Dana White‘s goal of transforming boxing by bringing together the best fighters in the world and putting on the best possible events is seemingly facing a rude awakening.
From a friend and mentor, Floyd Mayweather has become a rival Ryan Garcia believes he can beat in the ring. Garcia now wants to put an end to all the speculation over who is better between him and Mayweather.
Ryan Garcia recently taught Bobby Green about the art of fighting with your hands down. The lightweight veteran – also known as King Green – suffered a first-round knockout loss at UFC 332.
Ryan Garcia has demanded that Floyd Mayweather get down to business after negotiations began for a fight between the pair. Current WBC welterweight champion Garcia defended his belt for the first time last month in a vicious beatdown of Conor Benn at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Ryan Garcia, through his words and in-ring work, has become not just a focal point of the welterweight division. From a marketing standpoint, Garcia has morphed into one of the faces of boxing.
Teofimo Lopez is reportedly willing to take legal action against the WBA to pursue a unification fight with Ryan Garcia rather than defend his welterweight championship against mandatory challenger Jack Catterall.
A post on social media got people talking about Ryan Garcia competing in bare-knuckle. Garcia stopped Conor Benn last month to further cement his status as one of the biggest names in boxing.
Despite the hyperphysical nature of the action, boxing remains a sport where crossover spectacles supersede divides. While championships are an integral part of the sport, true retirements rarely seem to last unless injury is the cause.
Ryan Garcia vs. Floyd Mayweather’s surprising boxing matchup is gaining more traction. Recently, boxing outlet FightHype reported that talks between both camps have begun regarding the matchup.
Ryan Garcia has called for Floyd Mayweather to return to legitimate professional fighting for the pair to have a major money showdown. Boxing legend Mayweather has been in the headlines for myriad reasons in recent years, primarily due to stories of his alleged financial and personal issues.
Floyd Mayweather could be preparing for another return to the ring, but his latest rumored opponent would make this comeback considerably different from most of his post-retirement appearances.
Paramount’s silence over the viewership number of the fight against Conor Benn seemingly contradicts Ryan Garcia‘s confidence. Two weeks ago, after reports claimed the Benn fight had fared poorly as far as the streaming audience was concerned, the WBC welterweight champion fired back, “FALSE—The numbers are coming in; no one has them.
Teofimo Lopez says a May 2027 unification fight with Ryan Garcia is his preferred timeline, pushing back on Garcia's call for a December date. Garcia challenged Lopez on X after asking why other fighters weren't willing to face him.
Since crushing Conor Benn, Ryan Garcia has been on a total name-calling tear. But that does not mean he’s willing to let anyone interfere with their own presumptions while the search for a suitable opponent continues.
In the last week, no one in boxing seems to have had a better week than Isaac "Pitbull" Cruz. First, Cruz (29-3, 19 KO) retained his interim 140-pound championship, and the manner in which he did so thrilled fans.
What is next for Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz (29-3-2, 19 KOs) after his sixth-round knockout of Nestor Bravo (24-2, 17 KOs)? Cruz impressed on Saturday at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California, though the fight itself was utterly unimpressive.
Gina Rodriguez is set to star in and make her theatrical directorial debut with "House of Guerrero," a boxing film centered on a fighter chasing one last shot at redemption after his career is cut short.
Eddie Hearn didn’t even stay up to watch Conor Benn’s fight on Saturday night. This past Saturday, Zuffa Boxing held arguably their biggest event to date, headlined by a welterweight title fight between Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn.
LAS VEGAS — Ryan Garcia already went down in weight once for Gervonta “Tank” Davis. He doesn’t sound interested in doing it again. Fresh off a second-round stoppage of Conor Benn to retain his WBC welterweight championship, Garcia has turned his attention toward unfinished business with Davis.
Tonight’s showdown between WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn has all the ingredients of a dangerous and increasingly uncomfortable night for the champion.
Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn are set to take center stage in Las Vegas, with Garcia’s WBC welterweight championship on the line. Garcia vs. Benn headlines the Zuffa Boxing card on Saturday, September 12, at T-Mobile Arena.
Ryan Garcia defended his claim to become boxing's next major star ahead of Saturday's WBC welterweight title defense against Conor Benn in Las Vegas, drawing comparisons to the era when Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather dominated the sport.
Dana White says Ryan Garcia is on Zuffa Boxing's radar once his current promotional deal runs out, calling him one of several fighters the company is betting on for their commercial appeal.
Ryan Garcia (25-2, 20 KOs) will soon defend his WBC welterweight title against mandatory challenger Conor Benn (25-1, 14 KOs) at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.