Ruiz pushing 300 pounds?

[Toffee]

Ruiz had already completed one camp, then had another, probably, 6 or 7 week camp straight afterwards for Joshua. He was pretty clear about going into training before the fight was actually confirmed.

He'll probably never be in better shape than he was in June.

No shock that he's bigger now. None at all. But it depends how much bigger... it's fine dropping some weight in camp. Again, you'd absolutely expect it. But you don't want to be spending your camp just trying to lose a big chunk of weight.

[Scipio2009]

The fight is in December, and you're comparing his fighting weight (that's an actual term used for decades to describe being in shape) to his pre-training weight? Have you watched boxing before 2019? Guys lose fat in training. Keep watching and you'll see I'm right. I promise.

Ruiz Jr was six weeks between fights, yet came in 6lbs heavier (Have no doubt that he had a good camp; am of the impression that he was dropping weight during that six weeks, and only got under 270lbs).

And Ruiz looked like he had a hell of a time enjoying his shock win. The man hasn't been in camp since, and I'd bet my bottom dollar that Ruiz wasn't under 280lbs during this press tour.

30lbs in 10 weeks is really something you think is realistic? lol

[Dariusz]

What kills me is these ****head cardio experts who think that e.g. Ruiz or Kownacki should significantly drop weight so they will fight even better lol.

[DaNeutral.]

I'm sure he will lose a leg to diabetes so that should get him to 255

[_Rexy_]

lmao @ all the fans saying that Andy is going to get KTFO because he's fat.


Just doubling down on their first fight prediction? Acting like Andy just got a belly since he won the title lmfao