know what I mean? So my vision was like, I wanted to be a sports star. And like I said, I played all the sports, you know what I mean? And I just love boxing. It what made you pick boxing out of all the sports? Well, you know, my dad loved boxing.

You grew up watching Felix Trinidad. Right. And grew up watching a lot of great champions. And I just loved that. I used to shadow boxing in front of the gym. I mean, front of the pop, because in Philly, you can't box to you 10 because insurance don't cover for kids. Oh, wow.

So when I was young, I went when I was seven. Wow. And then they found out my age, and I couldn't box. So then my pop had went to, my pop went to college for like three years. You don't know what I mean? No, I forget it. You went away. I was, I was, I was, I'm believing it too.

It went up to college. I was in college, too. My dad went away for three years. Yeah, but I was doing that part of my dad. My dad went away for three years. And then I used to always talk to him. He said, when I get out of, you know, when I get out of college, you know what I'm saying? Right.

I'm going to take you to the gym, and we stepped in when I was 10, and I never turned back. Let's make some noise for that, girl. Yeah. Now, what was your toughest fight to you? you what was the fight that you thought like forget the critics forget what everybody said what was the time when you got hurt or something where you got hit

and you just you stood there and act like you wasn't hurt but you was hurt to be honest with you like every fight was hard in the way you know what I mean everybody has yeah everybody has a different style a different style so you got adapt to each fighter but some I'm a fighter

might be fast a fighter might be powerful a fighter might be smart so you're going to learn you're going to learn on each fight so I think every fight was tough in a way especially when you find at the championship level you're going to go in there they're going to give you different looks and as a champion you got to go in there and make an

do you study tapes how they you see fights studying people I don't study many tapes I might watch one fight just to see what I'm having front of me so just one is enough for you yeah I just watch like four rounds or some I just want to see what's in front of me like I had that vision in my head of how he's going to be in front of me so that way could like play out of my head

I don't remember remember the dude that Fort Floyd Mayweather and his father was Mexican 2. What was it? Guerrero? Yeah, yeah. You fought him too. Yeah, I fought Garero. Yeah, you beat him up too. Now, he's taller in you, right? He's a lot more. He's a little shorter than me, yeah. These niggas look mad

taller than you on TV, man. No, but I'm taller to him too, yeah. What? Nah, man. Yeah, yeah, I'm talking to him. Yeah, I'm talking to Yeah, I'm talking to. Yeah, I'm tired of Floyd. Yeah, I'm tired of my weight class. I'm not a tall guy. I'm 5-9, you know what? I mean, average, you feel But I'm big for my weight, you know what I mean?

To me, I thought he was mad bigger than you, well. No, no, I'm tired of him. Okay, now how about... Okay, let's break down a little bit. Yeah, yeah, they were about to fight. Yeah, yeah, they was about to fight. Yeah, I love your father. Your father's there.

Your father's like, nigga, we're going to pull in. Right. They're about to fight. You got to see what all here just posting, man. This shit crazy, man. Okay. Look, hold on. Okay, come on for me off.

Hey, hold on, hold on, bro. We're going on hand, man. Follow Crazy Angel on Instagram. Crazy Angel Garcia, you feel me? Look. That's for Keith Derman. That's awesome. So the people can hear me.

That's what Bob just said to Keith Dermon. That's dead. Shots fired. Sweet love, baby. You feel me? Crazy angel, man That is what's up Yeah, he's in Philly

He's in the field right now Big him up Whatever you fight That is the enemy And he's with you 100% Man, we ride it man It's our versus the world That's how it'd be sometimes

That's how I gotta be man So now is there one fight that you ever had And you was like If I had a chance I would have did this better Probably every fight Yeah Oh you could you criticize yourself like that

Because I know what I'm capable of you know what I mean so I know my full potential I know what the best Danny Garcia could do but like I said before I'm just I'm learning every fight you know what I mean but every fight I feel like I could have did better

even my best performances I was like damn I could have knocked them out but I didn't even though I had a great fight but I'll be like man I could have knocked them out or I could have did this I could have did that so every fight I never I don't know I always think I could do better

you know what I mean nah man you've been Doing excellent. So let me ask you about other fighters right now. What do you feel about Earl Spence? Good fighter. He's a good fighter. He's not in your weight class, is it?

Yeah, we're in the same way? Yeah, so he hates him. Oh, okay. Yeah, I hate him, too. Now, you're your own promoter as well, correct? Yeah, my last fight was D.S.G promotions. Wow. Well, my last three fights was D.

D.S.G promotions. Now, what made you do that? You don't want to split the bag? No, I mean, it's, of course, you want to, I'm want to start building my own promotional company. I got two fighters also on Swift Promotions. What's the responsibility to be your own promotion company? What does that mean?

Well, you know, you're promoting the fight. You know what I mean? Now I get to have fighters, fight on my undercar. You know what I mean? I'm building my company. I'm learning as it going. Because until Oscar and Floyd kind of like perfected that, back then that was unheard of fighters being their own promoters.

And if they did do it, most fighters didn't succeed. Yeah, exactly. It's a lot of work, but you've got to have a good team, you know what I mean? Right. But, yeah, I got two fighters under me, two young fighters. They both undefeated. One's Thomas Velasquez, he's 6-0. He's obviously another, he's a Puerto Rican for Philly, too.

