Ryan Garcia believes Conor Benn’s aggressive style plays right into his hands when their WBC welterweight title fight takes place on September 12 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
That confidence got here through in a heated appearance this week, where each fighters traded daring knockout predictions. Ryan insists Benn’s relentless pressure will eventually create the opening he needs to finish the fight.
“You’re going to get hit, and also you’re like, ‘What the hell just hit me?’ And it’s going to occur again and again and over,” Ryan said on the Mr. Verzace podcast. “Then before you recognize it, you’re going to get so offended, and also you’re going to run into something bad. You then’re going to be on the ground like, ‘What happened?’ Then I’m going to complete you off. That’s all that’s going to occur.”
Benn quickly rejected that forecast, remaining convinced Ryan is not going to survive past the center rounds. The British challenger questioned Ryan’s toughness, pointing to previous fights where Garcia took a knee after getting hurt.
“Five rounds or less,” Benn stated. “I mean it, and I stand on that. You wouldn’t make it past five. I just don’t respect individuals who haven’t any heart who need to search for the simple way out. He has talent, athleticism, and youth. Yeah, I give him that. But I’m a fighter. So after I put it on him in there, we’ll see how he handles that. Come meet me in the midst of the ring first round. Let’s have a shootout.”
Ryan said his experience is the sting. He believes Benn will realize there are solutions for every thing he brings once the rounds begin.
“He’s going to learn real quick how actually experienced I’m within the ring,” Ryan said. “He’s going to seek out out real quick I actually have a solution for all of them. Because the rounds go by, he’s going to appreciate, ‘Rattling, my level’s just not here yet.’ Then he’s going to come back back and doubtless do rather well, but that is just an excessive amount of for him.”

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