Ryan Garcia will defend his WBC welterweight title against Conor Benn in a blockbuster US vs UK clash shortly.It will be a huge showdown with big commercial interest from both sides of the pond, with Benn travelling over to the US to challenge Garcia on foreign shores.Benn is fighting for a world title for the first time and appearing at welterweight for the first time since 2022GettyThe Benn fight marks Garcia’s first defence of his WBC beltGettyGarcia won the title with victory over Mario Barrios in February, and will now make a first defence of the belt.Benn could pose a significant threat with the hard-hitting Briton out to secure the accolade and made some history of his own that his father Nigel held between 1992 and 1996.It will be a first world title challenge and ‘The Destroyer’ is also in a positive vein of form having secured a win in his rematch over bitter rival Chris Eubank Jr last year.But this will be a significant step-up with Garcia carrying lightning fast hands and a wealth of experience at world level.What time and where is Garcia vs Benn?The welterweight pair will meet on Saturday, September 12.The title clash will be held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with main event ring walks expected at 11:00 pm ET/ 4am UK time.Main card action is due to get underway at around 8:30pm ET/ 1:30am.It will fall on a night that many will celebrate Mexican Independence, which was a target for Garcia given his family heritage.And, with the fight being co-promoted by Zuffa Boxing and Golden Boy Promotions, Dana White, the UFC’s CEO, has moved the company’s Noche event start time to accommodate the boxing.Where can I watch Garcia vs Benn?In the UK and Ireland, the event will be broadcast live on DAZN pay-per-view.The fight available to watch as part of the DAZN Ultimate subscription, which can be purchased for £24.99 a month for UK subscribers.On US shores, the bout can be watched exclusively live on Paramount+, which will come at no extra cost to the standard subscription.Garcia vs Benn: UndercardSubject to change…Main Event: Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn – WBC welterweight titleJai Opetaia vs Norair MikaeljanMark Magsayo vs Andres CortesJose Carlos Ramirez vs Alexis RochaDa’Mazion Vanhouter vs Raphael AkpejioriAbel Gonzalez vs Raul SalomonVlad Panin vs Dakota Linger Oswaldo Molina vs Pablo RubioSean Garcia vs Abraham MoralesWatch Boxing on DAZN*If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenueSign up to DAZN to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate from just £24.99/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.Alternatively, DAZN Standard is just £15.99/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.Click here to sign up.Benn ‘dragged down to the pits of hell’Benn must weigh no more than 10st 7lb (67kg) for the fight and admits it’s been brutal cutting down.“It’s been extremely difficult,” he said.“It feels like I’ve been dragged down to the pits of hell, had a fight with Satan and God brought me back to life.“Making weight has been the hardest thing I’ve done. I haven’t made weight for four and a half years so it’s going to be hard.“But I won’t moan when I’m getting paid a fortune to headline in Vegas for a world title. I know what I signed up for.”On his challenger, he added: “I told you in person you aren’t a good enough fighter to beat me.“You forced yourself in this position I will show the lesson of rushing into something you just aren’t ready for.“This one is for Mexico and the UK. Both want his a** clipped. Clout demon will be slayed.”Garcia and Benn will duel in Sin City, with bragging rights and world honours at stakeGettyBenn has been poking fun at Garcia’s pride in his Mexican heritage given he can’t speak SpanishGettyGarcia ignored the scheduled face-off at Mandalay Bay on Tuesday.“I have a lot of experience in this game. I’ve been fighting big fights for a long time – much longer than him – and I’ve been in Vegas long enough to realise certain things are not worth my time,” he said.“I have a routine to follow, I need to stay sharp. I’ll let him go and stare at himself, but I’ve got a job to do. I needed to train.“We’ve got a face-off on the press conference, on the weigh-in and then in the ring. How many face-offs do we need?“I don’t need to play mind games. He’s getting his ass whooping regardless. He could be confident, he could be happy, sad, drained, strong or anything he wants to be – the skills will pay the bills in that ring.”Eubank Jr and Benn exchanged blows in what was a brutal 12-round war in their first fight and talkSPORT Boxing insist this version of Benn needs to fight GarciaGettytalkSPORT verdictBoxing journalist and talkSPORT host Gareth A Davies told former European champion Spencer Oliver about his fears for Benn. “The danger for Conor Benn is, when that bell rings, he’s going to be in a world of trouble.”“By the fifth or sixth round he will find out who he in the ring against. I can see him being knocked out in five or six rounds but, surprise me, Conor, and win.“But for me, this is the most dangerous fight of his career. Forget Eubank at middleweight, this is the most dangerous and I think he gets knocked out [by Garcia] midway through.”Oliver agreed, clarifying it’s hard to predict how he does in a fight like this because he has never boxed at this level. “We’ve seen nothing to suggest he can compete at this level and I think that’s where your opinion comes from and you’re right to say it.“However, one thing we know about Conor Benn is the DNA [to fight]. He showed, albeit against a weight-drained Eubank, but remember that first fight [between them]? He had to show a lot of cojones.”And that’s the fighter the talkSPORT Boxing pair would like to see against Garcia given the American’s skills.