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

[HeadBodyBodyBody]

lol that's rich. Trying to insult someone while looking like an idiot.

Tell us genius, which round did joshua win?

[_original_]

I agree, Ruiz dominated the fight besides the chaotic moments when he was dropped, but he reigned control shortly after and hurt AJ severely. Horrible style match up for AJ and I can't believe Hearn didn't let AJ get a tune up fight (maybe scared it would backfire again and better to just cash him out) after being clearly concussed. I'm actually worried for the guy once Ruiz starts dropping him again, he probably should've taken off a year from boxing for his health's sake.

There's some idiots on here who argue that AJ was boxing beautifully (LOL!) in the whopping frist two rounds and was just caught by a lucky punch. Those first two rounds were feel out rounds that Ruiz was clearly winning anyways. Only person who got lucky was AJ with that flash knockdown that only angered the bull.

[Toffee]

I have to admit that I thought it curious that all 3 judges gave Joshua the first and second rounds. There wasn’t a lot of scoring but what there was wasn’t at all one sided.

I'd agree with that. 3 or 4 of the rounds (even after the mad third) were pretty uneventful.

Yet we've got guys on here who say they gave every round to Ruiz.

That's generous bordering on lunatic.

[Sparked_26]

Standard nsb thread.

See your local bookies.

The fight is a pick em. I wouldn’t put money on this one.

But if you see an easy fight to call. You’ve got to put cash down.

I remember putting a fair bit down when my boy Matt Macklin got sparked by Heiland. I just knew Matt would lose

[Toffee]

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There's some idiots on here who argue that AJ was boxing beautifully (LOL!) in the whopping frist two rounds

I'm all for debate, but you just made that up so that you could mock it.

Point me to the posts that say he was boxing beautifully in the first two rounds.

[Toffee]

I just watched that round. Andy won it by a mile.

Again, if you think anyone won that round by a mile then you either know nothing about boxing. Or...

You were pleasantly surprised that Andy did ok and you were cheering him on. As I said, it's a common error.

It was a close and fairly uneventful round. I think Joshua shaded it. You have Ruiz by "a mile".

Based on that, who's more likely to be full of **** here?

[NoConcoms]

Again, if you think anyone won that round by a mile then you either know nothing about boxing. Or...

You were pleasantly surprised that Andy did ok and you were cheering him on. As I said, it's a common error.

It was a close and fairly uneventful round. I think Joshua shaded it. You have Ruiz by "a mile".

Based on that, who's more likely to be full of **** here?

It's very simple u nuthugger; Andy won that round with clean effective punching and CLEARLY superior ring generalship. Which last time I checked, was criteria for scoring a round.

Face it; Your boy got KTFO, and is going to lose again u limy imbecile.

[NoConcoms]

Now that I've explained how Andy won that round, please explain to me how AJ won that round with a couple of ineffective jabs upstairs and one to the body, all the while getting backed up all round?

[Toffee]

It's very simple u nuthugger; Andy won that round with clean effective punching and CLEARLY superior ring generalship. Which last time I checked, was criteria for scoring a round.

Face it; Your boy got KTFO, and is going to lose again u limy imbecile.

I'm not sure where you saw either of those things. You have to be really willing the punches to see them as clear and effective while disregarding any jabs landing on him. And I don't think either showed clearly better ring generalship. It was just a feel out round where Joshua outlanded Ruiz.

And, yes he lost. Pretty sure I haven't debated that. I'm just calling you spastics out on your spastic assertions.

[NoConcoms]

Andy was landing the cleaner, harder shots, and was the aggressor. That right there is enough to win a round, barring a knockdown. Case closed.