Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz Believes A Deathly Outcome Awaits Ruiz If He Faces Wilder: "He'll Kill Andy Ruiz"

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Long before Deontay Wilder made his return to the ring this past weekend, Andy Ruiz Jr. expressed an overwhelming desire to face the pernicious knockout puncher. Having lost his WBO, WBC, and WBA heavyweight titles against Anthony Joshua in their immediate rematch at the tail end of 2019, Ruiz (35-2, 22 KOs) picked up his second consecutive victory earlier this year at the expense of Luis Ortiz.
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[Andre_parker1]

While Wilder will most likely be the favourite to win, Ortiz makes it sound like he's bitter about losing to Ruiz.

[hugh grant]

I thought ruiz might beat wilder but I think wilder wins now. But ortiz was outboxing wilder, so you sometimes wonder how they come to conclusuions?
But I would actually prefer wilder v ddd or joyce

[TheOneAboveAll]

Ruiz W12 Wilder

[juanpablo]

Andy's defense is leaky as hell and Wilder is one of the scariest one-punch KO artists I've ever seen. Wilder wins by KO inside 6 rounds for the simple fact that Andy cannot do what Fury did, physically he just can't.

[Larry the boss]

Ruiz is to easy to hit

[MONGOOSE66]

NO ONE can take Wilders power over 12 rounds EXCEPT Fury.

[VislorTurlough]

Still need to make the fights. Anytime 2 top 10s fight is a good thing!

[PBR Streetgang]

Interesting fight and almost guaranteed to be what we get next. Andy is skilled and tough hasn't really impressed when he's stepped up other than the AJ win (where he was dropped and hurt and caught an overly aggressive Joshua trying to finish him off).

Ruiz will need to survive Wilder's assault and blitz him with fast violent counter barrages. I don't think he will. Wilder TKO 5.

[P to the J]

I thought ruiz might beat wilder but I think wilder wins now. But ortiz was outboxing wilder, so you sometimes wonder how they come to conclusuions?
But I would actually prefer wilder v ddd or joyce

Well, this is exactly it, Hugh. Ortiz has lost to both men, and the subtext is that Wilder needs to ‘kill Ruiz’ for Ortiz to maintain his pride and position in whatever internal hierarchy he has.

Ofc, he’s probably right, but the point stands.