Logan Paul interviews British boxer Conor Benn, covering Benn’s upcoming bout with Ryan Garcia and the promotional friction around it. Paul says Garcia cancelled an Impaulsive appearance at short notice, alleging it was the third time Garcia has pulled out of the show. Benn describes his own approach to preparation and pressure, including a decision to stop using social media; he says the break is permanent and that his accounts are handled by staff.
The conversation shifts to boxing business. Benn says signing with Zuffa Boxing was “the best thing” he has done professionally, framing it as a long-term move to secure opportunities and earnings for his family. He also discusses leaving Eddie Hearn in largely pragmatic terms, portraying it as a business decision rather than a personal dispute. In a separate financial disclosure, Benn says he spent about $1.2m during what he calls a two-and-a-half-year court case, and that investing and saving allowed him to continue supporting his family through the period.
Paul and the hosts also talk about crossover combat and career paths: Logan Paul explains why he has prioritised WWE over returning to boxing, while praising the relative predictability of wrestling performance versus the variability of fight-night readiness. The episode closes with lighter discussion about training-camp routines, weight-cutting and entertainment choices, before Benn leaves to spar later that day.
Conor Benn says he has stopped using social media and does not plan to return, describing the decision as permanent rather than a temporary training-camp break. He adds that someone else runs his accounts and he does not know the passwords.
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