Rafael says Wilder no. 1, Joshua is no. 2 and Fury is no. 3

[Queen_Leia]

Watch the fight...

I did, he lost.

you'll likely change your mind.

Nope, my mind is set.

AJ looked very beatable.

So did Wilder verses Ortiz, that why they fight the fights...no boxer is unbeatable.

Also consider that Ruiz sh&t the bed when it come to this training camp...horrible conditioning.

That's his fault for not taking his craft seriously...not Joshua.

Ruiz wins 7 out of 10 vs AJ -- that's the premise of my rankings.

The way AJ fought on Saturday..Ruiz would never win because Joshua would never fight up close. AJ was beating him in the 1st fight until he came within range and slugged it out with the faster hand Ruiz.

Joshua has figured Ruiz out.

Going forward, AJ wins 10 out of 10 times, Ruiz may have fast hands but he has slow feet...AJ will never fight him within range again...he'll fight LONG thus denying Ruiz any opportunity for a lucky shot.

[USMCer]

The way AJ fought on Saturday..Ruiz would never win because Joshua would never fight up close. AJ was beating him in the 1st fight until he came within range and slugged it out with the faster hand Ruiz.

Joshua has figured Ruiz out.

Going forward, AJ wins 10 out of 10 times, Ruiz may have fast hands but he has slow feet...AJ will never fight him within range again...he'll fight LONG thus denying Ruiz any opportunity for a lucky shot.

That's the thing though. Ruiz was stagnant. He wasn't mobile in the slightest. But the few times that they were close enough to actually exchange, Ruiz got the better of AJ.

If Ruiz is 255 lbs instead of the slob-weight of 280 lbs, he would be more mobile. He'd be able to pursue AJ a lot better. He'd be able to cut AJ off here and there. His flurries would be more sustained and would happen more often.

Simply, Ruiz would have been able to touch AJ a lot more.