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Ryan Garcia calls out Conor Benn for summer fight with disturbing warning after Haney win

#englishnews #ryangarcia #conorbenn News Article :- After his convincing victory over Devin Haney in a high-stakes bout on Saturday night, Ryan Garcia jabbed at Conor Benn, suggesting the British fighter could be his next opponent. Garcia faced scrutiny for his social media activity before defeating Haney at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. He became the first fighter to knock Haney down three times, handing him his first career loss. However, after missing weight by three pounds before the fight, Garcia was ineligible to win Haney's WBC super lightweight title. Benn commended Garcia's performance in the matchup and acknowledged Haney's resilience in recovering from three knockdowns. However, Garcia's response to the message in a quote tweet accepting the fight was accompanied by an odd phrase, further leaning into his weird social media antics. "Let's run it in London at the 02 [arena.] I will fracture your spleen and then eat it. Shoutout London," wrote Garcia. After Garcia's response, Benn quickly fired back, advising him to refrain from being outspoken and urging for the fight to happen sooner rather than later, vowing to "smash Garcia's teeth down his neck." While boxing fans grew interested in the online back-and-forth, Garcia fired back, underlining his commitment to business but drawing attention to Benn's inability to compete in his homeland due to a suspension from failed drug tests. Although UK Anti-Doping initially revoked the suspension, ongoing appeals from UKAD and the British Boxing Board of Control have upheld the suspension, leaving Benn sidelined pending further review. As the digital jabs intensified, Benn proposed that their potential fight could occur anywhere and emphasized his eagerness to face Garcia in the ring without any excuses. Additionally, he suggested adopting the theme "Para La Raza," which translates to "For the Race" in English from Spanish. Benn has mainly competed in the Welterweight and Light Middleweight divisions, while Garcia has fought primarily in the Super Featherweight, Lightweight, and Light Welterweight divisions. After Garcia's remarkable performance against Haney, indications point towards a potential rematch for his next fight, which he agreed to immediately after. However, during his post-fight press conference, Garcia appeared to change his stance and cast doubt on the possibility of a rematch, citing concerns about how the referees treated him during the fight. He shifted his focus to a larger fighter, Sebastian Fundura, whom he believed he could knock out. “I had a vision to fight [Sebastian] Fundura at 154 [pounds],” Garcia said. “I don’t know why. I just feel I could knock him out. I know that’s really, really random. I just feel like I could get the title at 154," he continued.“I fought guys that big before and I’ve knocked them out in sparring. Cold, slept them. I want to do it. Shout out Fundura, no disrespect.” Garcia voiced worries about his capability to cut weight to 140 pounds again, stating that his body couldn't physically handle it. He also questioned Haney's willingness to adjust weight for a rematch. Instead, Garcia preferred moving up to 147 pounds, highlighting that he has technically never fought at 140 pounds.