In the fight with Vitali Klitschko, at the end of the fourth round I told Lennox, 'Lennox, you're losing the heavyweight championship of the world. You're used to being the tall fighter and pulling back and being out of range, but this guy is taller than you'. And Vitali was fighting like a man obsessed that night. So Lennox looked at me and I said to him, 'We got to go to the streets. You got to go out and change your style, and when you jab don't just jab — push your jab all the way through where you can push him off balance', because I saw that Vitali crosses his legs a lot when he punches, and he would be out of balance. I said, 'When you get inside throw punches. If you miss him with a hook, bang him with your shoulders'. When he got inside there was a little trick I showed him how to slowly get your right hand down, real slow and quietly, and then rip an uppercut!

With everything I told him to do, Lennox looks at me, goes out there, and wins the fifth round big time. And then he wins the sixth round big time, and when he came back at the end of the sixth round he looked at me and he said, 'I got him now!'

Emanuel Steward (trainer of Lennox Lewis)