Oh, what? Big hip-a. Yeah, and my little cousin, Jeffrey Torres, he's 2-0. He's another, you know what I mean? You sign that, niggas. Yeah, yeah, for sure. You're signing Puerto Ricans. This is what I'm talking about.

Let's make some noise of Puerto Ricans coming back. They're coming back in style. Right, when I created the Swift Promotions, I was the first Latino I was the first Puerto Rican champion ever from Philadelphia I'm the first Latino to become a world champion

ever from Philly so before me it was no lane you know what I mean it was just like why go to Philly and get a Puerto Rican and where you could go to Puerto Rico

and make Felix Trinidad Miguel Koldo and they got a country behind them so why go to North Philly and you know go to that market you feel me so they always overlooked that

so what I did was I was like you know what I mean I signed all kind of fighters but I was like since I opened up that lane for Puerto Ricans in Philly, I'm gonna start giving more Puerto Ricans who box in Philly more exposure. Because

it's so much kids in Philly they can fight but don't get the attention and the exposure and they deserve. So I feel like that's my way of giving back to the Filiacans. Now how does the islands of Puerto Rico because for us rappers, a lot of times most of them, they don't look at us like

we're real Puerto Ricans. They look at us like they even have a word for us. They call us New York Ricans. That's why I say Philly Regan. Oh, yeah. All right. Because it'd be kind of tough. It'd be like black niggas going to Africa and be like,

you're like, yo, you're my cousins. Nicks are like, no, we are not. I am from Alibaba. I am from the depths of Zimunda. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You're from Harlem. It's like that. I can imagine in boxing is hard for American Puerto Rican.

I can't imagine in rap music. You feel me? Was it? I can't imagine. Like, how hard. It is for a Puerto Rican and rap music to be successful. Bad Joe, let's big him up. I was going to invite him here.

Big him up because when they still, to the state, call him. The Puerto Ricans are divided. He's dope for a Puerto Rican. They still say that. They don't say they don't tell him. That Joe's hot. They don't say he's a dope MC. He hates that.

That Joe is. Yeah, all of Dino's had a guy, yeah. Big pun. See, it shouldn't be like that. It shouldn't be divided. Like, if we're Puerto Rican, we're Puerto Rican. Just because we was raised in Philly, we raised in a different place, you don't make, it's not Puerto Rican, you know what I mean?

Exactly. It's not my fault. I was raising, I was raising around blacks and white. It took years, it took years for me to come as a, as a, as a, as a, as a, as a, as a, as a American artist that is Puerto Rican, it took years. It took, like, I was about 10 years.

Like, this wasn't no quick thing. Like, I wasn't, like, yo, I grabbed the mic, you're on Puerto Rican. They was like, cool, you're in the one of us. No, it took 10 years. And it had to be Reagan, though. You broke a day and that had to be ragged at home. They have to be like, right. Maybe it was one of us.

No, but I feel like... He looks black as shit still, but maybe he's one of us. But I feel like that's growing, though. Like, the Puerto Rican hip-hop community is getting big. In 10 years from now, it's going to be bigger, you know what I mean? Like, people like you, Fat Joe, is the ones who opened up for me. And then we got the Puerto Rican Day parade getting huge in Chicago. Puerto Rican Day parade in Philly.

There's even a Puerto Rican Day parade now in Los Angeles. And they got the Rock City thing in Puerto Rico. Oh, word? The Rock City. I was trying to be funny. No, no, no, it's true. I was about to laugh. I was like, that was a good one.

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wherever you get your podcast. So, yo being a boxer at the end of the day Danny I see you you're always respectful you're always happy but in the ring

you're a different beast how do you turn it off and then how do you turn it on and then how do you know when to turn it off it's like it takes me like to be honest with you after a fight it takes me about two or three weeks to be myself again

oh shit yeah because you still pumped up my mind is I would be so focused for the fight. Like you train for months, right? Being focused on one night. And once that night is over, you just can't snap out of it. It's like, it's like PTSD. You're already thinking about

the next fight. You're like, fuck it. I'm going to go back and then and get ready for the next one. You just fuck. So it takes about two or three weeks for me to like be normal again and not think about boxing and things like that. But it's just like you know, the hunger for

the sport, you know what I mean? The training camps, the division, the tunnel. Vision, it's just like, you know, everything, staying away from a girl, you know what I mean? You stay away from some some pussy for two months, bro. You're going to be like a caged dog. I got to ask.

You're telling me, boxers really don't fuck before the fight. No, I don't fuck before the fight. Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, I'll make access to the different one. And how long before the fight? I don't for funniquet before the fight. He said two months.

Two months? Yeah. But you were training for six? I do an eight-week training can. So during the eight weeks, nothing. You're not even a jerk. Is there a science building? Is there really a reason?

Testosterone. Not even a slip up. You slipped out. I slipped up. No, I think that a couple of times. You did it just stick it in. Oh, shit. Look, it let off a loading shit.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You can think about that shit in the fight. You can think about that shit if you're walking out to the ring like, damn, I should never fuck that bitch. I still never. Yeah. I had a couple of those dogs. Not homie that, man. I had a couple, man.

I don't even want to say, man. But shit, I'm not going to fuck out. Nobody would never get me. All the young kids out there don't have sex before you fight, man. You want spaghetti legs, wherever the cameras are. Because I thought that was folktale. No, it's testosterone. It's like you keep a dog away from, you know how they get.

A dog on heat. He be trying to kill his master. It's testosterone. So it makes you more aggressive? It's like somebody in jail. I don't know. Somebody do two years in jail. They come throwing football.

