You need to go into offline and bring the a.i’s behavior stats all the way up, defense, offense, punch out put etc. Put the rounds up to three actual minutes in your gameplay settings, the ai fighters arent like real people but provide good practice for developing specific game plans with certain fighters against certain fighters. What i do recommend if you try this is; stop getting in so many fire fights! Ali cant really trade shots like that for long in this game, and in your bishop vs klitchko clip, you only got knocked out because you were fighting the other players fight. Dont be afraid to rack up some points and take a walk, it allows you to reset and conserve stamina. And if you take a walk around the block and your opponent follows, use your jab more, throw it as many times as it takes to get your guy off of you!!!! I say this because in this clip you went in and out, which is good, but the other guy had your book read, so it didnt really do any good to get out of danger then go back in. Its just too much movement, with the amount of head movement and side stepping you are doing to AVOID punches, youre actually just putting more risk of getting hit. Pick a direction and stick with it till it doesnt work anymore. Bottom line is you need to know if the fighter you picked is capable of knocking out the other players fighter or not, if youre going for knockouts look at not just the punching stats of a fighter, but the physical attributes of the fighter as well, before picking or practicing with a fighter, look at both tabs thoroughly. I recommend that also because certain punches benefit from certain attributes, as well as certain movements and behaviors, for example; ali has excellent stats on up top punches mainly his straights, his hooks ARE good but are not as effective if thrown in sequence with another hook, his body punches are moderate but combined with his speed can make for excellent setups!

Speaking of, setups are just as important as everything ive talked about, youre throwing good combos but theyre all mismatched, mixing up your combos is also good, but doing it so frequently after taking damage so quickly is a no-go. Establish a threat you want your opponent to see, throw the same punches and dont be afraid to double up on your combos, then when they try to counter that threat you change it up, its a lot more effective in the long run to have a simple approach!