Joshua vs Ruiz 2 Isn't even a tough fight to call

[rolshans]

Ruiz has had two early KOs since 2014 (against trash opponents).

Let's relax. He's not taking out AJ early.

[Szef]

Hahahahahahaah you can't this **** up. You guys think that a guy getting 15 pounds FATTER is actually going to HELP him win a rematch against a guy that get 10 pounds lighter and is 100% motivated??????? That's a 25 pound difference right there hahahah. One guy going one way, the fat guy going the other.

See if you said that to me before the first fight i would've taken you seriously probably, but 6 months and one ass whooping later you still think that Ruiz is just a fat guy and is going to lose because a guy who has questionable chin and isn't very good at fighting on the outside is lighter and motivated... Well you didnt learn your lesson apperantly.

But like I said, I hope I'm wrong because I like Joshua and am rooting for him.

[Tyistall]

See if you said that to me before the first fight i would've taken you seriously probably, but 6 months and one ass whooping later you still think that Ruiz is just a fat guy and is going to lose because a guy who has questionable chin and isn't very good at fighting on the outside is lighter and motivated... Well you didnt learn your lesson apperantly.

But like I said, I hope I'm wrong because I like Joshua and am rooting for him.

Ruiz is a decent fighter, but a lot of guys on here have built him up to be an unbeatable monster or something now and it's just not true. Yes, he won the first fight but that in no way shape or form means that he will win the rematch. And him putting on 15 pounds shows you that he hasn't been training properly at all. I thought this would look like Lewis Rahman II at first but now, after the weigh in, it will be more Douglas Holyfield. AJ took Ruiz lightly the first fight while Ruiz was hungry. This fight, Ruiz is taking AJ lightly while AJ is hungry. It's completely turned around.

[Szef]

Ruiz is a decent fighter, but a lot of guys on here have built him up to be an unbeatable monster or something now and it's just not true. Yes, he won the first fight but that in no way shape or form means that he will win the rematch. And him putting on 15 pounds shows you that he hasn't been training properly at all. I thought this would look like Lewis Rahman II at first but now, after the weigh in, it will be more Douglas Holyfield. AJ took Ruiz lightly the first fight while Ruiz was hungry. This fight, Ruiz is taking AJ lightly while AJ is hungry. It's completely turned around.

that could very well be the case

less than 24h til we find out

[jglvz256]

Nice thread.

[Guest]

After Ruiz had one month of preparation after miller dropped out, joshua didn't win a single round against ruiz.

Ruiz's low, compact, short punching style gave joshua fits. He didn't have any answers at all. He couldn't find a way to effectively get through his guard, he could'nt find away to keep ruiz from getting on the inside, and ruiz was mandhandling him the entire fight.

Now Ruiz has all the momentum, had a full training camp and knows he has the power to hurt him.

AJ just had his first loss, and before he had time to recover mentally, hearn's dumb ass put him right back in with the guy who sonned him lol

You got it all wrapped up, champ. Well done you.

Look forward to further insights.

[MisterPullman]

[llll]

That type of shlt was the reason I stopped watching heavyweight boxing during the wlad era.

[Guest]

That type of shlt was the reason I stopped watching heavyweight boxing during the wlad era.

Easy fight to call.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Ruiz: "I came in with too much weight, but I don't want give no excuse"