That’s all for tonight. Thanks for following along with us and be sure to check out our full report.

Compubox’s punch statistics lend numerical context to tonight’s big shocker. Garcia landed 106 of 285 blows (37.2%), compared to 87 of 214 for Haney (40.7%).

Notably, Garcia landed nearly twice as many power shots (95) as Haney (45), landing at a 41% clip after Haney’s previous 10 opponents landed only 25%.

Round 12

Garcia mean-mugs to the finish line and we’re headed to the scorecards (amid technical difficulties at ringside!).

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 9-10 Garcia (Haney 111-113 Garcia)

Round 9

A strong ninth from Haney, who is scoring consistently with the right hand. It looks like he’s mostly recovered from that nasty seventh.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 10-9 Garcia (Haney 86-83 Garcia)

Round 8

Garcia looks fatigued after expending so much energy in the seventh but Haney does’t look like he’s fully recovered from that stunning battery. Haney slows things down and wins the round but he’s been hurt multiple times tonight and is far from out of the woods.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 10-9 Garcia (Haney 76-74 Garcia)

Round 6

Garcia opens the sixth guns ablaze, meeting Haney in the center of the ring and reeling off no fewer than 20 uncontested punches while whipping the crowd into a frenzy. A couple of them get through Haney’s guard but he weathers the barrage well, then picks up right where he left off in the fifth, using educated pressure to score. Close round and the early spurt was enough for Garcia.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 9-10 Garcia (Haney 58-56 Garcia)

Round 5

Haney continues to apply pressure and back up a visibly frustrated Garcia, who is missing a whole lot more than he’s landing. The crowd boos a long stretch of inaction.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 10-9 Garcia (Haney 49-46 Garcia)

Round 4

The gulf in class between these fighters is beginning to tell as the contest leans into the middle rounds. Thrown off by Haney’s feints and upper-body movement, Garcia is walking into counters that have started to take a toll as much mentally as physically. Garcia is looking frustrated, starting to hold more and more, looking for a opening for the left hook.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 10-9 Garcia (Haney 39-37 Garcia)

Round 3

Haney lands a right hand upstairs right between Garcia’s guard. Then Haney lands a big left hook that sends Garcia reeling backward and brings the crowd to its feet. Garcia doesn’t seem hurt, pounding his gloves together as if to say: “Come on!” Haney operating in calm rhythm and with perfect timing at the moment, jabbing to the head and body.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 10-9 Garcia (Haney 29-28 Garcia)

Round 2

Haney is more aggressive to start the second, throwing and landing the right hand. Garcia doesn’t seem overly interested in working the jab, instead looking for openings for that left hook. Haney scoring with the jab, one after another. An easy round for the champion.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 10-9 Garcia (Haney 19-19 Garcia)

Round 1

What a start! Garcia comes out swigning, landing a flush right hand on Haney then wobbling him with a left hook, sending the crowd into hysterics and forcing the champion to tie up. Chants of “Ry-an! Ry-an!” ring through the arena. Haney is doing his best to turn down the temperature and start working behind the jab.

Guardian’s unofficial score: Haney 9-10 Garcia (Haney 9-10 Garcia)

The final instructions have been given, the seconds are out and we’ll pick it up with round-by-round coverage from here!

Ryan Garcia is making his way to the ring. He’s emerged from the tunnel in an all-white robe beneath a custom diamond crown to the ear-splitting strains of a three-song medley: No Child Left Behind and Jesus Walks by Kanye West followed by El Rey by Vincente Fernandez.

Now it’s Devin Haney, who makes his entrance to 21 Savage’s redrum in a kit designed by the luxury label Fear of God.

The ring announcer is presenting the fighters from the center of the ring. No anthems tonight.

Arnold Barboza Jr has just won a highly controversial split decision over Northern Ireland’s Sean McComb. It was a bit of snoozer, with long periods of inaction drawing boos from the nearly full Barclays Center crowd. But the Belfast southpaw was clearly getting the better of the action and the result came as a surprise. One ringside judge had it 98-92 for McComb while the other two scored it 96-94 and 97-93 for Barboza. (The Guardian had it 97-93 for McComb.)

The announcement of the decision was greeted with a chorus of boos and catcalls that only grew in volume when Barboda conducted an in-ring interview before departing the arena floor. Compubox’s punch statistics reveal that Barboza landed 10-of-44 shots per round after averaging 22-of-70 in his previous seven outings.

That concludes the undercard. Haney and Garcia should be making their ring entrances in short order.

Bektemir Melikuziev has just defeated Pierre Dibombe by a technical unanimous decision. The 2016 Olympic silver medalist was having his way of things before an accidental clash of heads opened a gigantic gash over his left eye beneath the eyebrow. The ring doctor put a stop to things early in the eighth round the fight went to the scorecards. All three had Melikuziev winning comfortably by scores of 79-73 (twice) and 78-73.

That leaves one more undercard fight: Arnold Barboza Jr and Sean McComb in a scheduled 10-round junior welterweight bout. After that, Haney and Garcia will make their ringwalks.

Bryan will be here shortly. In the meantime here’s his lookahead to tonight’s main event.