FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS | Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn

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AI GeneratedThis boxing event at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas featured several high-stakes matchups, including a battle for the WBC World Welterweight title. The night was marked by dominant performances, unexpected injuries, and decisive knockouts as fighters competed to maintain unbeaten records or capture championship gold.
Big time boxing returns to the fight capital of the world.
The setting is the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
The reward is the WBC World Welterweight title.
Yeah, and Tran, the user says, just chops a shot down, though,
and he's going to get a count here, Max Ayo, in the third round.
And Cortez is pumped up by that.
Nothing major, but that's going to be 10-8.
I'd have to have another look at that.
It seemed a little bit harsh to go out as a knockdown.
It's an issue here, because I think he's plenty of energy,
but I just think...
Oh, that right hand, though.
What are you going to give it?
Down he goes again, second count of the fight here.
He's not happy, Mark Max Ayo,
but he's being roughed up by Andres Cortez,
who's growing into this minute by minute.
That looked far to me.
Max Ayo, slightly disappointing tonight,
but Andres Cortez looking to keep the unbeaten record intact.
And he puts his hand up.
They both do.
I reckon Cortez has got that.
All three judges have Andres Cortez by four.
And being big, you know, is great,
but you've got nowhere to hide.
Here's Reinhardt, the big man from Nigeria,
and I'm not sure he's going to get through this,
even make the count.
Demarzi and Van Houten on the verge of another first-round win.
He can hardly walk here.
The big Nigerian, and he takes another couple.
Oh, lovely left hook, lovely left hook.
This fight could be stopped right now.
He doesn't know where he is.
Legs have gone.
Referee Robert Hoyle taking a close look.
That's enough now.
He's broken the body well here, as well, Van Houten.
That's the impressive part of this assault.
You called it, the right-hand guard.
He doesn't know where he is.
Oh, he's hurt his shoulder.
And now it's gone down.
What's happened there, Van Houten?
His shoulder's gone out, I think, popped.
Has the dislocated shoulder there, the left shoulder?
He may be able to win it with one hand here.
Has popped out a la Danny Williams all those years ago
against Mark Potter in the British title,
and Danny did it with one arm.
And now here comes Van Houten.
And this 35-year-old, he's in fight number 32.
Got four knockouts before the Brandon Glanton win in a row.
Right hands from Mikhalyan, who's still digging in
and open up to the body.
Mikhalyan for the WBC title,
but that's the last Southpaw he's faced.
And here's a Southpaw in front of him
who's beginning to tee off.
It's there, Joe and Raynard running back, yeah.
Oh, he's shot.
Look at this.
And he's getting excited here, Mikhalyan.
Remember, he's only ever lost on points
in three tight decisions.
Told to keep them up, looking for the body,
looking for a break here.
And pushing off with his shoulders,
making a little bit of space with his elbow and forearm.
And now he's shot.
A minute 45 left in the reign in his long career
that he doesn't see the final bell.
Walks into it.
Just like that, he rolled onto that one there.
There's a right hand, though, this time.
As well, and he's in with different angles, Conor Barry.
Good uppercut from Garcia.
Gotta keep that, maintain that distance now, Garcia,
though, could bear more fire back under pressure.
Pressure on, but the speed in these uppercuts.
Did the second body shot from Garcia.
Punishing shots.
