Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz: I'm Not Here To Lose Weight & Be Skinny - It's Not A Body Contest

[elfag]

In other words he fell off the wagon inbetween camps and regained all the weight and isnt going to bother to lose it again.

[elfag]

Indont think he will ever get into the conditioning he should. It would be as easy as hiring a chef dietician for his camps and he could easily get down to 225-235 which would make his stamina and speed top notch at the top outside of Fury

he spent the whole camp focused on losing weight only for andy to gain it all back.


Really is it too much for Andy to lose 20-35 pounds inbetween camps and keep it off and then just focus on boxing during camp....


his fat ass basically needs a weight loss camp before the actual camp. but thats too much trouble so he just wings it as a fat ass and considering how far he came by just winging it like that he has tremendous untapped talent if he actually tried. He could be unified champ right now.

[landotter]

Strange how there is all these articles on Ruiz, but none on Luis Ortiz.

An upset win here in an exciting tussle and Ortiz maybe set up for a really big payday.

[Corelone]

Another one who doesn't like to run. I heard the excuse for Wilder. They say, running won't build up his chicken legs. I guess running won't get rid of fat either.

[4truth]

After two camps back to back he came in at 268 and defeated Joshua. He's saying his target is 260-265 and I don't see how anyone here would know any better weight for him than the fat man himself.

[Bob]

I have no time for Butterbean 2000, he is what he is, he's never going to train properly with correct nutrition.

[M312]

Ruiz is an interesting one. He gets a lot of credit for beating AJ, but really he caught AJ with a counter when he got ****y trying to finish Ruiz in 3 rounds.

The rematch he got comprehensively outboxed. There is actually little evidence that he would have done differently 20lbs lighter because AJ wasn't going to get caught by a counter again.

Not sure if the Ortiz fight really settles anything either, but boxing is better with him in the mix.

[Oldskoolg]

he spent the whole camp focused on losing weight only for andy to gain it all back.


Really is it too much for Andy to lose 20-35 pounds inbetween camps and keep it off and then just focus on boxing during camp....


his fat ass basically needs a weight loss camp before the actual camp. but thats too much trouble so he just wings it as a fat ass and considering how far he came by just winging it like that he has tremendous untapped talent if he actually tried. He could be unified champ right now.

I don’t disagree. He has fast hands, high energy, a solid chin, good recovery powers, he will retire not having accomplished all he could have. But then again, no one looking at him would expect him to have won the heavyweight championship of the world

[-Kev-]

Strange how there is all these articles on Ruiz, but none on Luis Ortiz.

An upset win here in an exciting tussle and Ortiz maybe set up for a really big payday.

To me it won’t be an upset. A lot of fans and media are fixated on Ortiz’s TKO win over Martin but nobody cares about Ruiz subpar decision win over Arreola. And Ruiz also suffered a KD.

It’s bizarre the way Ruiz’s performance is being ignored. Fans are speaking of Ruiz as if he’s fresh off the AJ win and Ortiz is fresh off the Wilder loss.

Also Ortiz is probably taking this fight way more seriously than Ruiz. Idk the odds for this fight but I see Ruiz as the underdog, just my opinion.

[Kannabis Kid]

I have no time for Butterbean 2000, he is what he is, he's never going to train properly with correct nutrition.

Well you had enough time to come onto a thread about him, read it and then comment.

People keep talking about his weight like they know his conditioning he was conditioned enough against AJ the first time to knock him up and down the ring 4 times something Usyk couldn't even do once in 24 rounds. He messed it up in the rematch and that was obvious to see, but if he wasn't conditioned he wouldn't have lasted against Arreola especially after being hurt early.

He's always been big even bigger when he was with Sanchez he lost weight and it didn't help him in the ring. As long as the cardio is on point there shouldn't be a reason to complain. Losing weight doesn't always equate to being in better shape neither does building muscle that would only make his hands slower and make him stiff like AJ.