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Welcome back to max out. I'm Ed Mylett. This gentleman to my right needs no introduction.

39 and 0, 30 KOs. Never even had a close fight. We're just talking about off camera, right?

Champion in four different weight classes. And that's not even my favorite part about his story.

We're going to talk about family. We're going to talk about what an immigrant family looks like tonight.

We're going to talk about winning a champion's mindset. And there's really no better dude on the planet to do that with than Mikey Garcia.

So Mikey, thanks for being here. Thank you. I appreciate the invitation. I'm happy to be here. Pleasure to meet you.

I'm looking forward to having this relation going on.

And I'm just very happy. Me too, man. It's been a good connection so far already.

There's a lot to cover here today, you guys. This is what you're looking at to my right is the face of a great American success story.

Mexican American success story. And I try to always bring people on the program that can give you different viewpoints of winning, of maxing out.

And you bring one that I'm really passionate about because it involves even my own families. You know, my wife is also partially Latina.

And so I wanted to put a face on success. I wanted to put a face on what an immigrant family looks like today too.

And so this is a boxer, but this is a successful man. So we're going to talk about that first.

But I want to go back to when you were a kid a little bit. Sure.

So I think it's interesting. I was reading. You just have to put this in context, guys.

39 of those undefeated and really no fights been very close, right? That's even close.

But you didn't really like love boxing when you were a kid like I'm reading or your brother says you would try when you would get to the gym. Is that really true?

It's true. Look, I grew up in a boxing family. Yeah. Both my older brother's box.

My oldest brother, Danny, he was a professional fighter. My brother, Robert was still in the amateurs about to transition to a professional.

I was about five years old, six years old. Yeah. I'd go to the gym with them, but I didn't like it.

I never wanted to be at the gym. It was boring for me. I just wanted to be home and play video games, play Super Nintendo.

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