Sandor Martin outlanded the sluggish Mikey Garcia and was more accurate, landing 47% of his power punches. Garcia landed just 19% of his total punches, his second lowest total as a pro (Spence-18%).

Martin said he’s willing to give Garcia a second chance but expects to conduct business at a more natural 140 pounds, not 147, going forward. He and Garcia fought at a catch weight of 145 pounds.

Garcia sought a tune-up fight after a 20-month layoff before seeking challenges against the best 140-pound fighters in the world. Martin wasn't expected to be much of a problem for him.

Mikey Garcia hadn’t fought in nearly two years before stepping into the ring for what was perceived as a tune-up fight Saturday in Fresno, California, against Sandor Martin.

In one of the biggest boxing upsets in recent memory, Sandor Martin of Spain scored a majority decision victory over former four-division champion Mikey Garcia on Saturday in Fresno, California ...

Martin (39-2, 13 KOs) had never competed on the world level before; this was his first bout outside of Europe. He was meant to be a stay-busy opponent for Garcia, who hadn't fought since February ...