LAS VEGAS – September 9, 2026 – The World Boxing Council (WBC) and Maestros Joyeros (Master Jewelers) have joined forces to present a truly extraordinary collection of championship rings created especially for the highly anticipated fight between Ryan García and Conor Benn, taking place this Saturday at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
More than a commemorative piece of jewelry, each ring represents a symbol of conquest. The collection was conceived to capture the identity of both protagonists and transform victory into a one-of-a-kind piece: a permanent reminder of the moment when one of them wrote his name in history.
The two exclusive designs showcase the personalization of each piece according to the potential winner. The names “Ryan,” “García,” “Conor” and “Benn” are incorporated into different versions, accompanied by visual references to their respective national roots. In this way, the concept transforms the ring into something deeply personal: there is not simply a winner of a fight, but a champion whose identity is forever captured in a work created specifically for him.
At the center of each design is the WBC emblem, surrounded by a high-jewelry architecture that combines volume, texture and extraordinary attention to detail. The piece incorporates elements that evoke the brilliance and prestige of a world championship, while the names and national symbols turn each version into a statement of pride, heritage and triumph.
These rings were created by César A. Villegas, CEO of Maestros Joyeros, a Mexican high-end jewelry brand whose history is supported by a family tradition dating back to 1931. The modern company, founded under the Maestros Joyeros brand in 2019 by the fourth generation of the Villegas family, has built its identity through the union of traditional techniques, innovation, design and technology.
That combination is especially fitting for an alliance with the WBC. Like the special belts that the World Boxing Council has turned into emblematic pieces of the sport’s greatest nights, these rings seek to transcend the object itself and become part of the narrative of an event.
The work of Maestros Joyeros has also achieved a significant presence in the worlds of entertainment and culture, with a roster of artists and personalities that includes international figures from music, film and sports. Its design philosophy—bringing together exclusivity, identity and contemporary craftsmanship—finds one of its most special expressions in this collection.
| “At the WBC, we have always believed that great champions deserve symbols that live far beyond the night of the fight. These rings represent exactly that: the identity of Ryan García and Conor Benn, the pride of their roots and the greatness of achieving victory on a world stage. We are very proud to join forces with Maestros Joyeros to create pieces that celebrate the champion and forever preserve the memory of a historic moment.”— Mauricio Sulaimán, President of the World Boxing Council |
When García and Benn step into the ring this Saturday, the objective will be clear: to win, put on a show and, if possible, score a knockout. But for the victor, the reward will transcend the immediate result. Along with the glory of victory, he will receive a piece created to carry with him a story that will never be repeated: his name, his colors and the memory of a night when he became a champion.
GARCÍA VS. BENN. ONE NIGHT. ONE WINNER. ONE RING FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS.
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Founded in 1963, the World Boxing Council has remained committed to the protection of boxers, the promotion of social responsibility and the use of boxing as a vehicle for peace, opportunity and positive change around the world.
