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  • #11
    Originally posted by giant_king View Post
    Hahahaha you gotta be kidding buddy.deontay not to eager to face Ruiz lol.To be honest that wouldn't even be a fair fight.deontay would badly hurt Ruiz.i hope Dee doesn't fight ruiz because ruiz seems like a nice guy I wouldn't want to see ruiz get hurt.and besides that deontay vs ruiz would have terrible ticket and ppv sales.but deontay vs Joshua would break records in sales
    Ruiz is deceptively quick and counters with the best of them. Unless Wilder does a Breezy and dispatches Ruiz in the first, I'm not sure he beats Ruiz, either.

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    • #12
      It must be tough to train for someone who’s beaten you and knocked you down 4 times. If AJ can defeat those mental demons we’ll have a good fight on our hands.

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      • #13
        This snickers eating slob 15 minutes is almost up.

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        • #14
          Ruiz should be quicker if he lost flab.
          But they say AJ has lost some of that extra muscle so he could be quicker too.
          A slight edge to Ruiz--if the fight were to be fair.
          But it won't be. Ref and 2 judges...so Ruiz needs a KO. Ref will hinder that a la Parker vs AJ.
          It's a lot to overcome: ref and 2 judges mandating a KO.
          Boxing...

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          • #15
            Originally posted by nubianpiye View Post
            Ruiz doing a lot more talking than Joshua I've noticed who has made very few public appearances and seems to have locked himself away in camp.
            This is really starting to remind me of the build up to Lewis-Rahman II... Which also made me think what a shame Lewis hasn't taken a mentor role with AJ more, people forget how close AJ and Wlad are though and I read he's been quite a voice in the camp this time from a mentor POV. If anyone knows how to recover from brutal KO losses it's Wlad... I think AJ will brutally stop Ruiz second half of this fight, after systematically softening him up amateur style first half.

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            • #16
              Joshua was clearly the one ducking the Wilder fight. That sucks because if he loses again to Ruiz, he really falls to the back of the heavyweight picture. Now everyone will want Ruiz-Wilder, provided Wilder beats Ortiz again.

              The rematch of Ruiz-Joshua should be real good. Joshua is going to do everything in his power to get the belts back and be back to the dominating force he believes he is. Ruiz is experiencing what it's like to be at the top, be king. No way does he want to let that go so easily. He's gonna have to be KO'd to lose and we already know he can get up from a monster shot and appear as though nothing just happened to him... Gonna be good.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by revelated View Post
                Ruiz is deceptively quick and counters with the best of them. Unless Wilder does a Breezy and dispatches Ruiz in the first, I'm not sure he beats Ruiz, either.
                What really blows my mind is how this dude appears tiny against these heavyweight giants, yet has zero fear and ends up stopping them even. Look at the dude he fought right before Ruiz,
                Alexander Dimitrenko. He was massive compared to Ruiz...
                https://i2-prod.irishmirror.ie/incom...s-Weigh-in.jpg

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by giant_king View Post
                  Hahahaha you gotta be kidding buddy.deontay not to eager to face Ruiz lol.To be honest that wouldn't even be a fair fight.deontay would badly hurt Ruiz.i hope Dee doesn't fight ruiz because ruiz seems like a nice guy I wouldn't want to see ruiz get hurt.and besides that deontay vs ruiz would have terrible ticket and ppv sales.but deontay vs Joshua would break records in sales
                  Put Wilder vs Ruiz on a Mexican holiday and you have a huge event. I think you are underestimating Ruiz's potential fan base.

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                  • #19
                    I’m really not sure who wins. I look at how Lewis destroyed Rahman in their rematch & how Wlad was able to regroup after 2 disastrous losses to Sanders & Brewster so I won’t be writing off Joshua just yet. I watched an interesting interview with Freddy Roach. He wouldn’t pick a winner but he pointed out how both guys had lost weight for the rematch. He said the weight loss favoured Joshua more as he said he had trained Ruiz earlier in his career. He states Ruiz was a better fighter when he was bigger. He said Ruiz dropped weight before & it didn’t help him. It actually weakened him & he said he wasn’t as strong. He said why fix something that isn’t broke? He won the title fat so why not just keep doing what he is doing? He obviously can carry the weight & fight for 12 rounds. I kind of got the feeling Roach favoured AJ because of his past experience working with Ruiz & he didn’t like him losing weight back then & he doesn’t like it now...

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                    • #20
                      Rematch

                      Anything can happen in the ring. And it's always 50/50 until the scores come out, one fighter totally dominates, or a fighter gets knocked out.

                      To think Ruiz can't win the rematch, you are fooling yourselves. If he does win the rematch, what do say then?

                      Just trying to make a point. I do have favorite fighters and pull for them, but I know that a given moment things can change. I have learned to expect the unexpected while watch matches.

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