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HUGE BRAWL! Benn and Garcia separated in HEATED press conference!

HUGE BRAWL! Benn and Garcia separated in HEATED press conference!
Sky Sports Football Saturday 18 July 2026, 20:08 UTC 1 min read
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Conor Benn and Ryan Garcia exchanged heated words and then had to be separated by security during their Zuffa press conference and face-off.

Conor Benn and Ryan Garcia exchanged heated words and then had to be separated by security during their Zuffa press conference and face-off. [Image text:] 23 skysports
Benn (PERSON) Garcia (PERSON) Conor Benn (PERSON) Ryan Garcia (PERSON) Zuffa (ORG)
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