After rewatching the fight, people are exaggerating

[DaBeastO]

Always coming out with the funniest shit when a fighter you like loses.

He got battered and quit against a guy not ranked in the Top 10.

End of story.

ruiz is a top ten fighter I always thought he was I thought he beat parker in nz. Who cares what those rankings say they are corrupt anyways

[Robbie Barrett]

Yeah, if they had AJ #1, they sure were wrong

How so? Joshua has beaten more top 10 fighters than any other current HW. He fully deserved the #1 spot.

[Phenom]

How so? Joshua has beaten more top 10 fighters than any other current HW. He fully deserved the #1 spot.

Still buying into the hype job bro?

You still impressed by him going to war with Takam and getting chin checked by ancient Povetkin

[Robbie Barrett]

Still buying into the hype job bro?

You watched Wilder get schooled for 10 of 12 rounds and still believe he's in the discussion for best HW. Any fighter can get hurt. When you get outboxed like Wilder did it proves without a doubt that he's inferior.

[Phenom]

You watched Wilder get schooled for 10 of 12 rounds and still believe he's in the discussion for best HW. Any fighter can get hurt. When you get outboxed like Wilder did it proves without a doubt that he's inferior.

Wilder didn't quit after getting schooled for 8 rounds doe...

He wasn't looking for a way out tbf

[Richard Hamilton]

So after a quiet few rounds AJ drops Ruiz then goes in to finish, Ruiz keeps calm under fire and rocks his world with a left hook. How does a panic attack or getting dropped in sparring cause this? People are talking absolute nonsense. AJ then struggles to recover and Ruiz is reading his attacks like a book and making him pay via combinations. AJ was absolutely fine before that counter hook in round 3, actually that assault that AJ landed on Ruiz in round 3 was sharp as hell. No panic attacks, no conspiracies and no excuses. AJ has flaws and Ruiz exploited them on Saturday.

[Robbie Barrett]

Wilder didn't quit after getting schooled for 8 rounds doe...

He wasn't looking for a way out tbf

Why would he? He knew he had corrupt judges on his side.

[Bmore18]

Why would he? He knew he had corrupt judges on his side.

Like AJ had to worry about judges in the Ruiz fight? Those cards were way too close. Not to mention already has a huge lead in a rematch in the UK where if he is smart he boxes a boring (parker-like) fight to a UD and gets his belts back.

[Phenom]

Why would he? He knew he had corrupt judges on his side.

Matchroom had corrupt judges on hand for Kelly and Taylor not to mention a ref who gave him all day to recover

yet AJ still quit

[Robbie Barrett]

Like AJ had to worry about judges in the Ruiz fight? Those cards were way too close. Not to mention already has a huge lead in a rematch in the UK where if he is smart he boxes a boring (parker-like) fight to a UD and gets his belts back.

Too close? Joshua won the first 2 and apart from the KD round the others were close.