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He could have won.
End of Round One:
“Don't drop down to his height...
“Use your height and reach. He can't get past the jab, if you jab up and down. And he'll eventually walk onto the right hand.
“Be busier with the jab. Start shooting the odd one-two. Up on your toes, the odd one-two.
“Keep him long. Don't look to throwing hooks yet. Jab, jab, back hand.”
End of Round Two:
“When he comes in, [time Ruiz on the way in] throw the right hand.
“Relax and use your feet when you're in range. Don't go flat-footed. Be busier with the jabs, up and down and then follow up with the right hand. Look to break him down with the left-rights, use your reach and keep your chin down. Every now and then, throw the hook off the jab.”
End of Round Three:
No footage of the corner.
End of Round Four:
“Keep throwing the jab and defend with head movement. Keep your hands up when you're boxing. Don't come down to his height. He caught you with the hook, because you're loading up.
“Keep your hands up. Jab, jab, right hand. You'll break him down.”
End of Round Five:
“All you've got to do is be a little bit busier. Box a little bit more. Stick to the jabs and right hand.
“Listen to me, you can win this fight. You can beat him with your reach. Jab, jab, right hand.
“Don't look for power, look to box, because you're walking onto his shots. Whenever you've looked for hooks, he caught you. Don't look for hooks, because you're loading up.
“Listen! You've got to win these rounds. Get boxing again! All straight stuff. Keep your hands up!”
End of Round Six:
“You've got to start throwing one-two's and shoot the odd bodyshot. You have to time him. And if you hit him, you'll slow him right down.
“Jab, jab, jab and right hand. Left and right, left and right long. Uppercut and hook when you're inside. Be busier though...”
End of Round One:
“Don't drop down to his height...
“Use your height and reach. He can't get past the jab, if you jab up and down. And he'll eventually walk onto the right hand.
“Be busier with the jab. Start shooting the odd one-two. Up on your toes, the odd one-two.
“Keep him long. Don't look to throwing hooks yet. Jab, jab, back hand.”
End of Round Two:
“When he comes in, [time Ruiz on the way in] throw the right hand.
“Relax and use your feet when you're in range. Don't go flat-footed. Be busier with the jabs, up and down and then follow up with the right hand. Look to break him down with the left-rights, use your reach and keep your chin down. Every now and then, throw the hook off the jab.”
End of Round Three:
No footage of the corner.
End of Round Four:
“Keep throwing the jab and defend with head movement. Keep your hands up when you're boxing. Don't come down to his height. He caught you with the hook, because you're loading up.
“Keep your hands up. Jab, jab, right hand. You'll break him down.”
End of Round Five:
“All you've got to do is be a little bit busier. Box a little bit more. Stick to the jabs and right hand.
“Listen to me, you can win this fight. You can beat him with your reach. Jab, jab, right hand.
“Don't look for power, look to box, because you're walking onto his shots. Whenever you've looked for hooks, he caught you. Don't look for hooks, because you're loading up.
“Listen! You've got to win these rounds. Get boxing again! All straight stuff. Keep your hands up!”
End of Round Six:
“You've got to start throwing one-two's and shoot the odd bodyshot. You have to time him. And if you hit him, you'll slow him right down.
“Jab, jab, jab and right hand. Left and right, left and right long. Uppercut and hook when you're inside. Be busier though...”
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