They're going to throw that shit like 120 yards. Yeah, but they're jerking off every day in jail. So that's a bad example. Oh, yeah. They probably get their ass work, too, they're getting in fight. There's some type of nuts being bust. Oh, they have in jail. Like, it's just real.

It's like, niggas put a sock on their cell. Like, you know, I already know what that mean. Nickle like, oh, shit. This niggas went Susie again. You know what Susie is? Suzy is a plastic. It's a plastic glove, right? So what they do is, huh?

That's what y'all call it But we call it the Susie where we was at Right look So you take a plastic glove right It would change your life Damn We in the can Nigger take a plastic

Because I'm working in the mess hall I'm working in like in a firmery And niggas is going crazy For stealing a plastic glove So I'm like I need to know what's going on So I'm like I'm like you know I'm nosy I'm like everybody's still in plastic gloves

So they're like What the fuck is it? It's plastic gloves shit. They're like, you don't know? And I'm like, nah, the niggas, like, I put the nigger on. Said, we're going to put your heat up tonight. So in myself, they controlled the heat. This is other inmates.

This ain't COs, by the way. So the nigger told me, grabbed the plastic glove, put it in the towel, rolled it up, put a rubber band around it, and it said, leave this on your heater, right? So you leave it on your heater. I already get it with this shit doing it. That shit, a warm glove. Wet and slippery. A warm and slippery.

At the end of the night, you take it, boom. You got your little Johnson's Johnson. Throw that thing up and there and fake it, wetting anything. You'd be like, oh, shit. Your imagination is good? You were never locked up for that moment. You was in some real pussy. I know, I know niggas home that's still fucking Susie.

I'm just talking about you. If you do it, right? You see, you can't do it in Florida because you ain't got no heat out there. You ain't got no heat. But listen, look, I'm sweating thinking about it, man. I'm about the live women in my mind on the Susie in jail.

I'm so sorry. The interview guys, it went all over the place, Danny. Don't worry about it. It is what it is. You got to get your nut off somehow. This is your chest. This is normal time when we ask the guests to take a shot, but we're going to have your people take a shot.

You look like you need a shot. Come on, give them a shot. Let's give him a shot. Let's not a tiger bone. Come on. Get bollo shot. Get bollo shot. Okay.

You look like the trainer too. That's what's dope. You know, this is Urns. This is Urns. But it is our goal. But it's urge. You know, I was really sweating thinking about the Susie. Yo.

That was a time in my life, man. I'm in jail. You don't even if you were in this. Look at your ex-girlfriend. No, in jail. Who's taking the tiger bone shot? Give him one shot. How much shots?

One shot or two shots? This is a tiny bit. Yeah. him right there, Bolo. Come on, Bolo. There you go. Come on, Bolo. Here you go.

He's a fighter, too. I'll call him Bolo. All right. All right. I like that. Bolo. I'm talking with you. Salu.

A-da-a. A-a. All right. I don't think about it. Just take it down. Just take it down. One, two. Look at that.

You back to life. Ooh, your life is your life. Your life is secure now. Your life is secure now. That's Tiger Bone. It's the worst thing ever in life. That you're going to see it. Tiger Bone, that don't even sound good.

And you never, you never drank or you was, but you've got disciplined. You never drank, never smoked? No, I never smoked in my life. Never smoked. Never smoked weed in my life. Wow. How was a kid from Philly? Y'all like?

You're all my homies, man. No, no, they're good. They're good. And it's an abodiziac, too. So I'm not saying you're going to walk around. You can go pick up Susiak. You're not going to walk around knocking things down. because it's not like Viagra,

but if you happen to get into something, you'll be ready, you'll be right. You'll be ready. You'll be ready. Trust my, sister. Yeah, yeah. So, go ahead. I'm sorry, what you were saying?

I forgot, man. This is great chance. Yeah, right? This is a great chance. This is what we do, man. Listen, man, we're proud of you. Man, we want you to continue doing what you got to do. We're not finishing this interview.

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Calum. Yo, my Quicken Loonger. You know what I'm saying? Rocket mortgage and all that. You know what I'm saying? Who are all the people? Pick up to Bevel. Big up to Uber. Big up to Uber. Yo, we're probably the only ones that big up all of the credit. I didn't get my Uber credits. You been getting your Uber credit? We don't get Uber credits yet. You saw the email today. Oh, I'm coming. They said Uber votes. Which one you want to take? We're supposed to take one of those. Uber planes. That's hard. That's all. Shout out to Diod out. Shout out to the helicopter Uber. Did Remy Ma get that bar made up? Shout out to the helicopter Uber.

Did she actually speak that into existence? No, they have that exclusive, exclusive, all the way up, producer. That's a helicopter Uber? They did it for, like, special events. I miss it some. They do it for Hart Bazel. But we're going to put it in the next fight that shit. Remy Maher said it.

And now, hey, there you go. I might pull up in the next plane that helicopter and shit. And the Uber helicopter there you go. They were like, damn, I'm going to pull up. I mean they just sent to us and they said you get Uber credits. Uber car. And they're doing it with F and vodka. With F and vodka.

Yeah. Oh, big up F and vodka. Yeah. And what is it? And they got the land and air. They got the boat. The boat? They got special SUVs, limos.

They got the helicopter and the plane. They got a boat. And it's a boat plane. A joint that takes off from the ocean. I definitely ain't read that part. I'm going to see that part. I feel like some A-team shit, but I'm in. Let's do it.

