Ryan Garcia Shocks Fans With WWE Appearance Ahead of Dana White-Promoted Conor Benn Fight
Ryan Garcia made his presence felt in WWE by taking out Joe Hendry and helping The Judgment Day.
WWE has been a great platform for many big names, from movie promotions to promoting their upcoming fights. In the past, stars like Hugh Jackman and Arnold Schwarzenegger have appeared for promotions. It seems Ryan Garcia has also made his WWE appearance for a promotion, as it came right before his upcoming fight against Conor Benn, which is being co-promoted by Dana White’s Zuffa Boxing.
On the recent episode of Monday Night Raw, which was held in Los Angeles, Garcia came in and surprised everyone. Not only was he in the house, but he also delivered a shocking betrayal of Joe Hendry and joined The Judgment Day in proper heel style.
Ryan Garcia Made WWE Appearance Unforgettable After Brutally Attacking Joe Hendry
Firstly, when WBC Welterweight Champion Garcia appeared on the screen, it seemed like he was there as a regular star attendee. He was shown sitting in the front row with his wife and daughter. Later in the show, Hendry and Danhausen were in the ring singing the 'You Are Cursed,' song.
Subsequently, Garcia jumped over the barricade and joined the dance party. Later, he picked up the guitar, and when Hendry welcomed him and turned around, Garcia swung it and smashed the guitar over the WWE star.
Soon after, Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh from Judgment Day entered the ring and attacked everyone on the stage. They beat down their rivals while Garcia watched with a smile. When everything was over, the boxing star joined Dominik and JD in the middle of the ring. The three men stood together and raised their hands. Indeed, it doesn’t seem that ‘King Ry’ is here for a long storyline. Rather, it appears to be a one-off appearance to promote his upcoming fight against Benn.
Ryan Gacia vs. Conor Benn Fight Details
On Sept. 12, WBC welterweight champion Ryan Garcia will defend his title against Conor Benn at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Interestingly, the fight is being co-promoted by longtime rivals Dana White and Oscar De La Hoya. Benn has not fought at 147 pounds in four years, but he enters the bout after back-to-back wins over Chris Eubank Jr. and Regis Prograis.
On the other hand, after losing his comeback fight to Rolando Romero, Garcia bounced back in style by defeating Mario Barrios in February to win the WBC welterweight title. Now, all eyes are on him as he prepares to defend the belt.
