was halted inside two rounds when he challenged for Ryan Garcia’s WBC welterweight crown on Saturday, and three-time super-middleweight ruler Carl Froch has cast his verdict on whether ‘The Destroyer’ has what it takes to win a world title in…

Conor Benn was stopped in the second round by Ryan Garcia during their WBC welterweight title fight in Las Vegas. Following the defeat, former super-middleweight champion Carl Froch shared his assessment of Benn's future prospects. Froch stated that Benn will face a real struggle to ever win a world title due to his lack of amateur experience and fundamental skills.
Froch suggested that the 29-year-old British contender should consider moving up to the middleweight division for future bouts. Benn is reportedly expected to move up in weight, with a potential super-middleweight trilogy fight against Chris Eubank Jr. being considered as a lucrative option.
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