I had Hannibal. He should have Hannibal when they're 18. My nigga, I missed a tea right now. Come on, let's do it. Sal loo. Saddle. Danny ain't drinking with us. But he's drinking Monster.

That's what's up. He's the first guest that drank Monster. So, we're, coming up. Who was, who was some of your greats that you looked up to? Boxing. Felix Trinidad. Prince Nassim Hamad. I love that dude, man.

Roy Jones, Jr. Oh, that was my man. My pizza cola. Yeah. Hopkins. Julio Cesar Chavez. Yeah, fighters like that, man. It's exciting fighters with power,

with style. I'm surprised you ain't say Roberto Durant. Oh, man, yeah, I forgot. But that wasn't my era. So I didn't grow up watching him. I'm only 28, yeah. I would have thought your pops would have showed you some taste.

But yeah, no, no, you all watch Durant for sure. I mean, I think he's the greatest Latin fighter ever. Best top five fighter ever. Now, just recently. Top five is one of the best ever. Just recently, an undefeated fighter just quit on the stool. Yeah, I seen that. You seen that?

Who was he fighting? Nomachenko and Walchino against Walters, right? Yeah. How did you feel as an undefeated fighter? Do you think a champion is supposed to quit from his stool? You got to kill me. So I'm just leaving it at that. That's how I feel.

Yeah. I ain't even a boxer, but that's how I'm from Philadelphia. Yeah, what the fuck? The nigga didn't come. He's Jamaican. Yadman, what, Guan? Yadman. The Yadman said no...

And he said no Mons. You know what's crazy. He said it. He said no Mons, that's funny. He said, this thing is Jamaican. Why do you even know what that means? You know what's crazy, though? Right.

Duran said he never said that. Duran said he never said that? He said he never said that. But he did quit, though. He did. He said, yeah, he did say... Yeah, but he said he got tired of lying, chasing him. Yeah, he said that he never said no monster

that just sounded people made up. But he, but... Yeah, he did not. He did give up. I don't know what he did, but... But in your opinion, right now, would you ever do something like that? Never.

Can you look at the person like a real boxer or even a real champion? I mean, I don't know a situation. Right. But he didn't have a bruise on his face. He didn't look to... He looked like he could go to... whole 12 to me. And the

dude, what was it? Lomachenko? Yeah. He's good, but it was like Yeah. It was kind of like it was like American style. Like he was mimicking Yeah. Some, something, like, who he think he would be. I'm not saying, I think L.Cinco is actually ill.

Yeah, me too. But don't he got a loss? I think he's like, seven and one. Seven and one. Yeah. And they say he's pound for pound. All right. I'm 33 and O, two weight classes. I ain't pound for pound. Yeah, this is politics. And where's he from? He's from Ukraine. Yeah, he's from Ukraine.

They don't give American fighters The credit they deserve But it's cool I mean it is what it is I think Trump boys working out I mean I think the kid is Talented but like the way they talk about them they talk about them like

I mean that's one thing I give about HBO They really make people believe Because they say they don't fight on HBO I'm not an HBO fighter I fight on PBS you feel me So HBO They really make the public believe that they fighters are the best

So Max Kellerman and people go up HBO You don't believe Max Kelly? Like, they go off, they make their own pound for pound list, you feel me? HBO. Yeah, and people go off that list. Like, those are really the best time for my fighters. It's like, yes.

It's like they poisoned the minds of people. They got the other show, Fight Night, too. Yeah, but that's, that's HBO. They don't ever talk about Danny Garcia, you feel me? They're going to talk about everybody fucking on HBO. I didn't beat that. Yeah. It's like, it's two different, it's like three different divisions in Boston.

And so when you say you, the PB, what is it? PBC, yeah. That's not showtime. Premier Boston champions. That's not showtime. No. Well, so you're like a free agent. Yeah, I'm quick.

So you can go to any, either one. Yeah, I'm swift for motion. Alheim is my manager, yeah. Al-Hanman. But PBC was created for all championship for fighters to fight on regular TV. So if you're on PVC, you fight on regular TV. And now, and that bag is

crazy when it's on regular TV? Because everybody could get it for free, so you get more viewers. Yeah. So there's more advertising. It's like us, yeah, it's like the advertising. We make it more money with people on HBO. I'll tell you that much.

Probably triple what they make. Ah. This is. Deep. There's probably a lot of room for negotiation on that one because of the advertising potential. Yeah, commercials. I mean, I, you know, it's just, we're just getting PBC getting money, man. If you're on PBC, you're losing money. Oh, man. I didn't know. We were the money yet, you feel me? We didn't even care about the pound for pound wreckers and none of that shit.

Did you know the Jamaican quit? You didn't know that? Y'all ain't get this in the Jamaica Inquirer where yet? Jamaican email blasts? Yo, y'all should have got this, man. Rasta.com. The whole West Indies should have not come out. outside today. I'm going to be honest. Nobody seen this fight.

