Comments Thread For: Joshua Wants An 'Easy Fight' Next If He Wins Ruiz Rematch

[texasboi15]

AJ fans really have the guy believing that he was fighting nothing but killers smh

BWaHaahaHA!!

[Nomadic]

Wasn't Ruiz an easy match, like all his previous matches. Until it bit him on the ass!

In other words, he's not fighting Wilder!

[NaijaD]

The pub part was said in jest but he continued be saying he's goin to take an easy fight, which matches the title

Assuming he wins then.......no he can't take an easy fight unless he vacates the titles (mandatories are due) and he does not have the intention of doing that otherwise whats really the point of rematching Ruiz immediately.

Listen to the interviews where these quotes are collected, I did that hence why I know the title is misleading because the context was different. The title makes it seem like he's looking to fight a Otto Wallin type opponent next. It's not possible and everyone knows this because everyone knows the IBF mandatory is definitely next for the Ruiz-AJ 2 winner.

Now if you or AJ or anyone else consider Pulev an easy fight then that's a different matter and another debate.

[R_Walken]

It’s the last paragraph that I think is such a joke


I don’t expect Fighters to run the gauntlet as far as fighting their biggest Challenges Back to Back to Back , But they need to step up every 2 years or so and take on their biggest available challenge

Since Klit ( which is a over rated W in my opinion ) 3 years ago it’ll have been Takam / Parker / Povetkin & Ruiz 2x and if he wins it appears to be a no hoper in the first 1/2 of 2020. That’s the furthest thing from a murderers Row of Opponets, In fact it’s rather sub par if we're being honest for a Fighter that held 3 of the straps

Meanwhile in that span if all the dominoes fall where there expected

Fury will have Probably fought a Collection Of No Hopers and the biggest available challenge who actually wants to fight him in Wilder 2x

Wilder will probably have fought Ortiz 2x , Fury 2x

Can anyone say with a straight face anymore that it’s not AJ & his team arent the reason He’s yet to face his biggest threats

Because the other Top 2 guys seem more then willing to take on Challenges

[doom_specialist]

Wilder and Ortiz both ducked Andy because he's not easy enough.

Ruiz was a showcase fight that backfired. Let's not start acting like he was some highly touted contender. He was picked on 5 weeks notice for a reason.

[Bmore18]

Well if he wins he will have mandatories in Pulev (easy) and Usyk (much harder)

[doom_specialist]

It’s the last paragraph that I think is such a joke


I don’t expect Fighters to run the gauntlet as far as fighting their biggest Challenges Back to Back to Back , But they need to step up every 2 years or so and take on their biggest available challenge

Since Klit ( which is a over rated W in my opinion ) 3 years ago it’ll have been Takam / Parker / Povetkin & Ruiz 2x and if he wins it appears to be a no hoper in the first 1/2 of 2020. That’s the furthest thing from a murderers Row of Opponets, In fact it’s rather sub par if we're being honest for a Fighter that held 3 of the straps

Meanwhile in that span if all the dominoes fall where there expected

Fury will have Probably fought a Collection Of No Hopers and the biggest available challenge who actually wants to fight him in Wilder 2x

Wilder will probably have fought Ortiz 2x , Fury 2x

Can anyone say with a straight face anymore that it’s not AJ & his team arent the reason He’s yet to face his biggest threats

Because the other Top 2 guys seem more then willing to take on Challenges

If Wilder and Fury win their next fights, they're lined up to fight each other next year. Joshua is going to fight a bum regardless of if he wins or loses, and that's from his own mouth. You just might be right.

[cupocity303]

Fake News!

He didn't say it that way.

[Ake-Dawg]

Put this beside the "you train and fight Wilder" comment and you see what AJ is made of. He seems to be a guy who happens to box and make good money at it rather than a pure fighter. He doesn't have an edge that will make enable him to overcome challenges. It's more than just getting up from a knock down. Its showing grit and focus when the chips are down.

[Motorcity Cobra]

Assuming he wins then.......no he can't take an easy fight unless he vacates the titles (mandatories are due) and he does not have the intention of doing that otherwise whats really the point of rematching Ruiz immediately.

Listen to the interviews where these quotes are collected, I did that hence why I know the title is misleading because the context was different. The title makes it seem like he's looking to fight a Otto Wallin type opponent next. It's not possible and everyone knows this because everyone knows the IBF mandatory is definitely next for the Ruiz-AJ 2 winner.

Now if you or AJ or anyone else consider Pulev an easy fight then that's a different matter and another debate.

Bro ..i don't need to read all that. You're not going to convince me AJ is a dog. He had a tough fight against Klitschko & said if he ever had to go thru that again he wanted to retire. Now he's being forced by Hearn to rematch Ruiz when all he wants is an easy fight.