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Ryan Garcia v Conor Benn
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Benn has not boxed at welterweight since April 2022, which also happened to be the last occasion on which the Briton scored a knockout win, but still ‘The Destroyer’ has been controversially installed as the mandatory challenger for Garcia’s WBC belt.

However, in a 150lb catchweight clash against Regis Prograis earlier this year, following two appearances at middleweight (160lb), the weight looked to have severely impacted Benn. Here, the polarising 29-year-old must lose a further three pounds, that being as big an obstacle to world honours as the world-renowned champion in the opposing corner.

Meanwhile, ‘King Ry’ has been inconsistent throughout his career, but the Californian at his best is far superior technically to Benn at his best - and it’s very unlikely that Benn will be anywhere near his optimum, considering he has already admitted that this will be his last ever fight at 147lbs following a brutal weight cut.

Garcia was in form when winning the title against Mario Barrios in February and when the champion is more natural at the weight, better schooled, with the superior footwork and speed, it is hard to go any other way than a stoppage win.

The warning signs are there and it seems as though Benn’s physical troubles and inferior skillset will leave him susceptible to a first knockout defeat, - despite his admirable mental fortitude - which could make him hard to put away.

I see Benn being dropped on at least a couple of occasions, winning browning points for his willingness to fight on, before the body shots take their toll and force a stoppage win for the American.

ABC Editorial Team

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How To Bet on Boxing

There are many ways to bet on boxing. You can back accumulators taking up the entire card, or even utilise bet builder features to back the main event of a fight card.

There are plenty of variables in boxing, so it’s always important to have a good idea of each fighter when betting on a specific fight. We have plenty of predictions over on our Boxing Tips & Predictions.

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If you’re betting on boxing in the UK, these three bookies are solid options:

bet365 – Probably the best all-rounder. They cover loads of fights and markets like round betting, method of victory, and whether the fight will go the distance. Odds are usually attractive too.

Paddy Power – Good for offers and some of the more unusual bets, like a fighter to get knocked down and still win. They often boost prices for the big-name fights.

SkyBet – Easy to use and often features boxing in their promos. They’re reliable for pre-fight bets, especially on UK events.

Best for Bet Builders

If you're betting on boxing, bet365 stands out as one of the best options for bet builders. They offer a wide range of markets, like 'Method of Victory', 'Round Betting', and 'Total Rounds', giving you plenty of flexibility.

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Best for Accumulators

When it comes to boxing accumulators, all three bookies offer them, but Paddy Power is one of the better picks. Their interface makes it easy to build multi-fight accas, especially when there’s a packed card or multiple events in one weekend. You can combine many markets across several bouts. They also highlight popular accas and price boosts, which can be handy if you’re looking for inspiration. It’s straightforward, user-friendly, and ideal if you’re looking to stack a few fights into one bet.

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As they often are, bet365 offer the best odds for not just boxing, but across many sports. Along with their premier interface, it’s easily one of the best to use when it comes to boxing.

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