Ryan Garcia: record, next fight and profile →
Conor Benn, a little over one week away from his shot at WBC welterweight boss Ryan Garcia, has revealed the extent of his struggle to make 147lbs for the first time in more than four years.
Henry Garcia, father and trainer of Ryan Garcia, joins ProBox TV to discuss Ryan’s preparation ahead of his September 12 showdown and his belief that nobody can match his son’s speed and power. Garcia reflects on Ryan’s setbacks against Gervonta “Tank” Davis, Devin Haney and Rolando “Rolly” Romero, explains how he has bounced back, and reveals why he believes Ryan is now operating at 100%. Henry also discusses Ryan’s upcoming free agency, his ability to work without a promoter, and the possibility of a unification fight with Teofimo Lopez later this year or in early 2027. Plus, Garcia reacts to the ongoing drama between Dana White and Oscar De La Hoya.
To reflect on what Ryan Garcia has gone through and where he stands generates one word from the WBC welterweight champion
Conor Benn is being backed to repeat the heroics of Filip Hrgovic by Keith Connolly, who manages them both
Teofimo Lopez Sr. gives his immediate reaction to his son’s majority-decision victory over Rolly Romero to capture the WBA welterweight world title. Teofimo Sr. breaks down the performance, reveals what he was telling Teo in the corner and explains why he believes Rolly “didn’t come to fight.” He also looks ahead to what could be next, with names including Ryan Garcia, Conor Benn and Devin Haney in the conversation.
A 10-round lightweight bout between former WBC featherweight world champion Mark Magsayo and unbeaten Andres “Savage” Cortes has been pegged as the broadcast opener for Zuffa Boxing’s Ryan Garcia-Conor Benn welterweight showdown on Saturday, September 12, live on Paramount+ from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Teofimo Lopez discusses his upcoming move to 147 pounds, Rolly Romero’s strengths ahead of their August 22 showdown, and what he learned from his time training with Floyd Mayweather. Lopez also weighs in on Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn and explains why he expects every fight at welterweight to be a major challenge.
Conor Benn is paying little attention to the antics of his September 12 opponent, Ryan Garcia. The pair clash in Las Vegas for Garcia’s WBC welterweight title.
Ryan Garcia is being warned by a Hall of Famer that his tendency to get emotionally distracted could cost him against Conor Benn
Oscar De La Hoya says he's on good terms with Ryan Garcia and bad terms with Zuffa Boxing.