Al Haymon turned Saudi Arabia into a home fight for Ruiz

[Jax teller]

How much money was he making before signing with Haymon? $20 thousand? $200 thousand? How much will he end up making his first year with Haymon? $20 million?

You gonna tell us this was Haymons plan from day one and that he spiked Miller, told Ruiz to call up and trained Ruiz to win himself?

He must be a good business man but this is not some orchestrated master plan for Ruiz by him, it's the luck of right place, right time and majority credit to Ruiz's handspeed and chin.

[DARTH SILKWORMS]

You gonna tell us this was Haymons plan from day one and that he spiked Miller, told Ruiz to call up and trained Ruiz to win himself?

He must be a good business man but this is not some orchestrated master plan for Ruiz by him, it's the luck of right place, right time and majority credit to Ruiz's handspeed and chin.

Was the hand speed and chin substantially better than when Ruiz was was with Arum?

[lolpz]

I mean he'll probably make 15-20$ million now. Also with all the Mexicans riding behind him heavy atm, securing the Mexican tv rights is a pretty big deal as well.

Ruiz was pretty much a nobody before the first fight. He was literally brought in to make Joshua look good in his U.S debut.

Anyone in here bashing his purse for this fight is a bozo lol.

[Jax teller]

Was the hand speed and chin substantially better than when Ruiz was was with Arum?

Was an AJ opponent popping for PED's 7 weeks off AJ's American debut forcing AJ to look for a replacement on short notice whilst Ruiz was with Arum?

LMAO Haymon might have even been moving Ruiz better than Arum, he might have even got Ruiz a couple million extra from this deal but this opportunity definitely came out of the blue and the second fight with it's money wouldn't be happening if Ruiz didn't have the ability to beat AJ in the first. So yeah Ruiz get's a majority of the credit.

[LetOutTheCage]

Lmao another sad thread from OP

[Ray*]

Lmao another sad thread from OP

Pretty much this ^^^ SMH

[QueensburyRules]

Eddie thought he was going pull as fast one putting it in Saudi Arabia with no commission. Haymon said hold up. Americans are controlling this fight. And he got Mexican TV rights.

From ESPN, some of the new terms for Ruiz:

- a better financial deal than the $9M for the rematch that was originally guaranteed, incl Mexican TV rights
- VADA testing, like 1st fight
- a rep from US athletic commission TBD
- ref & judges w at least 40 world title fights or exp

— Jed I. Goodman (@jedigoodman) August 22, 2019

- -You minions falling in line like minions do.

[DuckAdonis]

Who says that Haymon did all that?

Who says it wasn't Eddie and Team Ruiz together?

I think the only thing Haymon has done was up Ruiz payday from 9 million

[The plunger man]

Seems like a lot of terms weren't covered under the rematch clause.....

Even though we kept getting told the rematch clause terms were airtight....

I thought Ruiz was fighting Joshua in the states ? Lol

[DARTH SILKWORMS]

Was an AJ opponent popping for PED's 7 weeks off AJ's American debut forcing AJ to look for a replacement on short notice whilst Ruiz was with Arum?

LMAO Haymon might have even been moving Ruiz better than Arum, he might have even got Ruiz a couple million extra from this deal but this opportunity definitely came out of the blue and the second fight with it's money wouldn't be happening if Ruiz didn't have the ability to beat AJ in the first. So yeah Ruiz get's a majority of the credit.

Why didn't Arum get one of his fighters the opportunity? Why didn't Golden Boy get one of their fighters the opportunity?

Ruiz was completely broke, signs with Al Haymon and less than a year later will have made $20 million or more.