By Dan Ambrose: WBA/WBC light welterweight champion Danny Garcia (27-0, 16 KO’s) is ready to get back in the ring on March 15th against an opponent that Golden Boy Promotions is still looking to find for him. Garcia, 25, had the chance to be in the running for Floyd Mayweather Jr’s next fight on May 3rd, but he and his team opted not to make that move. It’s a wise decision because there was nothing in Garcia’s performance in his last fight with Lucas Matthysse that would give you any indication that Danny do anything more than lose and lost badly against Mayweather.
Golden Boy will need to really do a lot of searching if they want to find a decent opponent for Danny, because there’s not a lot of good options for him. If he fights anyone in the top 5 by the WBC, Danny will be stuck facing Viktor Postal, Selcuk Aydin, Robert Ortiz, Humberto Soto, or Alberto Mosquera.
By Chris Williams: Trainer Freddie Roach thinks that one of Golden Boy Promotions fighters could cross over to Top Rank to take a fight against Manny Pacquiao if they’re unable to set up a fight between Pacquiao and Tim Bradley or Ruslan Provodnikov for April 12th. 
By Dan Ambrose: Floyd Mayweather Jr. is still being hush-mouthed about who his May 3rd opponent will be, but it’s widely assumed that he’ll be fighting Amir Khan due to his slightly better name recognition compared to Marcos Maidana and Danny Garcia. 
By Dan Ambrose: WBA/WBC light welterweight champion Danny Garcia (27-0, 16 KO’s) had a big opportunity to position himself for a big money fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. last September in fighting on the undercard of the Mayweather vs. Saul “Canelo” Alvarez fight card at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada, against Lucas Matthysse. But Garcia blew his chance to shine on the card by choosing to clinch and run all night long in winning a stinker of a fight in the co-feature. 
By Isaac Brodie: With the list of titleholders in this sport currently reading like a novel the achievement of the deserving champions are totally belittled. In some divisions there are half a dozen fighters stating a claim to divisional supremacy under the facade of interim, regular or whatever other pseudonym can be concocted to arm a paper champion with some letters so they might be sold to the mass audience.
By Dan Ambrose: WBA/WBC light welterweight champion Danny Garcia is one of the names that have been mentioned as a possible opponent for Floyd Mayweather Jr’s net fight in May of next year. However, after Garcia’s recent less than exciting performance against Lucas Matthysse last September it could be that Danny failed to fight at a high enough level to get the Mayweather payday. 
By Dan Ambrose: WBA/WBC light welterweight champion Danny Garcia (27-0, 16 KO’s) is hoping that Floyd Mayweather Jr. (47-0, 26 KO’s) selects him to fight in his next bout on Cinco de Mayo in May. 
By Robbie Bannatyne: They say the facts don’t lie. But they can be deceiving, and at times, downright surprising. As was the case in the Light-Welterweight title bout between Danny ‘Swift’ Garcia and Lucas ‘Machine’ Matthysse, the penultimate fight on the Mayweather vs Alvarez undercard. 
By Chester Rivers: It’s time to face reality. Floyd Mayweather Jr., Manny Pacquiao and Sergio Martinez are on their way out, and boxing desperately need some young fresh fighters to pick up were these legends will soon leave off. The following list is my top 5 candidates who, if promoted properly, could be the next face of boxing.