Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn Odds, Live Stream and KO, Judges' Scorecards Predictions

Ryan Garcia looks to defend his WBC welterweight crown against Conor Benn in a high-profile card from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

King Ry's path to a world title wasn't always easy. He earned the belt by beating Mario Barrios on the heels of a loss to Rolando Romero.

Standing across the ring from Garcia will be Conor Benn. The 29-year-old boasts a 25-1 record, but this will mark the first time that he is fighting for a world title.

It's an intriguing clash between two men with something to prove in the sport. Here's a look at all the info you need to catch the fight and

Fight Odds, Schedule and Scorecard Prediction

When: Saturday, September 12 at 8 p.m. ET (main event ringwalks at approximately 11 p.m.)

Odds: Garcia -320 ($320 bet to win $100); Benn +260 ($100 bet wins $260)

Prediction: Garcia via 9th-round knockout

This one really feels like it comes down to which Ryan Garcia shows up. Garcia has been gifted with top-tier hand speed and a vicious left hook, but he hasn't always put his best foot forward.

That being said, there's a path to victory for Benn if he plays his cards right. The Brit is likely to apply a lot of pressure early in the fight. Garcia's defense has failed him at times in his career.

If Benn can land some impactful shots early, this fight will become interesting quickly.

One x-factor that could play a role in the results is Benn's weight cut down to 147 pounds. The 29-year-old has been fighting at heavier weights and will be making the moves down to welterweight for the first time since 2022.

"It feels like I've been dragged down to the pits of hell, had a fight with Satan and God brought me back to life," Benn told Kal Sajad of BBC Sport. "Making weight has been the hardest thing I've done. I haven't made weight for four and a half years so it's going to be hard."

That doesn't sound like a fighter who is refreshed to be back at his old weight.

Meanwhile, Garcia just put one of his best performances to date to win the title. He hold significant power and speed advantages over his opponent and has motivation to hold on to his WBC title and set up bigger fights.

Benn will likely look to get off to a hot start, but the weight cut and talent disparity should lead to Garcia taking over the fight by the middle rounds. He gets the job done by knockout before we head to the championship rounds.

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