Comments Thread For: 'I made mistakes,' Andy Ruiz Jr. admits as restoration project begins

[richardt]

Why would it take a half decade to hit the reset button??? As soon as he shows he has lost a lot of weight and has some conditioning, then I will believe.

[richardt]

I think Andy Ruiz is serious this time around if he's victorious against Miller You'll see the changes
Don't give up on him

If he weighs at or below his first fight with Joshua, then I will believe it. More like below that weight. Let him show his physique now since the fight is not far off.

[Boricua181]

Get together with Adrien Broner. He's an expert on "reviving his career." Still reviving it as far as I know...

No he's not, his career has been a bust ever since he lost his undefeated record to Maidana!!!

[Boricua181]

I think he'll beat Miller easily. Would like to see a rematch with Parker on the undercard of Usyk/Fury II.

He should be able to put an ass whipping on Miller, and I'd love to see him rematch Parker, that would be a hell of a fight.

[Hooded Terror]

Look for a unanimous decision win over fat Miller, after many fun exchanges and sharp counters from Andy.

[Smash]

fatti v the worst ped cheat scumbag the sport has ever seen

wtf is turki doing here rewarding big cheat miller anyway its not like hes even deserved it with his boxing, hes hopeless

[Smash]

"The enigmatic Miller"

lol huh

"Miller was supposed to face Joshua but tested positive for a banned substance"

he was caught with at least 3 peds i think and then again later for another

trash articles once again

[A.B Counterhooks]

Andy still a good fighter he can def pick up his career back on track but gotta remain consistent with his discipline, I think he'll stop the roided big ass baby lol.

[sidefx996]

No he's not, his career has been a bust ever since he lost his undefeated record to Maidana!!!

Yeah that was a joke lol. Ruiz has been "reviving his career" for the last five years. "It'll be different this time." He'll be 35 in less than 2 months and he's fought exactly twice since pissing away the rematch vs Joshua in 2019. Once against a 40 year old Arreola, who dropped him once and hurt him several times, and once against a 43 year old Luis Ortiz who also took him the distance and gave him a good fight. He's the definition of wasted talent and it's sad because the kid has some serious God given skills. Sad what could have been had he actually had the drive and work ethic to match. At the end of the day he WAS the heavyweight champion of the world, and like James Hunt in F1, maybe that was enough for him.

[Smash]

'I made mistakes'

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