Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz Not Convinced "Slim" Joshua Can Take a Good Shot

[Senor_frogs]

Yeah totally ignore my statement about the first round smh. You're calling it wrong that's my point. I'm not emotional I just hate when boxing fans don't apply common sense. you replied to my post, you have to deal with whatever comes after doing that...buddy.

Ok so your saying you gave him the first round plus the 2 knock downs. That’s still 5 for wilder and 7 for fury. Common sense enough for you? The point I was making was that you probably get too emotional to watch a fight objectively. Fury got jobbed in that fight. Plain and simple. And Just so you know I’m not a fan of either of them.

[OnlytheTruth]

Because he had short notice which is an disadvantage in boxing and he was expected to be an easy replacement win for AJ.

Not saying this is an excuse but Ruiz being a late replacement meant that Joshua also had to make adjustments for a different fighter. Miller and Ruiz are very different.

Its not a one way advantage unless Ruiz got off the couch with 2 weeks notice.

[Calibaloc]

Ok so your saying you gave him the first round plus the 2 knock downs. That’s still 5 for wilder and 7 for fury. Common sense enough for you? The point I was making was that you probably get too emotional to watch a fight objectively. Fury got jobbed in that fight. Plain and simple. And Just so you know I’m not a fan of either of them.

I'm not saying that's the ONLY rounds I gave him I'm just saying people like you who say Fury was robbed aren't using common sense. If you give Fury 7 and Wilder 5 and not even include the other rounds that the judges could have had for either, normal people should be able to see how it was a draw. Fury could not have schooled Wilder by loosing the first round AND getting put on his ass TWICE by the champion. You dudes need to think more objectively regarding that fight. Imo Fury messed up by not doing anything the first round and getting put on his @$$ not once but twice. Plain and simple.

[Nomadic]

Not saying this is an excuse but Ruiz being a late replacement meant that Joshua also had to make adjustments for a different fighter. Miller and Ruiz are very different.

Its not a one way advantage unless Ruiz got off the couch with 2 weeks notice.

You're right, it works both ways.

[Senor_frogs]

I'm not saying that's the ONLY rounds I gave him I'm just saying people like you who say Fury was robbed aren't using common sense. If you give Fury 7 and Wilder 5 and not even include the other rounds that the judges could have had for either, normal people should be able to see how it was a draw. Fury could not have schooled Wilder by loosing the first round AND getting put on his ass TWICE by the champion. You dudes need to think more objectively regarding that fight. Imo Fury messed up by not doing anything the first round and getting put on his @$$ not once but twice. Plain and simple.

He got schooled by fury just how Ortiz was schooling him in the rematch plain and simple. You gotta stop being so emotionally involved with a fighter and then you might see a fight unbiasedly

[Calibaloc]

He got schooled by fury just how Ortiz was schooling him in the rematch plain and simple. You gotta stop being so emotionally involved with a fighter and then you might see a fight unbiasedly

You must be the emotional one because you keep saying that. Do I get annoyed at ****** posts and posters who can't use common sense? Absolutely if that makes me emotional so be it. You can't even stay on topic by mentioning Ortiz(who just got bodied by one punch) who has NOTHING to do with this conversation so you are clearly the emotional and bias one. You can't refute what I posted so you come back with this lame reply. Pitiful smh

[chicken-]

Wilder has ko power and that’s it. He boxes horribly and has horrible footwork. He was getting outboxed by a mummy in Ortiz. Didn’t win one single round and was hurt several times. Who has he faced at the elite level to give you that impression. Cuz his best opponent is fury. And he got schooled.

He was milliseconds away from winning by knockout, you can't really claim he was "schooled" since that's a fact.

Wilder doesn't even try to win rounds, the fact that you mention that is ridiculous. Everyone knows that he will lose nearly every round he doesn't knock somebody out in.

Who has AJ faced at the elite level that makes you think he can take Wilder's power? Oh wait, he's been hurt in many fights, barely escaped a 42 year old Klitchko and just got smacked around like a b**ch by a fat blob.

AJ has no chin, Wilder is the hardest puncher in boxing history. You do the math.