Joshua claims he was not right the first Ruiz fight. Baseless claim.

[15round]

So Joshua proves he is no different than the other fighters who make excuses for losses. He knows that fight II did not redeem himself and now he is justifying that it was just a bad night. He sure looked okay until he got knocked down and Ruiz beat him down until he quit in round 7. He looked okay when he knocked Ruiz down. He looked okay when he landed some shots after Ruiz got up. He didn't look okay after Ruiz knocked him down. He didn't look okay in fight II when Ruiz was so fat he could not even effectively moved his torso and Joshua didn't try to take him out.

Joshua NEVER redeemed himself in fight II. His confidence is down and now he is trying to build up his confidence by making excuses.

This is the best replay I have seen for the Joshua Ruiz 1. The referee, Tyson, Leonard, Cooney, Strahan, Stallone, Dan Raphael and more. https://www.sportingnews.com/us/boxi...c15l7k85ear0nu

[OnlytheTruth]

Yawn.
Ruiz's response to Joshua saying he wasn't right was along the lines of 'Yeah, I still won though' and he was 'half-in-shape' for the rematch.
Joshua still won the rematch though, didn't he?

Do wipe the salt out of your vagina.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

What happened to “no excuses”?

[Earl-Hickey]

Yup cool, Ruiz can enjoy his moral victory as he watches AJ fight for undiaputed in the biggest heavyweight fight in almost 20 years while he himself is dragging Areolla out of retirement for a fight thats gonna sell 20 ppvs.

Ruiz got AJ with a good shot in the first fight then in the second fight he disgraced himself and the sport of boxing by meekly surrendering his titles because he was too fat to put up a fight.

I'm tired of hearing Ruiz name, get back to me when he's relevant again.

[removed]

What happened to “no excuses”?

No excuses, but AJ wasn't himself, he had a medical issue, and it was a lucky punch from the gods.

No excuses doe.

[DaNeutral.]

Joshua looked jittery when he walked out. But I think he and his team had put him under pressure to impress stateside, a good dominant win would be the golden ticket to be a star in America.

If there was anything actually wrong with him or he wasn't really fit to fight he shouldn't of fought. You step through the ropes you are good to go.

[W1LL]

AJ took the loss like a man, came back and righted the wrong. What are you crying about? Stuff was going on behind the scenes in the build-up to that fight that AJ refuses to talk about or use as an excuse 'TIL DIS DAY!!1! Again, why are you crying? AJ handled his first Pro defeat with real class.

[_Rexy_]

Joshua looked jittery when he walked out. But I think he and his team had put him under pressure to impress stateside, a good dominant win would be the golden ticket to be a star in America.

If there was anything actually wrong with him or he wasn't really fit to fight he shouldn't of fought. You step through the ropes you are good to go.

He looked just as jittery (if not worse) in his ring wak against Povetkin too.

[Toffee]

Sorry, where is the excuse that you're pointing to?

Injury? Water spiked?

I'm pretty up to date with the boxing news and I still haven't seen an excuse come from him.

[hugh grant]

Josh.Must realise all the people he beat can claim they weren't right when Josh beat them. Ruiz can claim he was outta shape 2 nd fight.
It evens itself out over career you will have off nights. Josh had off night