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it make sense when you think about it.say if Joshua beat Ruiz who else would he have to fight that is any good.deontay Ortiz and tyson are booked.hearn knows if Joshua breezed through Ruiz it wouldn't be a good look for him.with letting Ruiz win it makes Ruiz appear as a tough opponent and it keeps Joshua in the headlines along with deontay tyson and Ortiz
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I think what AJ means is until they’re willing to fight him for free (with dazn getting options on the rest of their career), he’s not interested.Comment
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You also got a huge fight that you need to focus solely on too.Comment
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No way would a promoter ever want their fighter to lose. No matter what the landscape.
Why did Joshua knock Ruiz down and then hit him with that huge right when he stood up? Strange way to try to lose. Why did Joshua keep standing up? And tell the ref he wanted to continue. Why not stay down?Comment
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Aj ran from Wilder. Turned down the $50 million he asked for himself. Said he wasn’t fighting in America, which anyone with a morsel or common sense knew was his way of ducking Wilder...STILL CAME TO AMERICA, cherrypicked Ruiz- and got exposed as a hypejob. Lol and now he’s mad at Wilder? 3rd highest paid Boxer in the sport. Fury wanted Aj and they shortchanged him. He would’ve been brutally knocked out by Wilder and embarrassed by Fury. Ruiz KOs him again. He and Wilder fight for undisputed. Aj retires. You fanboys hop on the Usyk bandwagon.Comment
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"Fury will face Tom Schwarz on September 14th"
Nope, it's Otto Wallin.
Btw AJ is describing his own game here. But he lost, hence now he must hope someone gives him the opportunity. The same opportunity that he didn't give to the two he mentioned here.Comment
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look back at that fight Roberto u kinda get the since everytime Joshua was knocked down he really didn't look hurt.now with the roid king Vlad he showed heart and was in much more danger in that fight hmmmm kinda suspect and u have to sell a fight and promoters would do anything to keep them and they fighter in the limelight and limelight equals $$.we both know in today's boxing it's about the fame and moneyComment
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He was messed up bad - you could tell by his legs and he had no strength. The same thing happened against Whyte when he hurt him. AJ took a few rounds to recover. Also against Wlad - he took a few rounds to recover. If you are going to throw a fight you don't get up 4 times. You stay down after the first or second time. He also spat out his mouthguard which is what fighters do to buy time while the ref puts in back in. No one throws a fight by hoping the ref calls it off.
AJ has always had a bad chin. He got knocked down in the amateurs, in sparring by Price (confirmed by AJ) and Dubois and by Whyte in their first fight. Since then Wlad and Ruiz have done it and Povetkin wobbled him early in their first fight.
If Wlad or Whyte had been able to go after Joshua after they hurt him he would have been Ko'd then too.Comment
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