Shock moment Brit is knocked out cold by sucker-punch in Benidorm after getting into argument with bouncers
THIS is the terrifying moment a Brit is sucker-punched after getting into a row with Benidorm bouncers.
Footage from Sunday night shows the lad being knocked to the ground as fellow holidaymakers rush to his aid.
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The Brit, dressed in a white t-shirt and trousers, appears caught up in a heated exchange as a friend steps in to try and quell the argument.
As tensions escalate, the man is seen being brutally punched in the face and falling to the ground, contorting one of his legs.
The shocking clip then shows a woman in a pink cowboy hat rushing to the man's aid as a group of lads row with the security guards.
According to one onlooker, the scuffle escalated when one man - who appeared to be a local - asked the other to leave the bar.
They told the Mail Online: "It's always the d***head Brits - it makes you ashamed to be a Brit sometimes.
"We'd been in there for two hours or so - it seemed a nice bar and all of a sudden we heard a bit of a commotion.
"He was out cold, and his leg looked dislocated."
The Brit's current condition remains unclear.
This isn't the first time Spain has seen a bust up between revellers.
Earlier this month, footage was released of two unruly Brits who started fighting each other in Tenerife while getting cheered on by immature yobs.
Shock moment cheering Brits watch vicious street brawl in hols hotspot Tenerife
One of the women is seen lunging at another tourist before brazenly tackling her face-first onto the ground.
The violent footage filmed in Playa de Las Américas sparked fury among locals on the popular holiday island.
Elsewhere, a lad's holiday to Benidorm ended in horror when a dad broke his neck after being shoved into a swimming pool"as a joke".
Martin Bullen, 31, was at a Benidorm pool party on June 10 when he claims somebody who he "didn't know" playfully pushed him into the water.
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The single dad-of-two said he had no idea how shallow the water was so when he was pushed, he tried to dive in but split his head open on the bottom of the pool.
Luckily one of the worried partygoers that stepped in to get Martin out of the pool was an army medic so knew to keep him still until an ambulance arrived.
Martin, who works as a sales advisor, was then taken to a nearby hospital where docs gave him 16 stitches in his head and found that he had fractured his neck in three places and broken his back.
He explained that the trip to Benidorm with his cousins was intended to have a break from being a busy single dad.
The fight also comes just a month after two Brits were caught brawling in Tenerife.
The footage has highlighted growing concerns over tourist behaviour in Spain.
At the start of the astonishing footage, one of the women dressed in white is seen lunging at another tourist.
She brazenly tackles her face-first onto the ground.
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