Benn vs. Vargas

10 April 2021

Conor Benn Defeats Samuel Vargas & Full Boxing Results From London

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Conor Benn Defeats Samuel Vargas & Full Boxing Results From London | Boxen247.com

Copper Box Arena, London

Conor Benn (18-0, 12 KOs) W TKO 1 Samuel Vargas (31-7, 14 KOs)

(WBA Continental Welterweight Title)

Savannah Marshall (10-8, 8 KOs) W TKO 3 Maria Lindberg (19-7-2, 10 KOs)

(WBO Female Middleweight Title)

Fight Notes: Lindberg was down in round 2 and 3. The fight was stopped at 1:11 of round 3.

Shannon Courtenay (7-1, 3 KOs) W PTS UD 10 Ebanie Bridges (5-1, 2 KOs)_

(WBA Female Bantamweight Title)

Fight Notes: Scores were 97-94, 98-92, 98-92, all for a Courtenay unanimous points victory.

Kash Farooq (15-1, 6 KOs) W PTS UD 10 Alexander Espinoza (20-3-2, 8 KOs)

(WBC International Silver Bantamweight Title)

Fight Notes: Scores were 97-93, 97-95, 97-94, all for a Farooq unanimous points victory.

Nick Campbell (1-0, 1 KO) W TKO 2 Petr Frohlich (2-31-1, 1 KO)

(Heavyweight)

Fight Notes: Campbell was making his professional debut.

John Hedges W PTS 4 Stanko Jermelic

Event Notes: Matchroom promote, DAZN worldwide (excluding UK), Sky Sports televise in UK TV/Broadcast.

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9 April 2021

Conor Benn vs. Samuel Vargas Full Fight Card Weights From London

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Copper Box Arena, London

Conor Benn 146.75 vs. Samuel Vargas 146.25

(WBA Continental Welterweight Title)

Shannon Courtenay 117.15 vs. Ebanie Bridges 117

(WBA Female Bantamweight Title)

Savannah Marshall 159.4 vs. Maria Lindberg 155

(WBO Female Middleweight Title)

Alexander Espinoza 117.5 vs. Kash Farooq 117.3

(WBC International Silver Bantamweight Title)

Nick Campbell 249 vs. Petr Frohlich 226.7

John Hedges 178.1 vs. Stanko Jermelic 174

Event Notes: Matchroom promote, DAZN worldwide (excluding UK), Sky Sports televise in UK TV/Broadcast.

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8 April 2021

Conor Benn & Samuel Vargas Ready For War This Saturday

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Conor Benn & Samuel Vargas Ready For War This Saturday | Boxen247.com

Conor Benn and Samuel Vargas declared themselves ready for their fight this Saturday at Wembley Arena in London. In their last press conference, the contenders of the World Boxing Association (WBA) Continental Welterweight title talked to the press about their fight and the importance it has for them.

Benn is one of the most exciting rising fighters at 147 pounds and will be making his fourth defense of the black and gold belt. The Briton assured that he wants to leave a great impression on the fans and show the quality he has in one of the hottest divisions in boxing.

On the other hand, the Colombian challenger has significant experience having fought opponents such as Errol Spence, Vergil Ortiz, Danny Garcia, among others. He assured to have had a great training camp and to be ready to spoil the champion’s night on Saturday.

Both Benn and Vargas will have to step on the scale tomorrow to complete the last step before their bout. On Saturday they will be ready to shine on Matchroom Boxing’s big night.

Benn has a record of 17 wins, no losses, and 11 KOs, while Vargas has 31 wins, 6 losses, 2 draws, and 14 KOs.

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7 April 2021

Samuel Vargas: I’ll Break Him Down & Take His Soul

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Road warrior sends warning to “wild” Benn

Samuel Vargas has promised to make Conor Benn pay for his “wild” mistakes and says the 24-year-old doesn’t have the experience to deal with him when they meet over twelve rounds for the WBA Continental Welterweight Title this Saturday April 10, live on Sky Sports in the UK and on DAZN in the U.S. and more than 200 countries and territories.

Vargas (31-6-2, 14 KOs) is well known on these shores having floored former World Champion Amir Khan before losing on points in a hard-fought battle in September 2018, and the Canadian-Colombian warrior is no stranger to elite level opposition after sharing the ring with numerous quality operators such as Errol Spence and Danny Garcia.

Undefeated Benn impressed last time out in a significant step-up against Germany’s former IBO World Champion Sebastian Formella, but 31-year-old Vargas believes he presents a much harder task for ‘The Destroyer’ and is preparing to inflict a first career loss on the youngster.

“I have taken this fight very seriously,” said Vargas. “I had a great training camp and I worked my ass off. I’m really focused, and I can’t wait to get in there. This is professional boxing. Everyone is a threat. Everyone. Especially at this level.

