Comments Thread For: John Ruiz: "Klitschkos Only Fight People They Can Beat"

[Pirao]

Haye would KTFO Kevin Johnson, Eddie Chambers, Sam Peter, and a load of other bums the klits have been fighting.

Oh, Mayweather and Haye have something in common: both always win in fantasy fights according to their fans, too bad they duck top competition in the real world

[Jim Jeffries]

Ruiz should become irrelevant (well more so than he is right now) after he fights Haye. But if he somehow manages to defeat father time and beat Haye, he'll get his shot at the Klits.

Did Wlad already beat Chagaev who beat Ruiz?




Of course Ruiz is right. Problem is, the Klitschkos can beat everyone.

[ChopperRead]

Klitschkos only fight people that they can beat? I guess that's why they dont duck anybody then... Cuz everyone that challenges them gets beat... It's not the bros fault they are so dominant

Chambers was Wlad's mandatory and had earned the shot, so I don't know what Johnny is talking about there.

Sosnowski at least shows up in shape, unlike fat pigs Arreola and Solis.

But I do think Johnny will KO Haye, who is out of shape and disinterested in this fight (you can tell by his lame attempts to talk trash -- he can't really be bothered).

My money is on The Quiet Man over Haye.

[JAB5239]

Are you serious. Ruiz was controlled by only in america don king, he would never let Ruiz in with the brothers, just like he wouldn't let Valuev, unless for a ridiculus amount

Can you prove he wouldn't let Ruiz fight either Klitschko? I can prove he called both of them out and was a top rated contender or champion the whole time they've been on top. Im just saying, they never fought him. They didn't clean out the division.

[The Gambler1981]

Well since the division is rather soft and has been what are they suppose to do if they want to box. If you are better than everyone else in your dvision and there is no higher division all you can do is fight the guys out there. Not really their fault that the guys out there really do not pose a threat to them, although it does suck for them because all they can do is be consistently excellent which is probably the harder road to greatness.