Conor Benn will have the opportunity to emulate his legendary father and win a world title on American soil when he takes on Ryan Garcia for the WBC welterweight title on Saturday night.
It's been a whirlwind 12 months for Benn. After defeating bitter rival Chris Eubank Jr in their rematch back in November he was involved in a highly-publicised split with long-time promoter Eddie Hearn, subsequently becoming one of the biggest names to jump ship to Dana White's upstart Zuffa Boxing.
In his first fight under the Zuffa banner Benn claimed a 10-round decision win over Regis Prograis in April, reportedly pocketing a seven-figure payday for beating the former champion.
Now the 29-year-old has a chance to face one of the division's truly elite fighters in the form of reigning welterweight king Ryan Garcia.
As infamous for his antics outside of boxing as he is celebrated for his ability inside the ring, Garcia has fought significantly better competition and enters Saturday's showdown as the clear favourite.
Conor Benn vs Ryan Garcia odds
For just the third time Benn will make the walk to the ring this weekend as the betting underdog.
The Briton is 12/5 to get his hand raised at the T-Mobile Arena, while Garcia is the odds-on favourite to claim the 26th victory of his career at 10/33.
Saturday's blockbuster showdown also marks Benn's first venture down to 147lbs in more than four years.
His win over Prograis in April came at a 150lb catchweight, while his two fights with Eubank Jr in 2025 where contested up at middleweight.
Though against lesser opposition, Benn has traditionally proven to be a bigger puncher when competing at welterweight.
His most recent stoppage win came the last time he fought at the weight, overwhelming former IBO champion Chris van Heerden in just two rounds back in April 2022.
Garcia's only KO loss came against pound-for-pound great Gervonta Davis back in 2023, and Benn is 5/1 to get the win inside the distance on Saturday night.
The Destroyer demonstrated his ability to deal with punishment when he was beaten by Eubank Jr last year, and the only knockdowns he has sustained came against Cedrick Peynaud nearly a decade ago.
With blistering hand speed and one of the best left hooks in the sport today Garcia has scored 20 KO wins and he is 21/20 to add another to his ledger at Benn's expense.
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