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Teofimo Lopez in a fake beard at the press conference, flanked by Ryan Garcia and Liam Paro
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Teofimo Lopez crashes press conference in fake beard disguise

Newly crowned three-division world champion Teofimo Lopez crashed Friday's boxing press conference as a fake reporter.

Teofimo Lopez, who recently won the WBA welterweight title, snuck into Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn's final press conference at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. He wore a fake beard and wig.

He said he was DAZN reporter Jack Hoffman. He asked Benn about his hair before turning to Garcia.

When Garcia said he needed to beat Teofimo first, Lopez pulled off his disguise and announced who he was. Garcia smiled and lifted his WBC belt in response.

Lopez is now a three-division champion. He wants to face the winner of Garcia-Benn in 2027.

Australian boxer Liam Paro, the IBF welterweight champion, has also been calling out both fighters.

WBC welterweight champion
Garcia's title
WBA welterweight champion
Lopez's new title
IBF welterweight champion
Paro's title
Australian
Paro's nationality

Why it mattersLopez's move signals a big welterweight unification fight is coming. This raises the stakes for the Garcia-Benn winner.

AustraliaAustralian boxer Liam Paro holds one of the belts being contested and has challenged both fighters to face him next.

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