So Ruiz and Joshua are even at 1-1 but.....

[LacedUp]

Andy clearly won the first 2 rounds. That's not arguable or debateable.

If you don't know how to score a fight, we have nothing left to discuss.

[Phenom]

Have I ever said I don't like him? No I haven't. Some of the things he said are downright delusional but in the ring, he's a great fighter.

But the double standards and the delusional crap you guys write is just downright dumb.

The Steverne rematch was years later and he was a late replacement what's exactly the double standard here?

Can you stop making every post about Wilder it's weird bruv

[Curtis Harper]

we have nothing left to discuss.

Works for me. I made a list of guys who underestimated their opponent and lost. Should I add AJ to the list ?

[Curtis Harper]

You and him should become pro judges (if you 2 aren't already) and show me how its done

[Weebler I]

It will go down as a fluke. Like Rahman's win over Lewis.

Depends what Ruiz does from here. He's good enough to claim more big victories, albeit the blueprint on how to beat him is out there.

[kidbazooka]

.......

Wannabe be Brits

Nothing sadder.

[LacedUp]

The Steverne rematch was years later and he was a late replacement what's exactly the double standard here?

Can you stop making every post about Wilder it's weird bruv

I'll continue to post about Wilder as much as I want I'll stop when you start making sense and stop posting double standards.

Which I suspect is never.

[Curtis Harper]

Brits

Nothing sadder.

That's your opinion. I'm more of a ''don't give a fu ck where a fighter is from'' kind of fight fan.

I'm loyal to no country ''just because''

Even my own

[Weebler I]

Most real boxing fans would want a 3rd fight to prove who’s the better fighter.

Sometime perhaps, but next? No thanks. The second fight was as boring as the first was entertaining.

[Ca$ual Fan]

Depends what Ruiz does from here. He's good enough to claim more big victories, albeit the blueprint on how to beat him is out there.

I actually think the top heavyweights right now, except for Wilder, would be fighting Ruiz the same approach Joshua fought him here. I think the blueprint on beating him was demonstrated as clear as a day. If Ruiz doesn’t adjust to this, he’ll be losing decision by decision to any of the top opponents he’ll be facing.

Wilder vs Ruiz would be interesting though