So my dad is going to put the majority of his savings on Andy Ruiz.... Thoughts?

[HitmanTommy]

Line is currently at +200, so he would make an even $160,000 and the $80,000 he originally wagered.

[Htown-Finest]

If you and your dad go missing after fight. We will know why especially if Ruiz loses

[Gideon lock]

Not sure to ne honest. But people forget aside from the knockdown of ruiz, ruiz was still out boxing aj early on made him sheepish and crouch down to his height when in mid to close range. Aj was asking his cornerman what shall I do as early as round two. Mcracken said straight punches only aj decided to hook and got caught as his straights weren't landing enough. Ruiz can outbox him or stop him

[New England]

do whatever you f#cking can to keep him from doing that. holy **** is that irresponsible and ******. the odds aren't even that good.

[kafkod]

My father is not a wealthy man by any means. He's just an average working man, but he likes taking opportunities when he believes the odds are greatly in his favor. He's done it before by putting the majority of his savings which was around $85,000 on Mayweather moneyline vs Mcgregor, but since the odds were so crappy, he didn't get back much in return.

He's pretty much set in doing it again by putting it on Ruiz. His reasoning is because AJ supposedly suffered a severe panic attack meaning that in the rematch, all of the pressure and eyes will be on him and he believes he will suffer yet another panic attack because everything will be overwhelming.

He also believes he's mentally weak, which makes since as he clearly quit when the going got tough.

He said this will be the last time he bets this big again, but he's been saying for months that Ruiz is holding all of the cards in the rematch.

He has not placed the wager yet as he's waiting to get the best odds possible, then he's going to unload it all at the Westgate superbook on the very last day. So if anyone is at that sports book, you can see him making the wager there during that time.

You probably wont be able to convince him not to make this wager as his mind is pretty much made up, but what advice do you have? Do you think this is a solid bet?

Only a fool would bet more money than they can afford to lose on a fight as uncertain as this one. Remind your dad that AJ decked Andy hard and he only ended up in trouble himself because he got caught with a counter punch going for the finish.

Once he's been hurt and stunned, AJ doesn't recover well, but he won't make a mistake like that again and give Andy a chance to catch him early. If Ruiz wins it will be be by applying steady pressure and banking on AJ's stamina giving out in the later rounds. If AJ can hang in there till the end he will probably win on points.

Andy might win, and I won't be at all surprised if he does. But AJ is not some weak willed quitter, and he isn't going to fold easy, like your dad seems to think he will.

[tophat1]

Best of luck to him but I don't like the bet to be honest.

I think aj rushed in last time once he had ruiz down and just got caught. I still believe wilder sparking brezeale early a few weeks previous made him rush in and try and do a demolition job on him.

Think aj will be very cautious this time and win on points

[TonyGe]

My father is not a wealthy man by any means. He's just an average working man, but he likes taking opportunities when he believes the odds are greatly in his favor. He's done it before by putting the majority of his savings which was around $85,000 on Mayweather moneyline vs Mcgregor, but since the odds were so crappy, he didn't get back much in return.

He's pretty much set in doing it again by putting it on Ruiz. His reasoning is because AJ supposedly suffered a severe panic attack meaning that in the rematch, all of the pressure and eyes will be on him and he believes he will suffer yet another panic attack because everything will be overwhelming.

He also believes he's mentally weak, which makes since as he clearly quit when the going got tough.

He said this will be the last time he bets this big again, but he's been saying for months that Ruiz is holding all of the cards in the rematch.

He has not placed the wager yet as he's waiting to get the best odds possible, then he's going to unload it all at the Westgate superbook on the very last day. So if anyone is at that sports book, you can see him making the wager there during that time.

You probably wont be able to convince him not to make this wager as his mind is pretty much made up, but what advice do you have? Do you think this is a solid bet?

May be for a couple of thousand dollars. But his savings no way. Anything can happen in a boxing match. Ruiz did get knocked down it could easily happen again. He may not get up next time. He could break his hand or suffer a bad cut. It's not worth it. Tell him to forget it.

[4truth]

Line is currently at +200, so he would make an even $160,000 and the $80,000 he originally wagered.

Should tell the old man to bet on a ko. The odds are better and I see almost no way that Ruiz wins a decision.

[New England]

tell his wife, get him in trouble. do whatever the **** you can to snap him out of it.

[Toffee]

Not sure to ne honest. But people forget aside from the knockdown of ruiz, ruiz was still out boxing aj early on made him sheepish and crouch down to his height when in mid to close range. Aj was asking his cornerman what shall I do as early as round two. Mcracken said straight punches only aj decided to hook and got caught as his straights weren't landing enough. Ruiz can outbox him or stop him

Joshua won the first two rounds. On every card.

If Ruiz doesn't end the fight, he gets outpointed by a wide margin.

Very tough to outscore a guy with that much height and reach on you. You take jabs 9 out of 10 times you step in. Ruiz will be banking on getting inside the tenth time.

What odds can you get on a Ruiz points win? I'm guessing you could almost write your own ticket.