I'm the only nigga? You seen it? You seen the fight? And it was like, what was it? Like, the six round? It wasn't even like. I seen it on seven. Seven. And he was like, nah, and he said no Maas. Like, I was embarrassed. Like, when I

did he say, is it? He said that. You know, Roberta Durant, when he fought Sugar Ray, he said that he didn't want to, um, the folk story is. Oh, Lord. Folklore is that Sugar Ray was whipping him and Duran didn't want to

take it no more, didn't want to chase him no more, so he said no mimes. And that's like the first time, like, a guy's a real, real champion, but that moment it was kind of like being a sucker. And, especially in the boxing board. But what's his thing was, he beat Sugar Ray Lanner

before that. He did? Yeah, he beat Sugar Ray the first time. Oh, yeah, yeah, that's right. He got a year. I think I did it. And then Sugarade came the second fight and then he exchanged with him. And Lorraine was like, you know, he want to run, like, you know, he wanted to run and fuck him. Wow. Yeah. And there was no third.

No third. No third. There's no rubber match. No. There's no rubber match. No. I got to watch that movie. I didn't see that movie.

Me either. Hands of Stone, right? Hands of Stone, I got to watch that. I went to see that. That's the Robert De Niro one? No, no, Roberto de Rand. No, but who did the movie? Usher.

Usher. He was Sugar Ray. He was Sugar Ray. At first, I didn't, I did not look. I was certain being, and he was doing it. his thing. He's doing his thing. Great boxing movie. Great boxing movie. Right.

So what's your favorite boxing movie? When I was a kid of a movie called Price of Glory, I don't know if anybody ever seen that movie. It's about three kids, three Mexican kids, and their dad trained him, and like one got caught up in the streets.

One, the younger one, he was supposed to be like the pride and joy. Like he was the star, like he was supposed to be like a guy. And then he got somebody killed him. And then it was the one brother he had like losses. Like he had like a career and that he was doing him became a champion because of his you know his two brothers and shit and that was a movie that motivated you it was just a movie like it's just how it really be like you know what i mean like it's how to be you know i mean so i saw you would have said rocky just

of a affiliate on the strength uh i mean rocky was cool you know what i mean too hollywood rokey his neighborhood he's in all the fame bro like what neighborhood was rock yeah let me make sure i stay away from that one there's no philly yeah that's the puberty side of no philly oh my god Yeah, he was false. Was it really meat pack? He just like he sniffed Coke. Well, that, that part, that's South Philly. When he ran to the Rocky Steps, the Art Museum,

he ran from North Philly all the way to South Philly. And that's what made it like, you know. Right. He's like a hardworking man. And how far is that? Like, that's like, bro, that's like 25 miles, you think? Get the fuck out. Yeah.

Yeah, right? Around there. Ah. And I want to, I want to come work out with you one day. Yeah, come to the gym, man. Come to the Philly. We should go. We should do drink.

We got everything at the gym. It would be a disaster. You know what I'm going to work out in Philly my brother I want to work out with you I got a barbershop there and all So you come get a cut Let's work out here Let's work out here

Let's do it No you're good in Philly You go to my side Yeah We had Gilly the kid on here Yeah Did we say that earlier We had Gilly the kid on here

He bicked you up He bicked you up I talk about Gilly all the time I mean I talk to Gilly all the time It seems like that's cool Yeah yeah Yeah yeah Clos yeah

That's my only yeah That's my only yeah Yeah exactly He's like probably one of the closest Just rappers I'm close to I'm in gilly So that's my homeby man How about beans?

Oh your beans cool too Yeah Beans came to a couple of my fights But I remember he went away For a little bit So he just came back So I haven't seen him since then But yeah beans

He always supported my career He's always in a big fan of me too Right So he went to my fights When I wasn't even A champion Big you up Yeah right

Big you up He was there for like My 13 professional fight You know what I mean In Philly when I father in south philly so wow yeah so you always been one of my biggest supporters yeah meke's been to a couple of my fights too all right right he went to the definitely the last one I was yeah he walked out with me yeah um he went to the Matissee fight

right but um meke been doing his thing so he can't make you know yeah he doing his thing I'm doing my thing you feel me even if they had to fight they support you the whole right exactly the whole hip-hop generation supports you I want you to know what I'm saying so now how do you how do you how do you when you fight a different fighter do you train different for that fighter like if the fight is fast do you do a certain type of you know shit so you're like you know we're bringing smart partners who you know try to emulate yeah yeah but i me i i know i put in the hard work you feel me like i don't do nothing less than harder you feel me right we always working smart and hard

you know what i mean right working on our mistakes um putting that role work in putting that sparring in and that's pretty much it all right now let me ask you something because boxing nowadays, they're not only traditionally training, now they're doing, like, they'll do the regular, you know, speed bags, that all that they do, they do, to have a conditional trainer. Yeah, I got a conditioning coach.

Yeah. But we old school, though. We don't use, like, stimulation devices and fucking fucking, ice shit. Yeah, ice chambers and shit. We really do the Rocky shit. You know what I? We like, we like chob of wood and shit, you know what? You got to chase the chicken? Yeah, we got to chase the chicken. I chase the chicken

before, that shit made ESPN top 10. Get the fuck out of it. Yeah, real shit. I was like number two on the list, chasing the chicken. I'm like, damn, all these damn knock on. All these damn knockouts on my career and I made top 10 by chasing the chicken. Chasing a goddamn chicken. Damn, I'm about to chase the chicken some more, bro. Chase the chicken, man.

