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You're way too riled up: you're losing control of your emotions and soon you are going to slip up big time. You take some deep breaths and get a hold of yourself before the next round starts.

All this activity has left you dehydrated and you are starting to cramp up. You take a long, soothing drink of water, allowing the fluids to revitalise you.

That last round sent your head spinning! You are so dizzy that you gratefully take a seat and try to steady your swimming vision before you have to go back out there.

Your body has been through so much. You are aching all over and need to recover. You spend the break with a wet towel, trying to let your body recover before the action starts again.

You were exhausted! This timeout is just the opportunity that you needed to catch your breath and regain some vital energy.

You're way too riled up: you're losing control of your emotions and soon you are going to slip up big time. You take some deep breaths and get a hold of yourself before the next round starts.

All this activity has left you dehydrated and you are starting to cramp up. You take a long, soothing drink of water, allowing the fluids to revitalise you.

That last round sent your head spinning! You are so dizzy that you gratefully take a seat and try to steady your swimming vision before you have to go back out there.

Your body has been through so much. You are aching all over and need to recover. You spend the break with a wet towel, trying to let your body recover before the action starts again.

All too soon, the break is over. You both get back to your feet, hoping that your respite was enough to see you through to victory now that the action is restarting.

The bell rings as the timer ticks out and the referee signals for you both to retreat to your corner for a rest. This is a vital opportunity to recover. But how will you use it?

He stayed down so long that you were sure that you had him beat. He only just manages to get to his feet enough to limp to his corner for the end of the round.

He squirms, he pants, he tries to stand... and then he falls back down. His determination is admirable. That will be fun to break now that he is your plaything for the prize round!

Knowing him, he should be able to beat this count and get back to his feet. But for some reason he doesn't seem to want to. Not that you are surprised, after what you just did to him. He wisely takes the fall and stays down, taking the loss in order to avoid more of your punishment.

He's down but there is plenty of fight left in him. You look on in disgust as he feigns a limp and protests that he slipped over and so on. You can see right through his bullshit but the ref doesn't and waves the fight on, much to your annoyance. He won't get away with it a second time, though.

It's over and you emerged victorious! You are delighted: this is all so much more fun when you win. The referee raises your arm and you celebrate with a wonderful, contented feeling washing through you.

The time has come for the fight. It's time to put all of that training and preparation to good use.