“He is a strong young fighter. He’s going to come on strong. He looks physically fit all of the time. He seems very wild and makes mistakes that he has to pay for. We’ll meet in the centre of the ring and we’ll find out what he’s about. I’m expecting him to come to war and that’s what I’m prepared for.

“I don’t care what he thinks. They have hopes for him over here, I guess. I don’t see it personally. If he’s underestimating me, then the better it is for me. I expect a lot of fans to tune in and watch the fight. It’s going to be a hell of a show. I’m going to bring the heat. He’s going to do whatever he’s able to do.

“Last time I was here in the UK I came close to closing the show but then I didn’t have enough time left in the round. This time I’m going to bring the same energy and finish the job. I’m going to give Conor a right hand from hell. It would mean a lot to me to win this.

“That’s part of the plan, taking him into the trenches. We’ve got to break him down and take his soul. We’re going to break him down little by little. He doesn’t have the experience to handle that. He’s got to have the same energy that he has in the first round in the ninth and tenth. We’ll see about that.”

Benn vs. Vargas tops a big night of action April 10, Watford’s Shannon Courtenay (6-1, 3 KOs) faces Australia’s Ebanie Bridges (5-0, 2 KOs) for the vacant WBA Bantamweight World Title, Hartlepool’s Savannah Marshall (9-0, 7 KOs) returns after her win over Hannah Rankin, Glasgow Bantamweight Kash Farooq (14-1, 6 KOs) challenges Alexander Espinoza (20-2-2) for the WBC International Silver Title, Takeley prospect John ‘The Gentleman’ Hedges (1-0) looks to build on his pro debut win last October and Glasgow Heavyweight Nick Campbell makes his professional debut.

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6 April 2021

Benn Will Defend His WBA-Continental Belt Against Vargas This Saturday

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Benn Will Defend His WBA-Continental Belt Against Vargas This Saturday | Boxen247.com

Briton welterweight prospect and World Boxing Association (WBA) Continental Champion Conor Benn will return to the ring on Saturday to defend his belt against Colombian Samuel Vargas at Wembley Arena in London.

The 24-year-old fighter will make the fourth defense of his regional black and gold belt against an experienced opponent like Vargas in the main fight of the event organized by Matchroom Boxing.

Nigel Benn’s son, who is undefeated in his career, won the title in July 2018 when he defeated Cedrick Peynaud. Since then, he has defended against Finland’s Jussi Koiluva (2019), Belgium’s Steve Jamoye (2019) and Germany’s Sebastian Formella (2020).

Vargas, on the other hand, is an interesting test for the champion. He has experience and has fought fighters such as Danny Garcia, Amir Khan, Errol Spence Jr. or Vergil Ortiz, which is an important and very interesting background for this fight.

The South American is a brave fighter who does not back down from any fight, which predicts a great showdown against Benn.

On the same event, British Shannon Courtenay will fight Australian Ebanie Bridges for the WBA Female Bantamweight world title.

Benn has a record of 17 wins, no losses, and 11 KOs. Vargas has a record of 31 wins, 6 setbacks, 2 draws, and 14 KOs.

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6 April 2021

Amir Khan Warns Conor Benn of Samuel Vargas Power Ahead of Saturday

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Former World Champion tips ‘The Destroyer’ for further success

Amir Khan has warned Conor Benn about the “dangerous” power of Samuel Vargas “which can cause any fighter problems” and says the 24-year-old is taking a “massive step-up” when he risks his unbeaten record and WBA Continental Title against the Canadian-Colombian warrior this Saturday, live on Sky Sports in the UK and on DAZN in the U.S. and more than 200 countries and territories.

Khan knows all about the threat posed by Vargas, having been floored when they shared the ring on a Matchroom bill in Birmingham back in September 2018. The Bolton fighter sent Vargas to the canvas in the second round, only to be dropped himself, and had to respond with another knockdown during a hard-fought points victory.

Vargas is no stranger to elite level competition after sharing the ring with numerous quality operators such as Errol Spence and Danny Garcia, and former World Champion Khan says ‘The Destroyer’ will have to be at his very best this weekend if he is to maintain his unblemished record.

“He can get in there and have a little tear up,” said Khan when speaking to Sky Sports. “He can throw a good shot as well. He’s got decent power. I think it’s a massive step-up for Conor Benn. I think Conor will have his hands full in that fight.

“Since obviously after he fought me, he has been in one or two difficult fights, Samuel Vargas, and he’s been beat after I beat him. But I still think he’s a dangerous operator.

“You have to stay focused throughout the whole fight, because this is boxing, one punch can change a fight. Samuel has that power, has decent skills, which can cause any fighter problems.”

