Comments Thread For: Fury: If Joshua Can't Beat Ruiz - He Should Retire, He's Done!

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Anthony Joshua is set to take on Andy Ruiz Jr in December in a rematch following his shock defeat to him in June. But Tyson Fury has not forgotten about his old rival as British fans continue to dream of a bout between the two. And Joshua has revealed how the Gypsy King randomly' rings him up to tell him he will knock him out.
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[Thuglife Nelo]

Didn’t Fury say if he can’t take out Otto that he should too? Or was that the prepaid diving simcard in Schwartz?

[Ray*]

Just like Yarde should retire if he couldn’t beat Kovalev? Fury comes out with outlandish comments too many times, great boxer but that doesn’t mean he isn’t a dosser. It’s like that clown (Lennox Lewis), great fighter but a bitter little man.

[nick_viking]

Fury’s obsessed with retirement - he likes to preach going to extremes. Should probably give his cousin Hughie a call if he really wants someone to retire.

[DaNeutral.]

Who cares what fury or wilder says, they are not speaking honestly from the heart they are speaking like rivals.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Fury speaks like rival there. I just hope he fights somebody with the pulse next after Wallin. If not Wilder, than he should fight Ruiz or Joshua or Kownacki, Povetkin, Parker -Chisora winner, Whyte.

[5000boxing]

I hope Otto is my instant lotto! Im so tired of this ped fool.

[Sledgeweather17]

Just like Yarde should retire if he couldn’t beat Kovalev? Fury comes out with outlandish comments too many times, great boxer but that doesn’t mean he isn’t a dosser. It’s like that clown (Lennox Lewis), great fighter but a bitter little man.

Your example is trash. There is no comparison at all.

[Ray*]

Your example is trash. There is no comparison at all.

For you, my four greens says sane people agrees with me.

[Rusty Tromboni]

That sounds right.

Beating (a very old) Vlad was an achievement in itself. If he lsoes twice to Ruiz, I am not sure what intrigue remains. He's reached his ceiling , and there really isn't any more to be gained.

Honestly, the fact that Fury and Wilder were so ready and willing to mix it up, while Joshua was chronicaly unavailable might have been the first sign that Joshua's whole enterprise is a smoke-and-mirrors trick.