Last month, Conor Benn fell short in his quest to claim the WBC welterweight world title, halted inside two rounds by reigning champion Ryan Garcia. Garcia floored the Brit with a thudding right hand in the second round before piling…

Conor Benn explained that severe weight-cut struggles caused his second-round knockout defeat to WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia. Speaking to Seconds Out, Benn dismissed claims that he was out of his depth, stating he simply cannot make the 147-pound limit any longer after previously competing at middleweight.
Benn confirmed plans to permanently move up to middleweight or super-middleweight for future bouts. His manager, Keith Connolly, outlined a tentative plan for Benn to take time off before competing at middleweight, potentially setting up a rubber match with rival Chris Eubank Jr.
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