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Every fighter should have a healthy dose of worry built into them. Nobody is unbeatable, no matter how tough, strong, fast, powerful, skillful, smart you are there is always someone that has the answer to the questions you pose - even if that someone may then go on to lose 10 fights in a row afterwards against average opposition. Worry is what makes a fighter explore tactics that other people may think are unnecessary, just in case. It makes people think "how would I beat me", then try to correct any flaws they perceive in their game. It's what keeps a champion training, because no matter how good you are you could always be better.
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Worried people do a lot of talking, like Ruiz.Comment
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Actually, leading up to a big sports event, the people involved are encouraged to do a lot of talking, even if they haven’t anything to say.Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
This doesn’t always result in anything being said that’s worth listening to, unless you like commercials.Comment
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What people say tells you a lot about them. Ruiz claiming Joshua is worried, going to run etc. He's the one that sounds worried, worried about what Joshua is going to do instead of what he is. I think he knows Joshua had the beating of him in the first fight if Joshua hadn't have got reckless.Originally posted by 4truth View PostLast edited by Robbie Barrett; 11-18-2019, 09:04 AM.Comment
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I love how you idiots think you know what AJ is thinking. Wilder, Fury, Ruiz, they are doing all of the talking while AJ is in the gym working. This will be a replica of Lewis vs Rahman II and all of the "all of a sudden" Ruiz fans will finally go away after the 7th. Then you ll will have to find anothe way to hate AJ, Hearn and DAZN hahahaha. DumbassesComment
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