Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz Jr. and Jarrell Miller fight to majority draw

[Liondw]

Miller won that, although he could've done a bit more in a few rounds after a slow start.

[champion4ever]

What a disgusting decision? Jarrell Miller was robbed. The fight wasn’t even close. I was wrong about Andy Ruiz.

I said that there was no way; At least on paper that he could lose this fight because he was the overall better fighter but he certainly didn’t perform like it.

Technically speaking and in theory I was right. However, scientifically I was wrong. Andy Ruiz had indeed lost this fight but was awarded a cheap Draw.

“Big Baby out performed him last night. He was the busier and more active of the two while walking Ruiz down in the process while landing the harder punches.

Judging by his preparation and performance; It’s Obvious that Andy Ruiz doesn’t have fighting in him no more. He should retire.

[Bob]

Buster getting a draw from that is beyond just bad judging.
Buster is going to train at home next to the fridge again for yet another cash out entitled to pay day.
This so called sport sometimes??

[Sparked_26]

Tbf it was still impressive that you can be:

That out of shape and come off 2 years on the couch.

That gassed.

Sweating barbecue sauce and French fries from round 5.

Fighting with a right hand made from smashed tacos for the majority of the fight.

Be getting walked back on your heels by a 300 pound man.

and STILL see the 12 rounds out and dupe a couple of judges into giving you a draw.

It is tough to cry for Miller too when we wouldn't be surprised if he cheated anyway. We know Ruiz wasn't cheating unless main lining bacon grease is a PED.

[Someone88]

Wow! That was a great fight! Both Miller and Ruiz did enough to win!

[deathofaclown]

Ruiz, Miller, Wilder and Anderson are in the same class. Very mediocre, out of any top 10 or something. They all can fight each other.

Wilder before Fury ruined him would've knocked all those out. Ruiz struggled with old Ortiz and Arreola. Wilder cleaned them out. I know boxing isn't that simple, but if you're struggling with Arreola in 2021 or whenever it was, then you're not better than Wilder was.

Wilder was limited in boxing ability but the version of Wilder that wasn't gun shy would beat those others.

Ruiz has always been average. He had good night vs AJ but that was an anomaly in his career. He's been completely mediocre every other time.

[Oldskoolg]

I’m convinced neither one of these guys will ever get into the bear shape they can be in. Ruiz seems unwilling to diet down to what he was against Parker and I think if he employed a good dietician and strength and conditioning coach, he could get down as low as 240-245 and actually enhance his game. Miller should be weighing no more than 260 himself, and that’s being generous. Both of them are just not as serious as they could be about their careers

[JakeTheBoxer]

Wilder before Fury ruined him would've knocked all those out. Ruiz struggled with old Ortiz and Arreola. Wilder cleaned them out. I know boxing isn't that simple, but if you're struggling with Arreola in 2021 or whenever it was, then you're not better than Wilder was.

Wilder was limited in boxing ability but the version of Wilder that wasn't gun shy would beat those others.

Ruiz has always been average. He had good night vs AJ but that was an anomaly in his career. He's been completely mediocre every other time.

I am talking about Wilder now. Pre-Fury Wilder was much more dangerous puncher.

[deathofaclown]

I am talking about Wilder now. Pre-Fury Wilder was much more dangerous puncher.

Wilder needs to retire now. I think he loses to them now because he can't pull the trigger anymore which basically makes him useless.

[Sosay]

Man, Ruiz lost this fight clear.