Ryan Garcia Vs. Conor Benn Is Over — Here Are The Scorecards And Biggest Highlights

The time has come for Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn to put the verbal sparring and angry exchanges aside. The two stars will clash on Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. I'll have live results from the entire card here. Let's talk boxing .

Sean Garcia def. Abraham Morales via Majority Decision (56-56, 58-54, 58-54)

Ryan's younger brother Sean pulls out the victory to open the card. Garcia scored a knockdown with his brother's signature left hook.

Ryan Garcia Vs. Conor Benn Full Card Results

Da'Mazion Vanhouter vs. Raphael Akpejiori

Garcia wins by Majority Decision (56-56, 58-54, 58-54)

The main event has been wrought with trash talk and bad blood, and it is easy to forget this is a title fight. Garcia's WBC welterweight title is on the line. Can Garcia's seemingly superior boxing acumen best Benn's aggression and toughness?

That's the big question and why this is an intriguing fight. The winner of this fight will have a huge fight in front of them, no matter what weight class they go to from here. Benn talked about the weight cut down to welterweight being brutal. And he hinted this would be his final fight at 147 pounds.

If that's the case and he moves up to super welterweight, middleweight or even super middleweight, there will be no shortage of huge fights for him. The opportunities will be even bigger if he beats Garcia.

Welterweight has picked up. Garcia will have major opportunities against the likes of Shakur Stevenson and a rematch with Devin Haney.

In the co-main event, two of the best cruiserweights in the world clash. Jai Opetaia is a pound-for-pound contender who might need to ultimately move up to heavyweight to get a real look on that front. For now, he's got a tough Noel Mikaelian in front of him on one of the biggest boxing cards of 2026.