Conor Benn has stated that his primary objective is to secure a WBC title fight against Ryan Garcia, but he's aware that several other prominent fighters are eager to face him. Benn recently signed a multi-fight deal with Zuffa Boxing and marked his debut with the company by defeating Regis Prograis. As the mandatory challenger for Garcia's WBC welterweight title, Benn believes he has numerous options. 'Of course, the Garcia fight is a priority, but I have plenty of other opportunities,' Benn said.
'Many big-name fighters are calling me out, and if Ryan doesn't want the fight, there are plenty of other contenders.' Benn's recent victory over Prograis has sparked interest among other fighters, with many now seeking to face him. 'It's amusing to see all these fighters calling me out after my win over Prograis,' Benn noted. 'No one was interested in fighting me after my rematch against Chris Eubank Jr., but now they're all eager to get in the ring with me.' Zuffa Boxing's head, Dana White, is open to arranging a 'fun' fight between Benn and Garcia, emphasizing his focus on creating the biggest and most exciting matches possible.