American boxer Ryan García is getting ready to make the first defense of his World Boxing Council welterweight world championship in the city of Las Vegas, Nevada.

In the run-up to the scheduled confrontation against the British Conor Benn, the athlete shared his observations about the physical capacity and technical level that he attributes to his opponent for the main duel in September.

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Tactical ratings on Conor Benn

During a conversation with the specialized network DAZN Boxing, Ryan García broke down his opponent's performance by giving numerical scores to each of his resources on the rope.

When asked about the power of the European fighter, the monarch assigned him a rating of five out of ten, while evaluating his speed with a six, his defense with a three, his footwork with a two and his general boxing technique with a one.

“A five,” declared the boxer when rating his opponent's punching power, complementing his analysis with low scores for the rest of the British challenger's combat facets. This posture reflects the security of the champion corner in the face of the tools that the candidate for the green and gold belt will present in the ring.

The context of the championship and the recent trajectory

Ryan García's journey towards this commitment saw him obtaining the organization's belt in the month of February after beating the American Mario Barrios via cards. This victory occurred twelve months after his unsuccessful attempt to take the category crown against Rolando Romero during the function held in Times Square, New York.

For its part, Benn's designation as a regulatory candidate generates analysis among specialists because the 29-year-old boxer has not competed within the 147-pound limit in his last five appearances, a record that dates back to April 2022. Likewise, the British competitor has just defeated Regis Prograis by decision in a performance where he faced complications with the weight cut and without registering victories by knockout in his recent commitments.

Combat metrics and the card in Las Vegas

The recent statistics of both competitors have led various analysts and followers of the discipline to project a favorable day for the defending corner. The performance shown by the British in the higher divisions has not shown the overwhelming impact of previous stages, a factor that affects the assessments prior to the official weighing ceremony.

Finally, the star show headed by Ryan García will take place next Saturday, September 12 at the T-Mobile Arena facilities in Las Vegas, under the pay-per-view format broadcast internationally on the DAZN platform. The day's program also includes a co-main event between Jai Opetaia and the cruiserweight champion of the World Boxing Council, Noel Mikaelian, pending regulatory confirmations prior to the evening.

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