Conor Benn launched his prediction for the fight between Ryan Garcia and Mario Barrios
The British fighter will be present at this fight to be held in Las Vegas and awaits the winner who will be his next opponent
The welterweight scene is buzzing ahead of the WBC title fight in Las Vegas. British boxer Conor Benn, who is waiting for the winner of this clash, shared a radical change in his prediction for the final result.
Although he initially supported Californian Ryan Garcia, Conor Benn now assures that the defending champion will retain his crown. The challenger's interest lies in capturing the green and gold belt that once belonged to his father, Nigel Benn. "I'll be there ringside and I want the winner," Conor Benn commented on his social media about the future of the division. An unexpected twist in the betting odds: In a recent interaction with his followers, Conor Benn switched sides and bet on a decisive victory for Mario Barrios. The Briton's confidence has generated diverse reactions among international boxing analysts. "You think I'm joking... I'll bet anything that Barrios stops Garcia. I'll bet you anything," Conor Benn declared through his official profiles on digital platforms. The mandatory challenger bases his new stance on the irregularities Garcia has shown in his weigh-ins and medical tests. According to Conor Benn, the psychological factor and discipline will work against the American challenger this time.
Mario Barrios' Stability
Barrios comes into this fight after defending his title twice, maintaining a consistent level of competition. For Conor Benn, the champion's consistency will be enough to wear down an opponent who tends to have emotional ups and downs.
“Garcia is going to lose the ball. Barrios, whatever he is, stops Garcia. I'm 100% sure. I'll bet anything,” Conor Benn stated regarding the outcome he expects to see next weekend.
With less than seven days until the fight, Conor Benn's words add pressure to a bout that will define the immediate future of the 147-pound division. A victory for either fighter will mark the next step in the undefeated Briton's career.