Listen, man, you out here killing them. You make money. We're proud of you. Not only as me as a Puerto Rican, not only as me as a human, and not only as me as a hip-hop guy, you as a boxer and athletes, I think it's so dope when athletes embrace the music, because we know that's what y'all

listening to, why we're training, and while we're training, we're thinking of y'all. You know what I'm saying? Because we're like, this is how you know, Danny would train. This is how, this is how Floyd would. This is how, you know what I'm saying? So, we love when the athletes embrace us and we brace each other back. And, you know, like I said, we're proud

of you. We want you to continue to do what you do after you get this W. We want you to come back to the drink champs or any time you want to promote anything with the drink champs you know what I mean this is here this is your platform we want a couple of your homies a couple of your guys to come and say what's up so they can shout out their people if they're cool what's what my nigga boy y'all oh I forgot this man bolow yeah Bolo you want to say something to your people come out of North Philly you know tell out of that child yeah tell them on the tiger what 20% right there my brother come on my brother where you from man Babylon 10%

Man, they're Philly. Wow, wow. Yeah, yeah. Talk to my mic. You're real slums. Yeah, yeah. You're gonna take a boat out there? You're gonna take a boat out there?

No, God. You know, that kid. Yeah, yeah. One thing they think... By that China. Come on, man. Come on, man. Man, man.

He's from Denver. He's from Denver. Oh shit. Shout out Denver, nigga. Shout out to Denver. I'm Latinos. Uh-huh. Latinos and Denver.

Man, generic. I respect it. Specky. Let's go. Imaginary. Any movie want to say something? Come on, you look like you look. You look like you should sell coke.

Shout out. I said what? Say, what? Say something. Listen. Everybody know when we get into Team D.S.G. My girl, the hottest tattoo artist in Philly coming up, Kim Ink. We shut and sit you down.

Big Johnny Boy, right here. Big Johnny Boy, come say something. You got that. Next hottest artist. Come on. Let's go, baby. Come on. You with Danny Garcia. Yes, what's up?

It's team DSG. Represent Philly, you know. Rept for all the Latinos out there. Doing a big room from the street. Coming up. Same. That's right, man. Shout out of the Sandy twins, man.

My little sisters. Shout out of Sandy twins. Yeah, man, they got like a million followers on Instagram. Oh, they got here. They're lit. They're lit. They're lit. Yeah, they got like two million followers on there.

They got a deal? Not yet. Let me know. They're working on the album. Yeah, I'll sign. But they're fired, bro. Drake Chats. But now your clothing line

Before you get up out of here Yeah your clothing line We need some drink champs gear We got a present Did you give my present? Look, we don't have Drink champ shirts in there There's other clothes

But we're gonna give you Drink champ shirts I should have brought some clothes for you man Yeah yeah please man Mead your friend We need that Let's let me tell you I didn't say you hat though

Yeah I got mad again I got a lot of it I'm gonna say something Yeah I'm gonna keep it going to keep Keep supporting man But what made you So now is your coat line

Actually in stores Oh, where can the fans get there at? My website, DG official.com, you know what I mean? It's doing good, you know what I'm saying? I'm saying. I had a great weekend with the Black Friday, you know what I'm saying? But I didn't want to put it in stores because I didn't want to put it in a certain market. Like, I don't want my brand to be like.

Right. Just Philadelphia. Or just like, it would be hot for two years, you feel me? Right. So I felt like if I put on my website just exclusively, fans can only go there. Yeah. And, you know, I didn't want it to be, you know, like a urban brand or. I just wanted the fans to wear it and be happy and just not have no stereotype or anything about it.

So, yeah, man, it's D-SG forever. Just your brand. Yeah, exactly. And where's it out again? On what website? N-HG official.com. Make sure y'all go hit that up. Go get the shirts.

Go get the box in the gym. And listen, we go on. I got the barbershop in Philly too. You got the barbershop. The HD Barbershop, man. Come get a first step. They got the barbershop in the gym, too, right? Yeah, it's a compound.

I got the barbershop. I got the gym. I got a detail shop. I got a detail shop. I got a studio, too, man. So whenever you're in Philly. Now, this is neighborhood. It feels like a nigga gets shot when they get in.

Nah, man, you're good. It feels like this is we describing it right now. It's in the neighborhood I grew up in. I'm saying it's not the best neighborhood. I think you said it was Bay Rule or something like that. I think that's a... No, I grew up in Junietta, yeah. North Philly, but...

Wait, Julietta is very distracted. That sound nice. Look, listen, I was born in Junietta. I mean, I was born in North Philly and then I moved to Junietta when I was 10 years old. And I was raised in Junietta. It's like, you know, it was like a little hard. working blue collar neighborhood. It's not the

best neighborhood, but it's not the worst neighborhood. It's like right, it's on the border. But we're in a Puerto Rico we can smoke dust that. I know that name. Badlands. Badlands. Yeah. And they said it quick too. The niggas is crazy, man. I mean, you go out there. You can smoke dust in the suburbs.

So I ain't going to say bad land, you hear me. But, uh, I mean, my fucking smoking dust everywhere. No, it's pretty crazy. And lean is heavy in Philly too. That's why I'm That's why the niggas in Philly would kill you. Because they two, like, drawlies of choice is PCB and lean.

And that's like... It's a drug of choice. I mean, like, the world, I'm just telling you, like, you spend time in Philly. Like, I had to spend months in Philly. You know, that was my number one market. You spend time out there, your homie, this nigga smoking lean. I'm talking about, oh, excuse me, smoking it does, and drink and lean. I'm talking about before Sizerb and all that thing.

