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

[b Murphington]

I just realized this is on a Sunday. Makes sense since it’s Labor Day. I know I said I wouldn’t buy it, but I might have a few people over. Idk.

[gluvsup]

Could have fooled me, Señor Gigachad!

[wileyhemi]

Such a wasted talent. The man literally had the world in his hands and continues to Rollie pollie into the ring. He’s two years outside of his loss to AJ and could have EASILY and HEALTHILY dropped 50+ pounds. Instead he comes into the ring as a strongman slob. I hope he’s humbled and takes a KO. Maybe that will wake him up to reality.

You want him to be a cruiserweight?

[edgarg]

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 quite believe that. Ge had to have had the usual number of sparring partners,and work on mitts as well. He is just making an excuse to convince himself that it was not his fault.

The guy is obiously no great brain. Here he was , an unexpected Champ of the World, suddenly worth tens or hundreds potentially of millions, and he put on 20 lbs partying instead of the opposite.

He deserbed to lose. Joshua was there to be taken just like the first fight, but Ruiz was mired is slob.

[BodyBagz]

How many times has his team claimed he was losing weight and getting into great shape ?

[MastaBlasta]

Ruiz was fast, active, and his boxing looked very good at 268 against Joshua (1st fight) and Dimeitrenko before that. He's aiming for 260 - 265. I don't see any problem. Whether he is good enough to beat Ortiz may be a different question, but fighting at 260 - 265 IS his natural weight as a fighter.

If it's not he was very effective fighting there. Leave him alone and enjoy the fight.

[Boxingfanatic75]

You want him to be a cruiserweight?

Sure why not? At 6 feet tall that is more of a natural weight for him.

[Boxingfanatic75]

I'd love to see you call Andy Ruiz a slob to his face on fight night. This is proof you've never stepped foot in a boxing gym. It's easy to be critical behind a keyboard.

I never said he wasn’t talented. No I haven’t seen the inside of a boxing ring and sorry to burst your bubble but having spent 5 years in The United States Marine Corps and always have been in top physical condition; I have no fear of man. So no, what I say on screen I have NO issue saying it face to face. Like my drill instructor I’d say he’s a fatbody.

[Malvado]

That is the right mindset, he was just fine focusing on the boxing training however he does seem to have improved his conditioning a bit more compared to when he trained for Arreola.


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[Grandma Pleaser]

Lmao people really giving it to ruiz. Everyone in the division is fat as hell like wtf. Literally windmill and aj are the only "fit" ones. Usyk too I guess but not as muscular. It works for Andy so who cares