Ryan Garcia will defend his WBC welterweight title against Conor Benn in a high-profile 12-round main event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
The televised card opens with preliminary bouts beginning at 5 p.m. ET, while the main card is scheduled to start at about 8 p.m. ET, with main-event ring walks expected later in the evening.
In the United States the bout and full card will stream exclusively on Paramount+, and the platform will make fights available on demand after they conclude.
The Independent reports that viewers in the UK and most other countries can buy the show on DAZN as a pay-per-view event for £24.99 or access it via DAZN's Ultimate Tier, which carries the same price for that month.
Co-headlining the event are Jai Opetaia and Noel Mikaelian in a scheduled 12-round cruiserweight contest for the Zuffa Boxing and Ring titles.
Other scheduled fights on the card include Da'Mazion Vanhouter versus Raphael Akpejiori at heavyweight, Mark Magsayo against Andres Cortes at lightweight, and Jose Ramirez facing Alexis Rocha at welterweight.
Additional undercard bouts list Oswaldo Molina versus Pablo Rubio, Abel Gonzalez against Raul Salomon, Vland Panin versus Dakota Linger, and Sean Garcia against Abraham Morales.
Fighter Form And Stakes
Garcia arrives as the reigning WBC champion after his most recent win, when he dropped and outpointed Mario Barrios to claim the belt following an earlier upset loss to Rolly Romero.
Conor Benn, 30, comes off a points victory over Regis Prograis in April and a decision win over Chris Eubank Jr, who had earlier handed Benn his only professional defeat.
Both fighters remain divisive figures in the sport and have each returned adverse drug-test results in recent years, a detail that has followed them into this biggest domestic pairing.
The matchup represents Garcia's first defense of the belt and Benn's first challenge for a major world title, raising stakes for both men as they trade shots and reputations in Las Vegas.
Betting markets quoted by Betway showed Garcia as the favorite, with odds listed at 3/10, Benn at 5/2, and the draw at 16/1, reflecting public expectations ahead of fight night.
Fans planning to watch should note the differing broadcast arrangements by territory and the on-demand availability on Paramount+ after the event concludes, as promoted on official platforms.
