Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua: Andy Ruiz Beat Me With a Lucky Punch!

[Theosis26]

Too bad I don't eat burrito. Not disrespect to Mexicans but Mexican food might be the worst food out there. I remember the first and only time I tried tacos - I almost threw up.

Not for me, mate.

Tacos almost made you throw up? Haha what planet are you from? **** are you even a real person? Im convinced your a bot man. You dont like tacos yet you probably love fish & chips or whatever it is that brits eat. Most absurd comment ive seen here in a while

[_Rexy_]

I think he is by nature a humble guy, but he's just under a lot of pressure to reverse the outcome in the rematch. He seems to have the wrong attitude going into the rematch thinking Ruiz got lucky, but we'll see. Maybe its better for his ego and confidence to think that.

Well, considering the reason he lost the last fight was “I was under a lot of pressure”

[BoxingTech718]

It wasn’t a lucky shot. It was sloppy and dumb by Joshua to jump in with his hands down and get KOd. If anything it shows discipline by Andy to react well from getting buzzed and still throw clean punches.

[chirorickyp]

Stop it. SRL was beaten from pillar to post by Duran in their first fight.

And Frazier was the underdog in that fight.

Okay, if you want to live in denial about those two examples: how about Douglas and Tyson? Lennox vs McCall and |Rahman? |Joe Louis vs Max Schmeling?

SLR was in a fight with a skilled animal and decided to go head to head with him instead of box and move. Because the fight was 15 rds he had enough time to make it a closer fight. And he did. SLR put on a helluva performance in the middle and late rounds and fought back turning it into a war in every round and right to the last second of Round 15. Duran won in the signature win of his career no doubt but if it were by today's standard via the Canelo scoring method SLR would have won by split decision. And the boxing world would have been up in arms. A clear victory for Duran but not pillar to post fight after round 6.

[chirorickyp]

Not a lucky punch. If it were then Ruiz would not have been able to do much after that. He saw his opportunity and landed when his opponent amateurishly left him self open. He then took his time and systematically beat the cr@ap out of him over the next 3 rounds. That's called a beat down not a lucky punch. Good thing Joshua landed his lucky punch in the 3rd round , however even with that knock down it was still an embarrasing humiliating defeat as he was gassed after 3 rounds and twice refused to walk forward toward the ref.

[Corelone]

Tacos almost made you throw up? Haha what planet are you from? **** are you even a real person? Im convinced your a bot man. You dont like tacos yet you probably love fish & chips or whatever it is that brits eat. Most absurd comment ive seen here in a while

They eat spotted ****.

[alexnation]

there were more than 10 lucky punches actually.. Diaz was sooooo lucky he landed so many clean punches

[HarvardBlue]

If Joshua think that was a lucky punch that lost him the fight then he'll probably lose again.

Ruiz was countering his lazy jab since the first round. He was expecting the right so he countered that too. AJ didn't expect Ruiz to be that fast or hit that hard and he suffered the consequences.

[byfbnz]

Ruiz dropped by harsh combo more important got up blasted by Josh best right cross a bomb! Took it fired back and left hook by ear temple dropped him were the other 30 punches lucky that followed?

well said!

[byfbnz]

Ruiz had to endure get up people hardly mention follow up perfect right cross he took full force watch it had to endure that what he threw back is nothing lucky threw countless punches during knockdowns

absolutely right!