Comments Thread For: Wilder Reacts To Ruiz's 50-50 Demand: You Ain't Nobody Compared To Me, Stop That!

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  • Outwest Exp 355
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    #41
    Originally posted by Rodtang

    Why? Wilder won a title and cherry picked his career there after. Ruiz was a unified champion, beating the divisions no1 at the time. Wilders best win is Ortiz. Oh look. Fat Andy beat him too. Fat Andy fought Joshua twice. Wilder is still trying to find the balls for that one. Wilder probably only deserves 40.
    That’s ridiculous and you know it. Wilder puts buts in seats and Ruiz doesn’t. Wilders well know and Ruiz isn’t. Period point blank. 35 40% for Ruiz and I’m not sure he deserves that.

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      #42
      Originally posted by Outwest Exp 355

      That’s ridiculous and you know it. Wilder puts buts in seats and Ruiz doesn’t. Wilders well know and Ruiz isn’t. Period point blank. 35 40% for Ruiz and I’m not sure he deserves that.
      How well did Wilder’s last PPV sell? Without Tyson Fury?

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        #43
        The damage Fury has done to Wilder's psyche is very obvious. Wilder is so delusional he thinks he can pull a 70/30 split on a fighter that has accomplished more than him. He thinks he's on Fury's level.

        I believe we might see Wilder shave his hair, grow out his beard, and start taking that Michael Jakson medication soon.

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          #44
          Originally posted by KingTito
          50-50 is not right. Ruin needs to take less.
          And yet it is a more reasonable proposal than 70-30.

          Wilder should compromise if he wants to make the fight. 55-45 would be fair, in Wilder's favour.

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            #45
            Originally posted by megas30

            He never said he was better. Wilder has more popularity and is the bigger draw. On the business side, Wilder deserves more.
            Possibly. But are you sure? Don't you think that all Ruiz mexican and American/Mexican fan base contributes a lot to the pot also? Wilder has always been a poor sell. He's only really made money against Fury, and in the Breazele and Ortiz 2 fights he was hugely overpaid and they took losses. A fight with Ruiz might actually generate some cash, and that's got a lot to do with Andy's popularity.

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              #46
              Originally posted by chicken-

              Fat Andy struggled vs Ortiz and Areola, 2 opponents that Wilder destroyed when they were younger and better. I can agree 60/40 is reasonable, but Ruiz has no opportunities to be making this kind of money vs anyone else. As far as getting knocked out by Fury, he also gave Fury his hardest fights to date, and I doubt Ruiz would come anywhere near that vs Fury.
              That's as maybe. But Ortiz was the first genuine 50/50 Wilder fought. He may have got the showreel ko, but he was outboxed and shown up on both occasions. And what happens if Wilder beats Joshua? Because you know all his fans will rave about it. Do we say Fat Andy beat Joshua when he was younger and better? The point is, Wilder hasn't proven himself to any higher level than Ruiz. So he can hardly be all high and mighty here. But that's Wilder all over. Talks bigger than he is. He knows this fight isn't even on the table. That's why he's shouting about it. If it were, he'd be quiet right now, until it was made.

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                #47
                wilder-helenius did 75k ppv buys

                ruiz-ortiz did 65k ppv buys

                ruiz has a much better resume than wilder so 50-50 seems fair when their popularity is pretty close

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Outwest Exp 355

                  That’s ridiculous and you know it. Wilder puts buts in seats and Ruiz doesn’t. Wilders well know and Ruiz isn’t. Period point blank. 35 40% for Ruiz and I’m not sure he deserves that.
                  What seats? The bottom half of Barclays, or the top that they shut off. Ruiz caused a major upset against Joshua, so believe me, he's well known enough. Wilder is well known for getting destroyed on a regular basis by Fury. You don't think, Mexico and American/Mexican fans won't get behind Fat Andy? Of course they will. Why do you think Haymon exploits the fact on a regular basis, making match ups with black fighters against Mexicans. Ruiz provides his piece of the pie. It's only fair he gets to sample it.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by champion4ever

                    Then what is Andy Ruiz' excuse for not fighting Tyson Fury in September. Team Fury made him an offer as well and he rejected it; Just like he is rejecting Team Wilder's offer.

                    He wanted Fury to pay him $20Mil also. So obviously Ruiz is broken and his heart is no longer in the hurt business anymore. Which is why he is pricing himself out of these fights.

                    What you posted would have been true and made a lot of sense if he had rejected Wilder's offer to fight Tyson Fury but he rejected Fury's offer also. So what is the excuse?
                    If you believe Fury's claim about that, then you need to wake up. Fury can't even keep track of his own BS. Ruiz was never offered a fight. Fury has no interest in Ruiz. And neither does Wilder. The moment Wilder starts talking splits, we know the fight isn't even on the table. PBC don't do business in the media. Wilder has already been told he's not getting this fight. That's why he's shouting and balling about it. Winning fights in the media, he isn't going to be having in the ring. That's his style. If this was going to happen, there'd be no peep from him until its announced. Why haven't the WBC ordered the eliminator? Because PBC don't want it. Not until there's a vacant title to fight for. Then it'll get ordered and you'll not get any public money argument's. But the title isn't vacant. PBC don't want to risk Wilder losing to fat Andy. And if he won, he'd only be mandatory to a guy he's consistently failed against. So, there's not a chance this fight is made until there's a vacant title. Wilder will face his usual first round cherry pick blowout as he always does.

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                      #50
                      Wilder haters with the clouded judgement as usual. Ruiz is a good fighter. He upset AJ, then ate himself out of being competitive in the rematch.

                      Wilder's the A side in this matchup by a mile. Easily the biggest HW attraction in the US. 40% would be generous for Andy.

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