Betfair Sportsbook gives Benn 28% chance of beating Garcia
Conor Benn is the underdog as he prepares to take on world welterweight champion Ryan Garcia in a title fight in Las Vegas on Saturday night (or Sunday morning, as it will be for UK viewers).
The Betfair Sportsbook makes British boxer Benn 13/53.60 to win and emulate his father, former-fighter Nigel Benn, in claiming a world title. This is the younger Benn's first world title fight.
American Garcia won the WBC belt in February - this is his first defence - and he is 1/31.33 to still hold it after this weekend's bout in Las Vegas.
Betfai Sportsbook's range of markets for the fight is considerable with the most popular, such as winner, method of victory and round betting, complimented by specials where bettors can get stuck into who they think will land most punches, what kind of punches and much more.
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Garcia v Benn - records, form and prices
With home advantage, a record of 25 wins, two losses and one no-contest, Garcia is a formidable opponent. He will have the crowd behind him and should relish the chance to defend his title.
While Benn reportedly struggled to make the welterweight for the fight, Garcia claimed it was "easy-peasy" for him and has sounded confident in the build-up to the hotly anticpated fight.
But Benn too boasts impressive numbers, also winning 25 fights. He has lost just one - that sole defeat coming against Chris Eubank Jr before Benn beat his foe in the middleweight rematch
Garcia evens to knockout Benn
When it comes to knockouts (KO), Garcia has the more impressive record, scoring 20 across his career, compared to Benn's 14. Garcia to win by KO/TKO/DQ is 1/12.00 on the Betfair Sportsbook.
Benn wouldn't mind if he needed grind out the win to take Garcia's belt and the Brit is 6/17.00 to win by points of decision.
The market thinks Benn's likelier route to winning in Las Vegas is via KO/TKO/DQ at 5/16.00.
In terms of when the fight will be won and lost, the Betfair Sportsbook makes Garcia to triumph in rounds seven to nine the favourite at 4/15.00.
How to watch Garcia v Benn
Viewers in the UK can watch Garcia v Benn on DAZN pay-per-view.
The fighters are scheduled for their weigh-ins at 1am on Sunday UK time and they are expected to make their ring walks at 4am.
Before the main event, there is an under card which will feature the following fights.
Jai Opetaia v Noel Mikaelian - Zuffa cruiserweight title
Damazion Vanhouter v Raphael Akpejiori - heavyweight
Mark Magsayo v Andres Cortes - lightweight