Garcia Stops Benn in Second Round to Retain WBC Welterweight Title
Ryan Garcia recorded his fastest knockout in six years, defeating Conor Benn via TKO to keep his WBC welterweight championship, according to ESPN.
Ryan Garcia needed only two rounds to defeat Conor Benn on Saturday night, according to ESPN, retaining his WBC welterweight championship.
The stoppage marked Garcia's fastest knockout in six years, ESPN reported.
Further details on the bout, including the location and specific circumstances of the stoppage, were not immediately available in the source report.
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