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View Full Version : Would you train under former heavyweight champ Ruiz? The Pretender 05-09-2005, 06:41 PM Regardless your thoughts on his fight style, he's a two time world champ and defeated HOF fighters. If he truly retires and starts training fighters would you be train under him? Say he was going to look for three promising young prospects out there. You have to admit you'd be proud to be selected to be taken under his mentorship. leff 05-09-2005, 06:44 PM well yeah he probably knows more about boxing than my trainer. SacTown1 05-09-2005, 06:46 PM Regardless your thoughts on his fight style, he's a two time world champ and defeated HOF fighters. If he truly retires and starts training fighters would you be train under him? Say he was going to look for three promising young prospects out there. You have to admit you'd be proud to be selected to be taken under his mentorship. HELL YES I'd train under Ruiz.... he would mold me into the greatest gay **** star in the history of gay **** Who would EVER want to learn from that guy? Who would ever willingly want to develop a style that provokes criticism and jeers from the entire boxing public? Who would ever want to listen to a guy who did nothing but complain about his opponents yet broke every rule in the book? The Pretender 05-09-2005, 06:51 PM HELL YES I'd train under Ruiz.... he would mold me into the greatest gay **** star in the history of gay **** Who would EVER want to learn from that guy? Who would ever willingly want to develop a style that provokes criticism and jeers from the entire boxing public? Who would ever want to listen to a guy who did nothing but complain about his opponents yet broke every rule in the book? Yeah right. You'd probably be so happy to be trained by him you'd **** yourself. {BrownBomber} 05-09-2005, 07:01 PM Regardless your thoughts on his fight style, he's a two time world champ and defeated HOF fighters. If he truly retires and starts training fighters would you be train under him? Say he was going to look for three promising young prospects out there. You have to admit you'd be proud to be selected to be taken under his mentorship. hell yes ruiz would be the best trainer ever, the best fighter in the world would make the best trainer in the world. Id be the first Mexican heavyweight champ :boxing: :D The Fix 05-09-2005, 07:03 PM no one has done more with less talent then ruiz. id train under him Tarver is my dad 05-09-2005, 07:13 PM I'll definately train under him. He'll train me how to wrestle, and I can train him how to box. |