On September 12 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV, Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn will headline a co-promoted card between Zuffa Boxing and Golden Boy Promotions. Fight fans in the United Kingdom and Ireland will be able to catch the action live on DAZN, while the rest of the world can watch the event on Paramount+.
Ahead of this potentially explosive world title clash, we are bringing you some selected prop bets to consider for the September 12 main event.
Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn set for September 12 firefight
Garcia (25-2, 20 KOs) produced arguably a career-best performance last time out against Mario Barrios to become the WBC welterweight world champion. Before that, his most impressive wins came against Luke Campbell and Oscar Duarte. Garcia is a bona fide star; there’s no doubting that, but before the title win, he was best known for his win over Devin Haney. That victory was ultimately wiped from the record books after the American tested positive for the banned substance ostarine on both the day before and the day of the fight.
Benn (25-1, 14 KOs) has suffered one defeat in his career, losing a fight of the year candidate to Chris Eubank, before producing a career-best performance in the rematch, albeit vs a faded Eubank Jr. Since that rematch success, Benn has left Matchroom Boxing for Zuffa, which shocked the boxing world. Since moving to Zuffa, Benn defeated Regis Prograis.
Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn prop bets
Looking ahead to Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn and potential prop bets and enhanced odds for September 12, we are attracted to the prop bet on Garcia to win by KO/TKO/DQ, with many betting sites offering even money.
Some in the industry are backing Benn to win by stoppage, including Terence Crawford. If that option appeals to you, the KO/TKO/DQ market for Benn is priced at 9/2.
It’s difficult to see this fight going the distance, but fireworks look certain while it lasts. Ryan Garcia to win in rounds 7-9 is priced at 4-1 with most bookies. The same bet for Benn is 12/1.
Garcia vs Benn full fight card
- Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn, 12 rounds, for Garcia’s WBC welterweight title
- Jai Opetaia vs. Noel Mikaelian, 12 rounds, for Opetaia’s lineal cruiserweight title
- Mark Magsayo vs. Andres Cortes, 10 rounds, lightweights
- Da’Mazion Vanhouter vs. Raphael Akpejiori, 8 rounds, heavyweights
- Jose Ramirez vs. Alexis Rocha, 10 rounds, welterweights
- Pablo Rubio vs. Oswaldo Molina, 6 rounds, lightweights
- Abel Gonzalez vs. Raul Salomon, 8 rounds, super middleweights
- Vlad Panin vs. Dakota Linger, 6 rounds, super welterweights
- Sean Garcia vs. Abraham Morales, 6 rounds, lightweights
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