Andy Ruiz' performance?

[SN!PER]

If he could go down to 220 he'd be fast as lightning.

[mrlopez]

Hamer owned him the first two rounds then lost nerve. In modern HW you need size or power to rule, if not, you better at least have awesome other abilities. Nothing about Ruiz impresses a lot, a 6'2 average power plodder is going absolutely no where. Maxes out at top 20 level at best. The comparisons to Arreola are absurd, Arreola has tremendous power (Ruiz simply lacks), tremendous grit (unproven in Ruiz) and tremendous chin (unproven in Ruiz).

did you just say that Arreola has TREMENDOUS power?

[SN!PER]

Lol Arreola has to land like 10 shots in a row to get the man down, whereas Deontay Wilder needs 1-3 shots.

[bboy80]

More Defense, less pies.

[7_rocket]

I forgot his pro record, but you guys don't think as he fights better talent he will eventually have to cut more weight and eat better?

[Russian Crushin]

He didnt seem to concerned about taking punches but a fighter would really good power would take him out, u cant let someone hit you like that at HW

Ruis just a very frustrating fighter, he clearly has something but isnt dedicated, a wasted talent imo

[richardt]

He needs to drop down to the right division, 168. He would be a fat 190 pounder.

[Adamjr91]

If Tor Hamer had genuine power, Andy Ruiz wouldn't have made it out of the first. His body shape and lack of defense is outrageous.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

He wasn't looking to good in there. I was just telling my friends that this fat kid can fight you'll be surprised then he goes on and starts eating bombs lol

me too...my buds said he likes to eat punches as much as food

[GhostBlade]

He does seem to have a decent chin and ok power but he's too easy to hit. He may get past his current opponents but once he reaches better and harder punchers he won't get too far. I still think Arreola was the better boxer and harder hitter and he couldn't get past the elite in the division.