Why do I think AJ vs Ruiz 2 is fixed?

[TBear]

Fixed is perhaps the wrong word. Hearn is a smart promoter as are many of promoters out there. There is no way he would not protect his money ticket. What happens in the ring is beyond his control. However as a promoter he can insure Joshua has every chance to regain the belt. With the ability to secure the venue, the judges and the referee will definitely not hurt his chances at that. Many of us are just hoping that the best man wins. In a fair match.

However no matter who wins, the word fixed will be over used. That is the nature of internet forums.

[rudy]

I was gonna place a bet on AJ (I know he’s gonna win) but I don’t know how it’s gonna end. It’s just basically like how I placed a bet on James Harden to score over 40points last night. At first, the bet took longer than usual to print (took almost 5mins). Then all of a sudden, for the first in a very long time - James Harden who takes not less than 30 shots in a game, apart from aggressively getting fouled and going to line to shoot free throws decided not to take shots and stay docile.

Sport is rigged and if you play sport bets, you would know. That’s why bookies have massive stakes in pro sports.

Before the June 1st fight - one of 2pac’s Outlaw members who lives in Saudi Arabia was in London to meet AJ and his camp. And there’s a Pakistan guy that looks like Suge Knight with connections in Saudi Arabia who’s been a member of AJ’s camp for a while now. So, I’ve always believed the first fight was set up for a big rematch in Saudi Arabia. I won’t go into details. And once Wilder decided not to take the AJ fight and Fury also declined the fight - it became a formality as the next go-to plan to keep AJ’s profile growing.

Ruiz neither moves his feet nor punches hard enough to beat AJ. Fast hands are only effective when you can get in range. All AJ needs to do is use the overhand right he had success with in the first sham whenever Ruiz throws a jab and use the uppercut whenever he lunges in with his head. And Ruiz would quit by the 7th or 8th rd. A guy as fat as that who has a terrible tank won’t be able to take that type of punishment for more than 8rds and still be fighting.

AJ’s mum never watch him fight and for the first time, she’s out there to watch him fight. And his dad who’s usually at his fights is nowhere to be found. Something just smells fishy in the air.

Also, I don’t think Eddie is dumb enough to have picked a guy like Ruiz who’s with Al Haymon from thin air in the first fight if there was nothing amiss. And Ruiz was desperate and desperate people are the easiest to buy into a bogus plot.

AJ wins - his profile gets twice as big as it was before June 1st, since everyone wrote him off. And he becomes the first 2x unified champ in this era and in an elite class above his peers. This is back to what catapulted him into superstardom against WLad.

Anyway, 2x. Get it Josh - top lad. No bet from me.

As some other idoit said to me have i ever boxed, yes i have you my friend should just watch the fight instead of talking about fix.

Eddie Hearns is a scumbag, he will get everything in his favour this is not a fix just him being a promoter. I always tell fighters dont worry about being robbed if you stop the other guy. If you not a puncher you are screwed simple as that

[BangEM]

Fixed is perhaps the wrong word. Hearn is a smart promoter as are many of promoters out there. There is no way he would not protect his money ticket. What happens in the ring is beyond his control. However as a promoter he can insure Joshua has every chance to regain the belt. With the ability to secure the venue, the judges and the referee will definitely not hurt his chances at that. Many of us are just hoping that the best man wins. In a fair match.

However no matter who wins, the word fixed will be over used. That is the nature of internet forums.

I think they gave AJ the same drug they gave Bakole in the Hunter fight to test it before signing him. And the same drug Callum Smith took against Ryder to make him look vulnerable, so he can get big fights. There’s a reason why AJ had psychologists and Navy Seal members in his camp for the first fight, for the first time in history.

Everything would be back to normal after the rematch. And it’s win, win, for all the parties involved.

Ruiz is just too limited apart from his fast hands. He doesn’t move his feet, easy to get him, can’t control range, can’t cut off the ring and his power is average at best.

