Ryan Garcia's hopes of a triumphant return to the ring were left in tatters this May as the highly touted star suffered a shock decision defeat to Rolly Romero.
The American was deservedly beaten in a lacklustre performance following a year out of the sport following a drugs ban in the wake of a massive bout with Devin Haney.
The star's win, subsequently reverted to a no-contest, had been the latest stepping stone in an impressive career, only for him to now face a fight back to the summit.
But just who is Ryan Garcia? Here, DAZN News profiles the star, including his personal stats, fight history and professional record, as well as his next bout.
Ryan Garcia is a American boxer who fights primarily at light welterweight and welterweight, and has previously fought at super featherweight and lightweight too.
Born in 1998 in New York City, USA, he turned professional in 2016 after a highly decorated amateur career, and steamrolled his way through the divisions.
The winner of several minor titles across his career thus far, he is yet to win a full crown and is often seen as one of America's biggest boxers without a crown on his resume.
Ryan Garcia has contested 27 fights as a professional to date, recording 20 wins , with 13 knockouts, two losses and one no-contest across the length of his career so far.
He has recorded statement victories against Romero Duno, Luke Campbell and - before it was reverted to a no-contest - Devin Haney, one of his biggest performances.
The drugs scandal that engulfed it however has had reaching consequences, while his other biggest fight with Gervonta Davis resulted in a seventh-round KO defeat too.
Ryan Garcia's next fight is currently unconfirmed, with the star most recently fighting against Rolly Romero at Times Square in New York City.
The American was bidding for a victory to set up a highly anticipated rematch with Devin Haney - and instead now finds himself at something of a career crossroads.
The chance to set up the grudge bout remains, but it is unlikely to come this year, with Haney likely to pursue more successful avenues and silverware if possible.
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