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Published 09:39 30 Jan 2017 GMT

Garcia got the finish in the third round, handing his opponent his first ever knockout loss in terrifying fashion. He drew in his opponent who overextended with a left straight and punished him with a swift three-punch combination that had him stumbling around the ring off-balance like a new-born lamb.
Facing the ropes, Zlaticanin spun around to stand back toward the action, but turned straight into a vicious right haymaker from the depths of hell that sent him crashing down to the canvas in a heap. He was out like a light before he hit the ground. He required several minutes of medical attention after being knocked out cold and needed oxygen to regain consciousness and sit up and make it to his stool. Garcia refused to celebrate until he knew his opponent was okay. https://twitter.com/BoxingBritain1/status/825725157469716485 The 29-year-old Garcia previously held the featherweight and super-featherweight belts before having a two-and-a-half year lay-off from the sport after a contract dispute and ensuing legal battle with Top Rank Promotions, which has since been settled.Explore more on these topics:
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