Well..you go Ruiz and ask him, he has to say something. Even as a champ, he's still the underdog. All this is just for media consumption.
I have said this before and will say it again. AJ is physically more powerful and has height and reach advantages. Ruiz just caught an unprepared (for Ruiz) and overconfident Joshua and gave him a good whack. Plus, AJ's chin has many things to prove. I see AJ winning the rematch comfortably. Andy Ruiz has a heart and fast hands but nothing much else over AJ.
Ruiz got up and kicked azz
Puzzyfruit quit in the corner like a whipped puppy
Facts are that Wilder still refuses to fight Parker, Whyte, Ruiz, Rives, Chisora or AJ.
Maybe Wilder can fight young Daniel Dubois but I doubt it? Wilder will likely come up with a creative excuse for ducking him too.
Originally posted by markther
You can’t expect others to be objective when your not being objective as boxing fans. Most boxing fans, current and past fighters, trainers, boxing analysts would not say Wilder hasn’t fought a top HW. Ortiz isn’t a bum. Fury or Joshua haven’t fought him who by the way is better than anyone they have fought on their resume in the past year or two. Ortiz in most fans opinion would beat all HW’s not named Wilder or Fury. And didn’t Wilder fight Tyson Fury to a “recorded draw.” Those are 2 fighters, Ortiz & Fury, that’s are pretty good top ranked HW’s on Wilder’s resume just being objective.
And if you were really being objective, looking at Joshua’s resume, he fought a much younger Breazeale who Wilder got rid of in 1 round. He fought Whyte who was younger, coming up in his career. He fought Wladimir who was out of the ring for almost 2 years after
his defeat of Tyson Fury. Joshua has 1 solid win against Parker when he was undefeated if you want to call Parker a top HW right now in 2019. And Joshua fought Povetkin when he was 39 years old. Joshua finally got in the ring with a good technical fighter and a solid HW with boxing skills, Andy Ruiz Jr and got exposed along with his manufactured career to date. If he beats Ruiz in the rematch, I will give him credit for that win. Nothing else on his resume in 23 fights impresses me as a boxing fan. Those are “decent or good” wins but not great career defining wins. Next Saturday will be a career defining win, IF Joshua can pull it off.
Last edited by factsarenice; 12-01-2019, 10:11 AM.
You can’t expect others to be objective when your not being objective as boxing fans. Most boxing fans, current and past fighters, trainers, boxing analysts would not say Wilder hasn’t fought a top HW. Ortiz isn’t a bum. Fury or Joshua haven’t fought him who by the way is better than anyone they have fought on their resume in the past year or two. Ortiz in most fans opinion would beat all HW’s not named Wilder or Fury. And didn’t Wilder fight Tyson Fury to a “recorded draw.” Those are 2 fighters, Ortiz & Fury, that’s are pretty good top ranked HW’s on Wilder’s resume just being objective.
And if you were really being objective, looking at Joshua’s resume, he fought a much younger Breazeale who Wilder got rid of in 1 round. He fought Whyte who was younger, coming up in his career. He fought Wladimir who was out of the ring for almost 2 years after
his defeat of Tyson Fury. Joshua has 1 solid win against Parker when he was undefeated if you want to call Parker a top HW right now in 2019. And Joshua fought Povetkin when he was 39 years old. Joshua finally got in the ring with a good technical fighter and a solid HW with boxing skills, Andy Ruiz Jr and got exposed along with his manufactured career to date. If he beats Ruiz in the rematch, I will give him credit for that win. Nothing else on his resume in 23 fights impresses me as a boxing fan. Those are “decent or good” wins but not great career defining wins. Next Saturday will be a career defining win, IF Joshua can pull it off.
Whyte is by far better an over hyped Ortiz.
Don't get it twisted.
Ortiz is a no body in The HW division.
Ruiz has done a lot of talking...let's see how this goes. If he really comes out swinging then AJ will start to fight back and we have a foty contender.
I wouldn't mind as long as he fights Wilder next! I would prefer it to be Wilder vs AJ.. But AJ only wants to offer Wilder 12.5 million. An we know Wilder wants half. I just want to see the Undisputed fight!
We all want to see undisputed next. And Hearn offered Wilder 120 million last time and Wilder turned it down to fight for less than 10% of that. He's a fraud and a ducking coward
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