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If i can say opinion as an amateur, i would suggest more commanding footwork for generalship. Left right forward bacj, you could have turned the pressure on more and cut off the ring more. Judges (here atleast) look for that. (you still had the generalship in the vid though)

I saw the jab looks ready to be thrown many occasions and looks potentially dangerous but you didn't really stick it into his face enough, you seemed to waiting for potential clean counter shots over his lead. Not worth the risk imo and not as much generalship/aggression or points in doing that. Stick the jab and dictate the pace with that as well.

I noticed with your lead hand dropped you relied on reflexes and head movement for defense. That will probably not work as well in the ABA, especially against pressure fighters or people with sharp right hand so maybe hands up more to keep the points on your side. More work on left hook and body rip sharp short punches as always. I hope not too critical, enjoyed the fight a lot looks like worthwhile having a go in the abas

 

Bit random but do you train alot of amatures? And is it only an exclusive thing?
If not mind telling me the price you charge etc i might be stuck in blackpool for a few months and don't want to miss training + if i get an opp to train alongside or by a respected pro i would jump at it