Deontay Wilder has admitted changes need to be made before a rematch with Tyson Fury takes place next summer.
The pair of heavyweight stars will do it again following a Fight of the Year contender last weekend.
Fury largely dominated rounds where Wilder failed to score a knockdown and the ?Bronze Bomber? will alter his tactics accordingly.
?There?s a lot of things I?m going to go back and adjust. I didn?t do what I was supposed to do and I bent the gameplan,? Wilder told Sirius XM Radio.
?I know everything I need to do. The rematch will prove it all. We?re still the champion. I?m the man.?
He continued: ?Nothing he did affected me. The punches didn?t affect me. I was fighting myself and him. I take nothing away from Fury and he made this fight great.
?We knew what he was going to bring to the table. I made this fight way harder than it needed to be.
?Trust me. We got it. My mind was locked on that [on KO?ing him]. I?ve learned my lesson. Second time around it?ll be a lot different.
?I won?t let my emotions get the best of me. It was a great event and I wanted to end it as that.
?I take nothing from him. The fight was amazing,? he added.
Fury is on board with a second bout, which could take place in Las Vegas or Manchester, England in June or July next year.
