dispatched of with ease on Saturday as he made a first successful defence of his WBC welterweight title, and pound-for-pound superstar has shared his thoughts on Garcia’s display. Garcia needed only two rounds to halt Benn at the T-Mobile Arena…

Ryan Garcia successfully defended his WBC welterweight title for the first time by defeating Conor Benn via a second-round knockout at the T-Mobile Arena. Garcia dropped Benn with a powerful right hand before referee Thomas Taylor stopped the fight shortly after Benn returned to his feet. Following the victory, Garcia is expected to target a unification bout against WBA champion Teofimo Lopez.
Pound-for-pound star David Benavidez praised Garcia's performance, highlighting his exceptional speed and power as the deciding factors. Benavidez defended the referee's stoppage, stating that Benn was badly hurt and the outcome was inevitable. Meanwhile, Benn is expected to move up to the middleweight or super-middleweight division following his first career stoppage defeat.
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