🚨 NO FLIGHTS, NO INFORMATION FOR CANELO-MBILLI SAUDI CARD 👀 Robert Garcia: "I don't want to be in a documentary 25 years from now talking about all these brave fighters, coaches and managers that went [to Saudi Arabia] and never came back. My team, at least my team with Lindolfo Delgado, we've been waiting all weekend. We don't have no flights. We don't have no information. So honestly, I don't really know what's going to happen. ... Lindolfo and the rest of my team should've already known they're flying out in the next couple of days to be there at least 1 week before. We can't be sitting, waiting, and thinking, 'We're just waiting for that flight. They'll send it to us.' They should have already." (@boxingscene)

🚨 'PARAMOUNT EMBARRASSED BY GARCIA-BENN NUMBERS' 👀 Dan Rafael on Zuffa Boxing: "I don't think anybody expected them to do big numbers off the bat. But I do think people expected them — including Paramount executives themselves — that when they brought a fight like Ryan Garcia-Conor Benn to Paramount and they had paid Conor Benn astronomical money for his first fight of his agreement to be on an undercard that was on Netflix and then to come and have a big main event on Paramount with Ryan, they had expectation to get some big bang for their buck and it was very telling that they did not announce any numbers for that. ... They were embarrassed by the numbers I'm sure for that fight. And it's cost them a lot of money." [@TrisDixon's Total Boxing on YouTube]