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Ryan Garcia vs Conor Benn
60.8%Ryan Garcia
LOCKED Sep 12, 9:20 AM PDTAll four probabilities, converted to the same fighter, average 60.75% for Ryan Garcia. 4/4 models select this fighter. Confidence is limited by the underlying model evidence.
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Why the models lean this way
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- Claude: Garcia is documented champion (25-2, 20 KOs) making first welterweight title defense; Benn is challenger
- Gemini: Garcia's 25-2 record with 20 KOs
- Grok: Garcia holds and defends welterweight title
- GPT: Garcia is the reigning welterweight titleholder and making a first defense.
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Claude · Ryan Garcia · 60.0%
Only Garcia has a documented record (25-2, 20 KOs) and he is the reigning welterweight champion making a first defense, with amateur pedigree and a high knockout rate. Benn's resume is credible — a 2026 win over Regis Prograis and two celebrated fights with Eubank Jr — but those were at 160, and his record, results and methods are not supplied. Absent verified Benn data, the champion/challenger framing and Garcia's documented power and speed give a modest, not decisive, edge. Sparse and one-sided evidence keeps this near a coin flip with low confidence.
anthropic/claude-opus-5 · Sep 12, 9:19 AM PDTGemini · Ryan Garcia · 60.0%
Ryan Garcia enters as the defending World Welterweight Champion with a strong 25-2 record and 20 KOs, indicating significant finishing power. Conor Benn brings momentum from a recent victory over Regis Prograis and experience in heavier weight classes, including bouts at 160 pounds. However, Garcia's established championship status at welterweight and proven knockout ability give him a slight edge. The lack of Benn's complete professional record and detailed statistical metrics limits confidence in a definitive prediction, but Garcia's pedigree and current form as the titleholder make him the favored side.
google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview · Sep 12, 9:19 AM PDTGrok · Ryan Garcia · 62.0%
Garcia enters as defending welterweight champion after capturing the title in his prior bout, with documented 25-2-0 record and 20 KOs since 2016 debut. Benn challenges after a win over Prograis but lacks comparable title or record detail in evidence. Both weigh near 146 lb for 12 rounds with noted style contrast; sparse opponent-adjusted history and no camp or form metrics lower certainty.
xai/grok-4.3 · Sep 12, 9:19 AM PDTGPT · Ryan Garcia · 61.0%
Garcia gets the slight edge on the supplied evidence: he is the defending welterweight champion, the preview gives a documented 25-2 record with 20 KOs, and he is described as back on top after winning the title in his last outing. Benn is presented as dangerous and coming off a win over Regis Prograis, with “contrasting styles” noted, but the feed lacks Benn’s full record and broader opponent-adjusted history. At 12 rounds and near-even weights, only a modest lean is justified.
openai/gpt-5.4 · Sep 12, 9:19 AM PDTWhat remains uncertain
- Benn's professional record, KO rate and debut date are absent from the evidence
- No opponent-adjusted histories, judges, camp, or injury data
- Outcomes of the Eubank Jr fights and Prograis bout details (method, rounds) not specified beyond Benn's Prograis victory
- Promotional copy is the primary source, which is inherently favorable framing for both sides
- No information on Garcia's two losses or his most recent title-winning performance
- Benn's exact professional record is missing
- No detailed opponent-adjusted history
- No Benn professional record supplied
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Record hash
53d0f4eaf4dbf51c8770d9f96c8b924cfd0b64fcc8dc8239d28164ea2dac8510 - First recorded forecast
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Record hash
564636c450614c5c83f08828c345c91c5351cd1b98b72ed00e6565ca53bc8baa
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Recorded outcome: World Welterweight Championship: Ryan Garcia defeats Conor Benn by TKO, Round 2, 1:25
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