Ryan Garcia recently taught Bobby Green about the art of fighting with your hands down.

The lightweight veteran – also known as King Green – suffered a first-round knockout loss at UFC 332.

Esteban Ribovics dropped him three times before the referee waved things off earlier this month.

What’s next for Ryan Garcia?

After a vicious knockout of Conor Benn in Las Vegas, who should Ryan Garcia face next?

Bobby Green discusses his UFC 332 loss with Ryan Garcia

On Monday, footage emerged of Bobby Green at the club with his friend Arnold Barboza Jr., who is a 33-1 boxer.

They bumped into Ryan Garcia, who asked the UFC fighter about his recent loss to Esteban Ribovics.

“You lost, right? What happened?” the WBC welterweight champion said.

Barboza immediately began blaming Green’s defeat on his hands being too low at UFC 332.

“It’s just little tweaks, bro,” he added.

“Like, he’s fighting completely with his hands down. Pick them up a little bit.”

Garcia began demonstrating how to fight with your hands down, but still avoid taking punches.

“At least be here,” he explained. If you are gonna have your hands down, be here.

“They can’t hit you. If you’re gonna have your hands down, you can’t have your hands down like this.

“Unless he just f—ing sucks. If he sucks, you can do whatever you want.”

What’s next for Ryan Garcia?

Ryan Garcia knocked out Conor Benn to retain his WBC welterweight title on September 12.

The 28-year-old has a long list of opponent options after becoming one of boxing’s biggest stars.

Garcia recently revealed he’s in talks to fight Floyd Mayweather during an interview that Adrien Broner was also a part of.

“You think Floyd can f— with me?” Garcia asked Broner.

‘King’ also claimed that he will “knock out Floyd” if their super fight comes to fruition in 2027.

“If I get him hurt early, it’s over. I’ve seen him, he’s a small man. His wrists are baby’s. He is a small man.

“I don’t give a f— what his name is… You know what? F— him.”