I just remember back in the days, I used to go to Philly. And these niggas will be high as hot. hell. And look, a PCP bring you up. Lean bring you down. So their bodies are just fucking with each other. Like, they don't know where they do. Up or down. But they're up to my people's in Phillies. No, Philly shows a lot of love. Yeah, Philly, man, Philly's so crazy

because it's everyone for themselves. You know what I mean? Hold on one second. Let's Teherry. Let's put it on live. Hello, Tahiri. You're on live with the drink champs. Say what's up. Oh, shit. You're on everything. You know, Teherry, we're right here with Danny Garcia. You're on live.

What's going on? Hey, y'all. You good? Are we doing with the, he a boxing dude? Huh? No, what is? He's a boxer. Yes, you call him a boxing dude?

That's the champion. That is the champion, Tahiri. That's like me. You are down with Drink Chams Network. We got to know. You got to know these people. And he's Puerto Rican. It's the island next to the Puerto Rico.

Dominican Republic. We're close to y'all. And I am so loving that, Nari. That's what's up. Say hi to the drink chaps fans. Say hi to the drink chaps fans. What's going to our drink chaps? It's me and Jack, you know it's funny and fine, or fine and funny or whatever you want to call us.

I'm the fine one. Oh, what up, Jack? Oh, you got Jack through a little in there? Yeah, man, we are out here. We're shooting the show right now. Oh, yeah, I'm shooting the show. We're shooting our show. Let's get the face down on real. FaceTime.

Okay, okay, all, cool. All right, look, I'm about to be done in five minutes. I'm going to hear y'all right back. But y'all on my show right now. Funny and fine. Oh, dear. You know, look, look, that's a hater. What's all right?

I'm rocking with y'all. All right. All right. All right. Yo, Danny, got to see, we out here making deals. We try to be our own promoter, too. We try to, you know, we figured it out. We got to promote ourselves.

That's what Boxers is doing. Oh, yeah. Get up. And then, we're doing. Hope yourself because you ain't got to pay him. What's some niggas? Bob Aram, remember you know of those niggas? You fuck with Bob Aram at one point?

Nah. Um, what's the other niggins? Don King. I heard his foul shit. Like, he like shook nine to the boxing, right? Man, I don't know I never dealt with them before. You ain't never, but you heard some shit. But I know you robbed Tyson's shit.

How are you going to rob Tyson, nigga? You got... This nigga's hands will kill you. And you rob and him, you got no respect for the human race. That's a different kind of shady. This ain't even racial. You don't disrespect to human race. You brought on Tyson, nigga.

Come on, my niggas. Right? So you never had to deal with no bad promoters? I was with Golden Boy, Oscar Deloia. Ooh, Oscar. Yeah, he was good. I mean, he showed me that. Yeah, he hate me now because I ain't with him.

Because he left him. Yeah. Because you saw it. Well, I was a free agent, they didn't resigned me, so I just went over here, you know what I mean? You wanted that bag, and they didn't respond. Exactly. So that was day loss, you feel me? He's crazy.

I heard he sniffed a lot of coke. Respecting. I mean. That's my nigger. Oh, yeah? My God. Fisnets. A lot of cocaine stories.

You're great with your friends. Cocaine stories and Fisd. Anytime I hear a cocaine story about anybody, I always remember it. I don't know why. Why Scarface is a kid? It fucked me up. He's Cuban, B. Bigger.

I don't know how that came back there. But yeah, bigger. But, yo, we're proud of you. Took your career in your own hands. That's what we're doing. Funny and finally, just called in. Jack Drell and Territic, filming a podcast. Yo, if you ever think about doing a podcast, a box.

podcast or whatever, how you're going to get my Pops on there, bro. Oh, your Pops. He wants to do it. He want to do it. He wants to do it. He wants to do it every internet show. He wants to do your Pops.

Oh, he's saying he wants to expose fighters and shit. Oh, man, please. We'll have him on and then we'll also because, you know, your Pops is crazy. Yeah, he's official. I wish you was here right now. Y'all stop laughing.

You know, and you know, he reminds me of my Pops. And, you know, that's how close. Your relationship is something real dope because that's how I'm close me and my Pops was. Can you Google a picture of my Pops? so you can see it.

My boss had green eyes, too. I ain't got green eyes. Damn. I'm going to try to bust up in the wifey again. I'm trying to see if I get something with green eyes. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you're right. You can do it.

How much kids you got? I got six in the posibles. Yeah. Don't ask me. You're a savage, bro. Six and a possible, man. Life is different, man. Veggie delight in the building.

You know what I'm saying? Miramar, go get your shit. Veggie delight. Google picture in my father. It's on a Melbourne Flint cover. Just wanted them to see And if you get the Melbourne Flint cover You got the mural in Queens too

Yeah My father's a legend more than me They ain't giving me a mural A boxing legend I mean For shit But I'm saying I'm a legend too, Nick Nah he's more legend

Yeah he's way more legendary than me Let's just keep it clear Come on Hans How are you looking I'm trying to find it all Okay On Melvin Flint if you can With Melvin Flint cover

Uh huh did we ever tell you the story Fat Joe didn't think I was You said they're golden gloves Your pop golden gloves Yeah some shit like that You said on your son right Yeah

Yeah And he brought me to all that shit Yeah All that shit I love the crazy shit No no no I'm messing up the story When he used to force me to go

I hated it So he was a professional boxer I believe so I believe he went pro But when he brung me to Everything he broke me to I hated it When he passed away, yeah, I hated it.

