Leigh Wood stunned the world of boxing with a thrilling and brutal knockout of Michael Conlan to secure his dream of fighting at Nottingham Forest's City Ground.
In an enthralling contest, already being dubbed a fight of the year contender, Wood was on his back in round one after a chopping left-hand put him down.
But the Gedling featherweight stormed back to defend his WBA crown to knock Conlan down in the 11th before finishing the job with a devastating right hand a round later.
Conlan tumbled through the ropes in scary scenes at ringside and left the Motorpoint Arena on a stretcher before being taken to hospital in an ambulance.
But the Irish fighter, who produced an electric performance himself, was okay after CT scans showed there was no damage to the brain.
Celebrations were muted as medical staff attended to Conlan but the pair were pictured together on Sunday morning discussing a fight that will go down in history.
Wood could now get his dream of fighting at the City Ground this summer on the back of a life-changing night.
Reflecting on an incredible night, the emotional 33-year-old and huge Reds fan said: "It has always been the dream to fight there.
"I told everybody that I was going to make it happen and Eddie Hearn had promised me that if I won the fight then it would.
"I can't wait. The Forest fans who turned out last night were incredible.