[Jax teller]

I think they gave AJ the same drug they gave Bakole in the Hunter fight to test it before signing him. And the same drug Callum Smith took against Ryder to make him look vulnerable, so he can get big fights. There’s a reason why AJ had psychologists and Navy Seal members in his camp for the first fight, for the first time in history.

Everything would be back to normal after the rematch. And it’s win, win, for all the parties involved.

Ruiz is just too limited apart from his fast hands. He doesn’t move his feet, easy to get him, can’t control range, can’t cut off the ring and his power is average at best.

AJ's had a sports psychologist for a while, a lot of Elite athletes/teams have them use them as a tool to really hone that edge you can gain from a 'winners mentality' & mid over matter. Eddie Hall got one to lift 500KG.

[BangEM]

AJ's had a sports psychologist for a while, a lot of Elite athletes/teams have them use them as a tool to really hone that edge you can gain from a 'winners mentality' & mid over matter. Eddie Hall got one to lift 500KG.

No, he has never had a sports psychologist until the Ruiz fight in NY. And somehow they brought a Navy Seal in as well, lol.

He fought people who hit 4x harder than Ruiz and never need both. The fight wasn’t a mandatory fight - if he was nervous about Ruiz, they could have cancelled it and picked someone else. He didn’t need to fight Ruiz and he was just doing him a favour. And they didn’t even show Ruiz to the public until fight week and it was an AJ show. So it had nothing to do with that.

Coming into the ring - AJ knew he was gonna lose, hence he had to stay there longer than usual to gather himself together.

After the fight, he kept saying he’s getting his belts back in 6months. And the 6months have lapsed and the belts should be back in London next week.

Also, do you think Saudis just woke up and decided to build a stadium for this fight? If you believe that, you would believe anything.

[stellen]

My money is on a boring points win for joshua.

[Jax teller]

No, he has never had a sports psychologist until the Ruiz fight in NY. And somehow they brought a Navy Seal in as well, lol.

He fought people who hit 4x harder than Ruiz and never need both. The fight wasn’t a mandatory fight - if he was nervous about Ruiz, they could have cancelled it and picked someone else. He didn’t need to fight Ruiz and he was just doing him a favour. And they didn’t even show Ruiz to the public until fight week and it was an AJ show. So it had nothing to do with that.

Coming into the ring - AJ knew he was gonna lose, hence he had to stay there longer than usual to gather himself together.

After the fight, he kept saying he’s getting his belts back in 6months. And the 6months have lapsed and the belts should be back in London next week.

Also, do you think Saudis just woke up and decided to build a stadium for this fight? If you believe that, you would believe anything.

I might be wrong about the psychologist bit, I remembered hearing something but it looks like it was whilst he was in Team GB from what I can find.

6 months makes sense he fights twice a year and the Saudi's literally did build a small stadium for this fight, so what's your point?

AJ rushed the KO (probably to compete with Wilder) and got caught with the wrong punch he never recovered from. I don't see the need for a conspiracy theory and AJ's not been the same fighter since Takam, looks like he thinks too much in every fight since instead imposing his physical advantages.

It'll be good to see which AJ we're gonna get.

[Articulateboxin]

Okay. You’ll find out tomorrow that the man doesn’t have that type of power.

Parker said he's the hardest hitting fighter he's ever faced and Roach said he's 1 of, if not the hardest hitting boxers he's ever had in his gym.

Betting is mostly a mugs game man, stay clear of it or bet on the guy you want to lose...it's win win that way (with the exception of draws lols)

[BangEM]

Parker said he's the hardest hitting fighter he's ever faced and Roach said he's 1 of, if not the hardest hitting boxers he's ever had in his gym.

Betting is mostly a mugs game man, stay clear of it or bet on the guy you want to lose...it's win win that way (with the exception of draws lols)

Parker would say that yet he didn’t look like he was in a fight when they fought. Even AJ came out the first fight with no bruises apart from his nose that has stayed broken due to Takam’s massive headbutt.

[redmish]

Because you're a ****ing idiot.