Benn has spoken of his desire for a huge domestic clash should he get past Vargas on Saturday, and the son of British fight legend Nigel has picked out Khan and Kell Brook as potential opponents. Khan’s next move is still unknown, but the 34-year-old is backing Benn to enjoy further success at the highest level of the sport.

“He’s a great fighter,” stated Khan. “I’ve seen him fight a few times. If he sticks to his game, he can be a World Champion just like his father. His father was a great champion, and to have him as a mentor is a big thing as well. I think he will go far.

“As long as you believe in yourself, you work hard, you train hard. You always wake up every morning, knowing that one day, where your end goal is. Chase your dreams, chase your goals.”

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1 April 2021

Conor Benn Eyes Amir Khan or Kell Brook if he Get Past Samuel Vargas

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‘The Destroyer’ prepared for war on April 10th

Conor Benn is eyeing a huge domestic clash with Amir Khan or Kell Brook should he get past Samuel Vargas on Saturday April 10, but ‘The Destroyer’ insists there is no chance of him overlooking the Canadian-Colombian warrior as he puts his WBA Continental Title on the line once more, live on Sky Sports in the UK and on DAZN in the U.S. and more than 200 countries and territories.

Rising Welterweight star Benn (17-0, 11 KOs) turned in a career-best performance last time out in November as he dominated Germany’s Sebastian Formella over ten impressive rounds, outfighting and outboxing the former IBO World Champion at the top of the bill at The SSE Arena, Wembley.

The Essex native, 24, has come on leaps and bounds since making his professional debut at The O2 in London back in April 2016, and is arguably one of Britain’s most improved fighters in recent years. A win over Vargas next weekend would further enhance his reputation as one of the hottest properties in the 147lbs division.

“He’s an experienced fighter,” said Benn. “He’s got tonnes of heart. He’s got tonnes of grit and sheer determination that so many fighters lack. He brings the heat! This ain’t going to be a one-two lights out. It isn’t going to be one of them. This is going to be a hard fight. This is going to be me getting stuck straight in and us two going at it in there. It’s going to be one hell of a fight and that’s what I’m preparing for.

“He gave Amir Khan hell. Amir Khan got saved by the bell and by the grace of God three or four times in that fight. He had him on the deck. I know Khan’s chin isn’t that credible but he’s a well-respected fighter. He’s achieved everything that I want to achieve in the sport. This is going to be a harder fight than people think in my opinion.

“I made the mistake once of overlooking an opponent and I hit the deck twice. I can go back to that fight because it was a career-defining moment for me. I had to ask myself how badly I wanted it. It taught me to never overlook an opponent. I thought, ‘what’s he going to do to me?’. Boom, straight one-two. That was a massive reality check for me. Since then I don’t overlook opponents.

“I’m not overlooking Vargas, but what doors open after him? I want a big domestic fight still. Someone that I can take that experience off. The Amir Khans, the Kell Brooks. The Josh Kelly fight is still there if he’s still fighting. The Amir Khan fight would be one hell of a fight. That would be a great British clash. Amir Khan was a fighter I looked up to and so was Kell Brook. Why not put me in with one of them after Vargas?

“This is definitely going to be an entertaining fight for the public. This is going to be one that you don’t want to miss. This is going to be a steppingstone in my career. It’s going to be a massive fight. It’s going to be a great fight. It’s going to be a hard fight. I’m going to have to show grit, determination, hunger, skill and power – the full shebang!”

Benn vs. Vargas tops a big night of action April 10, Watford’s Shannon Courtenay (6-1, 3 KOs) faces Australia’s Ebanie Bridges (5-0, 2 KOs) for the vacant WBA Bantamweight World Title, Hartlepool’s Savannah Marshall (9-0, 7 KOs) makes the first defence of her WBO Middleweight World Title against European Champion Femke Hermans (11-3, 4 KOs), Glasgow Bantamweight Kash Farooq (14-1, 6 KOs) returns after his masterclass win over Angel Aviles and Takeley Super-Middleweight John ‘The Gentleman’ Hedges (1-0) looks to build on his pro debut win last October.

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18 January 2021

Conor Benn Meets Samuel Vargas on April 9th

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‘The Destroyer’ steps-up again

Conor Benn will defend his WBA Continental Welterweight Title against Samuel Vargas on Saturday April 9 at a venue to be confirmed, live on Sky Sports in the UK and on DAZN in the U.S. and more than 200 countries and territories.

‘The Destroyer’ (17-0, 11 KOs) produced a career-best performance last time out as he dominated Germany’s Sebastian Formella over ten rounds to retain his WBA Title for a third time in what was his second headline fight.

The 24-year-old Essex native looked impressive as he outfought and outboxed Germany’s former IBO World Champion to take a unanimous decision on the judge’s scorecards and remain undefeated in the red hot 147lbs division.

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