Still, it’s just opinions, right? Those opinions are no different than his opinion on Golovkin, or the opinions of fans who then criticised Garcia’s opinion on Golovkin. Everybody’s entitled to an opinion in 2025 and, even better, everybody now has the opportunity to offer you one these days. Below, for example, right there in the comment section, one might find some opinions. One or two, if lucky, will pertain to the opinion column itself and, if so, will likely express confusion and exasperation with the approach taken. They will demand brevity and more clarity and they might call the author of the opinion column names, like “moron” or “f****** idiot”. They might tell him that his opinion, if he has the balls to finally offer one, is actually wrong, wide of the mark, dumb. It won’t matter that the person commenting writes only social media posts, and reads only autobiographies pumped out by the Furys, because they are entitled to their opinion, always. Others, the ones with TikTok brain and no desire to even read this meandering nonsense, will instead take the headline, focus solely on the name included (Ryan Garcia), and proceed to explain in the comment section what they think of said person or said issue. Their opinion, after all, is the only one that really matters. So what if they neglected to read the piece itself. So what if their opinion is cruel, unfair or, heaven forbid, wrong. It’s just an opinion, remember. It can never be wrong.
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