By Miguel Rivera

This past Saturday night, former two division world champion Danny 'Swift' Garcia returned in full force after losing two of his past three commitments.

Garcia battered Adrian Granados (20-7-2, 14 KO), dropping him three times on route to a stoppage victory at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.

Garcia lost two twelve round decisions, one to Keith Thurman in March 2017, and one to Shawn Porter in September 2018. Between those two fights, he scored a brutal knockout of Brandon Rios.

With the recent victory, Garcia secured the WBC silver title - which puts him in line for another crack at Porter, who has the WBC title. Thurman holds the WBA's welterweight title.

Garcia would like to get rematches with both.

"Those fights are in the past. They were two close decisions that I think I won. I did not receive any punishment and I feel excellent. I would like the rematches against Thurman and Porter," Garcia shared with Primera Hora.

"Granados was the perfect fight for me at this stage. It's one that I had to win to re-route my career and return to the level I once had."

Garcia (35-2, 21 KO) made some adjustments to prepare for his most recent ring outing.

"We added a new conditioning coach, and we worked on some things to improve the explosiveness, speed and power. I look and feel better. Now physically I am stronger, I feel that it was the best camp of my career with excellent sparring and I did everything necessary to be prepared," Garcia said.

"I will prove that I am still one of the best boxers in the world. I know there are many fights that can be made so I will accept whatever comes up in my direction."

At the moment, Thurman is nearing a high stakes fight with Manny Pacquiao in July, and Porter is possibly facing Errol Spence in a unification in the fall.