Ryan Garcia Set to Defend WBC Welterweight Title Against Conor Benn
ESPN reports Ryan Garcia will defend his WBC welterweight world title against Conor Benn in a Saturday bout being followed with live updates.
Ryan Garcia is scheduled to defend his WBC welterweight world title against Conor Benn on Saturday, according to a report from ESPN.
ESPN's coverage indicates the network is providing live updates, results and analysis of the bout as it unfolds.
Further details about the fight, including venue, undercard and broadcast information, were not specified in the available report.
This is a developing story and additional information may become available as the event progresses.
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