So hard to call AJ Ruiz Rematch

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  • bigtyivier2k2
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    So hard to call AJ Ruiz Rematch

    Its a tough pick because there are many factors in place.

    Joe Rogan mentioned on his podcast that he heard AJ got knocked out in sparring a few weeks before the Ruiz fight. Then AJ got dropped a buncha times in the actual fight and pretty much mentally quit. When you mentally quit you dont usually come back from that (ala Victor Ortiz)

    I always thought AJ is beatable and isnt as good as hes being hyped up to be. Even against Klit I thought the fight shouldnt have been stopped as AJ wasnt even landing clean in the corner when it got stopped. AJ is very mechanical and I thought a taller guy like Wilder and Fury would beat him not a smaller Ruiz.

    Now for the rematch AJ had been super quiet while Ruiz has been enjoying his name 15 minutes of fame buying mansions and Rolls Royces. I an curious to see how this plays out because it feels like Ruiz is being distracted by the limelight while AJ is training in a dungeon and not even getting haircuts until recently.

    So this is a tough fight to call. I also had a dream weeks ago that they are squared up and Joshua takes a step back and as he does that Ruiz comes forward with an overhand right and drops him flat for the KO.
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    #2
    Originally posted by bigtyivier2k2
    Its a tough pick because there are many factors in place.

    Joe Rogan mentioned on his podcast that he heard AJ got knocked out in sparring a few weeks before the Ruiz fight. Then AJ got dropped a buncha times in the actual fight and pretty much mentally quit. When you mentally quit you dont usually come back from that (ala Victor Ortiz)

    I always thought AJ is beatable and isnt as good as hes being hyped up to be. Even against Klit I thought the fight shouldnt have been stopped as AJ wasnt even landing clean in the corner when it got stopped. AJ is very mechanical and I thought a taller guy like Wilder and Fury would beat him not a smaller Ruiz.

    Now for the rematch AJ had been super quiet while Ruiz has been enjoying his name 15 minutes of fame buying mansions and Rolls Royces. I an curious to see how this plays out because it feels like Ruiz is being distracted by the limelight while AJ is training in a dungeon and not even getting haircuts until recently.

    So this is a tough fight to call. I also had a dream weeks ago that they are squared up and Joshua takes a step back and as he does that Ruiz comes forward with an overhand right and drops him flat for the KO.
    Only AJ's ******ed delusional sensitive gay ****boy fanboys overhype him. We know who they are. You can tell from the cum dripping down their mouths when they talk about joshua.

    The real boxing fans all see aj's true strengths and weaknesses
    Last edited by llll; 12-02-2019, 09:41 AM.

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      #3
      I don't think it's hard to pick.

      AJ and his team can say whatever they like, but there's no way that he's changed his style. One punch in the face and he'll go back to what he knows.

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        #4
        Originally posted by denium
        I don't think it's hard to pick.

        AJ and his team can say whatever they like, but there's no way that he's changed his style. One punch in the face and he'll go back to what he knows.
        He also took a much bigger shot from Klitschko and got up and recovered

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          #5
          Originally posted by bigtyivier2k2
          He also took a much bigger shot from Klitschko and got up and recovered
          How long did that take him though?

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            #6
            A lot of you idiots always expose yourselves. No one who has watched AJ from the beginning of his career would say a taller guy would be the one to beat him. His style is perfect and was built for tall boxers. He has always had problems with short guys and if anyone was going to beat him, it would be a short guy. And Ruiz did.

            He'll blast Fury and Wilder out of there.

            Put your life saving on Ruiz and stop acting like a biiitch.

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              #7
              Originally posted by ikigai
              Only AJ's ******ed delusional sensitive gay ****boy fanboys overhype him. We know who they are. You can tell from the cum dripping down their mouths when they talk about joshua.

              The real boxing fans all see aj's true strengths and weaknesses
              Rich coming from a Wilder fan.

              Wilder is the biggest bum in the history of boxing. He bombs at the box office and he's yet to beat a decent boxer in 11 years, after 43 fights.

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