Joshua's own words, not mine. A.J lost in America, said he wanted to make it right were he lost. He did not. Anthony stepped up to the Big-Leagues in the U.S.A and got exposed. End of story.
Ok, knowing you won't answer my question seals it.
Everything will be back to normal come Jan 1 2020.
You should really let the hero worship and emotional blinders go. It causes boxing fans to not look at boxers objectively and certainly not qualify for critiquing. You do realize this “fat fu.cker clown” as you call him was 105-5 in the amateur ranks and a multi national champion before the age of 19 when he turned pro? Please do share with the forum your heroic accomplishments before the age of 19. Inquiring minds are dying to know!
I don’t give a fu.ck about his amateur since he never qualified for any major competition. If he were that good - he would’ve qualified for the olympics.
The result of this fight comes down to AJ's mentality, he has all the tools to defeat Ruiz. I am banking on AJ coming into this fight mentally strong and prepared and beating Ruiz. After AJ beats Ruiz I expect his fair-weather fans to go back to the hole they crawled out of and the AJ haters to cry even more.
Matthew 26:34 errrrr I mean:
Ruiz 26:34: Ruiz said to him (Ruiz fanboy), "Truly I say to you, during this night, before the final bell, you will deny Me three times."
Lol. I just hope he has the mental strength to not quit mid fight, this time. So he can get the beating he deserves, and leave on a stretcher.
That’s exactly what Joshua needs, run, maul, clinch and power jab the shorter, slower but better hand speed guy. Can Joshua do that for 12 rounds? We shall see... If he can then I don’t think the judges would give it to Ruiz.
Its interesting because they both have poor footwork. Joshua definitely needs to utilize his jab more this fight and if he has Ruiz hurt he cant just rush in like last time.
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