Ryan Garcia is preparing for his upcoming April 20 fight against Devin Haney (31-0) in Brooklyn for the World Boxing Council Super Lightweight title.

But in the meantime he takes time to talk about the Saul Alvarez (60-2-2) vs. Jaime Munguia fight on May 4 in Las Vegas.

King Ry, a 24 -1 mark, considers Munguia (43-0) a test for Canelo ahead of a potential show down with Benavidez, as the Tijuana native resembles 'Red Flag' but poses less of a risk.

"I think Canelo took that fight because (Munguia) is a less dangerous version of Benavidez. He's very tall, he throws a lot of punches, but he's not as good as Benavidez. I think this is a way for Canelo to test himself before he makes the decision to fight David. He may be.

Problems with Saul Alvarez due to miscommunication

About his relationship with Alvarez, Garcia noted that the problems they had were more due to a misunderstanding.

"I think there was a lot of miscommunication, plus we don't speak the same language, so a lot of things were misunderstood.

"We are on good terms now and it's good not to hold grudges, I don't like to live with grudges. One day he wrote me on Instagram and I understood his message to forget any misunderstanding," King Ry explained.