Because I felt like, you know, it's like bringing a person to church and then he passed away. Yeah. And then you wind up being a preacher and shit. You know what I'm saying? So like, like, it was like I felt in love with boxing after that. Like, that's why I knew about you early on. Like, I probably knew about you before you knew about you. Damn, probably.

Like, you know what I mean? Like, I was following Floyd. I knew Roger Mayweather. Like, I knew underground. My father had tapes. Like, I knew underground. Yeah, yeah. Like, he had VHS and shit like that.

So I used to go, that's why I, like, I've never really seen Ali fight. Like, his tapes, as though I know he's degraded. Yeah. He got the image as degraded. Yeah. But I couldn't really feel it. I couldn't feel their sports casting, like, their style. Like, this era is my favorite era, a boxing.

Yeah, right. This is a great era of boxing. You know what I know some sports people will be like, what? Yeah. They'll be like, you're an idiot. But to me, this era was with the technology and how it's working. and now people could go back to see, you know, regular TV and, you know what to mean, pay-in-view. What's your back, man? What did you think about the Andre Ward fight with this other guy?

I thought, I thought Kov won a lot of the early rounds, but he let off the gas, man. Yeah? Yeah, to me. I didn't get to see that, but a lot of people were criticized it. I watched it out of the club. I watched it at a club. Is it a strip club? Yeah, I was a strip club. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You're going to see you out here being rich and being right now. I was at a strip club.

That's crazy. Even steak. But, yeah, I really think I come and pay attention to it. So I watched it the other day with my friends at the house when I got here. Right. And I scored it for Andre Award. We scored it for Andre. Yeah.

Okay. Now, before we get up out of here, how is that, though? Just being in the club and all your niggas is drunk. Man, it's fun, man. It's fun, because you should be looking at the niggas like. It's fun, man, because me, I'm naturally high. I'm a funny dude, you know what I mean? Like, I am naturally hot, too.

Yeah, yeah, I'm not. But I'm also synthetically high. Let's make some noise from me. But yeah, man, we just be having fun, man. At the end of the day, money don't change me, you know what I'm saying? And you're getting that chicken. I still go back to my own neighborhood. I give back to my community every year.

So, you know what I mean? So it's all cool for me. Man, we respect you so much. Respect your crew. Thank you for coming out, hanging out. We usually to give the guests a last shot. But I'm my own, all look there. It's my pops right there.

Look. He left it like you, Salon. Oh, dang. That's what his number looks like. It's just in a black person. No, yeah. You look just like a pop. I got to see what your mind's like, bro.

What you said? I got to see what your mind looking like. And by the way, all my brothers and sisters, I'm the only one brown skin. Everybody's white. Damn, your pops look like me. This thing is my dad, bro. This thing is got green eyes. He got green eyes.

To me, he looked like your pop. But he got green eyes. You can see the resemblance. He got green eyes. That might be my real dad and shit. You said, I'm going to say, I was younger, too. You were related somehow. We're going to figure this out one day.

That's crazy. Green eyes and shit. Well, yo, listen, man, Danny, once again, man, we thank you. You're our first active athlete. You know, big up to all the athletes that been, you know, coming and trying to be a part of this. But you're active. Not only you're active, you're the top of the game. Not only that, you're a champion.

You have one of the biggest fights. one of the fights that I'm so excited to see. He's fighting boxing. You know what I'm saying? To me, to me, I'm so excited to see because that division at your end is, I mean, heavy weights have died, in my opinion, a long time ago. There's some great fights

but, you know, this is going to be that fight. I'm a fan of of Keith. You know, I'm a fan of you. You already know that. And I think this is going to be an excellent fight. I'm not getting paid to promote this fight, people. I'm talking about from the bottom of my heart. This is real shit. This is like with boxing.

has been missing the best meeting the best while they're at their best. Yeah, right. Not why this guy just got knocked out off. This guy just fell and got hitting his knee. No, both of these guys are at the top of the game for you guys to both take this fight. It's both of risk, but

you know, we wish you the best of love and I'm so excited to watch it. You know what I mean? And I can't thank you enough for joining us, man. Thanks for having me all, man. Thank you, my brother. Let's make some noise for for Danny Garcia. Daddy, motherfucking Garcia,

first Keith Thurman, march forth. I don't think they know yet where it's going to be in Brooklyn. But we need a drink champ's army to support it wherever it's at. We want to support it wherever it's at. But Vegas, we prefer Vegas

because that's drink champ's home. We'll go over there. Our second home. And we'll go over there. We'll rent houses and we'll have fight parties and go to the fight and then have after parties

and then get into a fight. And then get into a fight. You know, Twain went to Vegas. Let me show you something. This is my man, Twin. He went to Vegas with $80 and came back for $20. And the stripper gave him it on $20. And gave him some of those.

How did he go to Vegas were only $80 and came back with 20? He's the broke as richest nigga you'll ever know. Make some noise for Twain. Goddair. Brok his richest nigga. You know, it's out of the topic. My cousin told me his bitch ate his ass. My nigga.

I was the craziest shit on the way over here. It's very disturbing. That was weird. I don't know when that came from. But he had the uncle's hooking in the world tricking on him. I've never seen that. I've never seen the hooker trick on her name.

Bitches getting there in my hands, man. She's going to sleep. So, big up to twin the broke his richest, bitch's guy. Danny, you're going to see her. Thank you for going. Your crew, big them up, D.S.G. Wall up.

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