Conor Benn defeated Regis Prograis by unanimous decision in a boxing match with all three judges scoring the bout 98-92. The identical scorecards suggest Benn won a clear, dominant victory across ten rounds. This represents a significant win for Benn against the former world champion Prograis. The post was accompanied by a photo credit to The Ring. No additional details about the event location or date were provided in this brief result announcement.
Conor Benn extended his professional boxing record to 25 wins and one loss with a commanding unanimous decision victory over former world champion Regis Prograis, with all three judges returning identical scorecards of 98-92 across ten rounds.
Benn, 29, known as "The Destroyer," represents the United Kingdom and competes as an orthodox fighter. Standing five-foot-eight with a 68-inch reach, he has now built one of the more impressive records in the welterweight division, and this result marks arguably the biggest name he has defeated in his professional career to date.
Prograis entered the bout as a former world champion, lending considerable weight to Benn's performance. The 98-92 scorecards from all three judges indicate there was little room for debate about the outcome, with Benn appearing to control large portions of the contest throughout the full ten rounds.
Why it matters
- Benn's unanimous shutout over a former world champion significantly raises his profile and standing in the division
- The identical 98-92 scorecards from all three judges point to a dominant, consistent performance rather than a closely contested fight
- The result strengthens Benn's case for a future world title opportunity at 147 pounds
