Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz Would Love a Joshua Rematch in Mexico

[Bobby Deez]

Andy is a duel citizen. He carried both flags to the ring and every member of his corner held their hands on their hearts during the US national anthem.

For those that keep mentioning he fought for Mexico. Not saying he doesn't love and rep Mexico, he clearly does but he likely fought for Mexico because they pay national amatuers.

[BigStomps]

I was never "demanding" anything. I guess thats how I made it seem with that style of writing....But you've basically agreed with me: Just give the US its props - and you did - he should to - thats all....Your good points are well taken. Theres a culture there in Mexico that can't be denied or touched, with food music and camaraderie thats really admirable.....

The "bad" over there is also sick and in need of serious attention....but your always gonna have your bad "wherever" you go....America for many, is that safe haven they NEVER would have had if they stayed "home" in Mexico, or anywhere else they consider home....

Nevertheless, I never meant to demand anything. It would be like me sayin' to a family member "show respect because they have assisted you in obtaining your dream/s - don't be unthankful! but you don't necessarily have to identify with ALL they stand for," Thats all. Thats just showing respect...

Where you live can't define all you'd like to stand for or be. I like Ruiz and I'm glad for him, he seems down to earth....but I'm not too concerned with what part of the earth. Just as long as he reps with hard work, a humble attitude and good entertainment

I've always have and always will give props to the USA! Best country in the world and I'm proud to have been born here but I still have Mexico in my heart and blood.
That's all there is to it

[BigStomps]

[QUOTE=sapo13;19802585]

you are the confused one!! you are in american but you love mexico more? then why are you here? its going to take some growing for you to understand!! if you went to mexico they would call you pocho just like they called andy ruiz pocho when he went to mexico!!

im not white im mexican american, i was born in the usa and so were you right? its ok to be proud of your mexican heritage but if you live in the usa you should be proud to be an american!! that does not make you white!! american is a nationality not a bloodline!!

Shut the fucc up punk!

[BaDaBingVIP2]

now that AJ's bout with Wilder is probably out for the next year or so, how would Ruiz match up with Wilder, im sure Wilder is going to try to destrap RUiz now.

[sapo13]

[QUOTE=BigStomps;19803058]

Shut the fucc up punk!

oh what im not a lame no more? so your a gangster now? you probably dont even get respect in your own hood!! you little youngster!! what are you like 5'2 5'5 and weight like 130lbs?? ill pick you up by your ankles!!!

[garfios]

He was born in Mexico. That’s why they are calling it mexican titles.

He was born in California.

[garfios]

Andy has the mexican nationality and citizenship too

He represented México in amateurs.

He debuted in México

And he was trained by mexicans most time.of his career

I'm pretty sure his coach was Cuban, Ferrer I think. He passed away.

[The D3vil]

I agree that they should have it in Mexico, or at least in California or Texas, places that have huge Mexican populations on Cinco De Mayo or something (Canelo be damned!)

He's the champ. He should set the rules

The thing is African Americans don’t have love for where they came from because they can’t point it on the map and they need Maury to find out who’s their missing daddy. Lmao

[Mexican_Puppet]

I'm pretty sure his coach was Cuban, Ferrer I think. He passed away.

Yeah, Ferrer was one of his trainers but in the olimpyc team there were other trainers

[TBear]

Texas would a good place for it. It might sell out the Staples Center in LA.