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Seeing that Frampton 'knockdown' again and it is an incredibly harsh one. Frampton's left leg looks to have slipped and that was the reason he hit the canvas, not because of any punch.

Frampton looks furious. It also means it is a 10-8 round to Garcia, and suddenly a wide margin on the scorecards early on is a lot narrower now.

Frampton thought it was a slip, Victor Loughlin says otherwise and Frampton is OK to continue after getting to his feet.

Frampton down in the seventh. Was it a punch or a slip?

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Paul Mulligan:#Garcia, external looking much better now - won the 4th and might have nicked the 5th there. #TheJackal, external cut with a nice shot too. #bbcboxing, external

Dave McAuley
Former flyweight world champion on BBC Radio Ulster

Frampton has caught Garcia with some really hard shots, but he has taken them, soaked them up and threw a lot back. This fight is being fought at a very frantic pace.

Garcia again forces Frampton back on to the ropes. A right hook from Frampton gets him out of there, but Garcia is doing a good job of hauling himself back into this contest.

Frampton, with some bookmakers was 1-100 to win this fight earlier on tonight. There may be some bookmakers sweating a bit at the moment as Garcia is right back in this one.

The cut does not look too bad. Frampton's new trainer, Jamie Moore, wants Frampton to try to keep Garcia at distance.

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Garcia lands with some body shots, but Frampton, who, remember is fighting for the first time since January, responds well. He is trying to draw Garcia in and counter with the left jab. Another left over the top follows to see off another Garcia attack.

Good action in round five, and Frampton has a little cut to deal with as well after catching a swinging right hook.

Garcia's best work of the fight so far, punches that force Frampton on to the ropes. A left hook to the head is also accurate and powerful. A good response from the Mexican and one we had not seen coming.

Plenty to think about for Frampton in this one, and it might not be as one-sided as we thought it would be.

Garcia's corner tell him he has to be quick. Maybe, just maybe, the first round of the night won for the Mexican.

A good right hand provides some rare success for Horacio Garcia, this is his best round so far.

The Mexican is still in there, trying to connect, but Frampton's movement has been excellent and a number of wild swings from the away fighter have been unsuccessful or only landed on a glove or arm.

Three rounds gone, and Frampton has won them all.

Remember, this is a 10-round, not a 12-round fight. At the moment, it doesn't look like it will go the distance.

Thumbs up from Tony Bellew.

A super right hand from Frampton, but to the Mexican's credit, he takes the shot. The Mexican tries to change tactic and move to the body, but it is not long before Frampton is again on the front foot.

Dave McAuley
Former flyweight world champion on BBC Radio Ulster

Carl Frampton is counter-punching and it is perfect at the moment. If he keeps this up he will walk this fight.

A number of unanswered punches as Garcia retreats, in a straight line, soaking up a large dose of punishment. Frampton is looking well on top and in total control. Two rounds in and he is boxing beautifully.

Footballer Charlie Adam is enjoying what he is seeing.

He is landing frequently, and a lightning quick left-right combo both find the target.

The home crowd are loving this.

Dave McAuley
Former flyweight world champion on BBC Radio Ulster

You wouldn't have thought he has been out of the ring. Frampton dominated the round.

But Garcia, who has already taken a number of tough shots, looks to come forward, but he is struggling to get close to Frampton, who looks sharp on his toes and hard to hit.

Every punch that lands cranks up the volume a notch in the SSE Arena, and a lot of punches are already landing. Cracking start for Frampton.