Comments Thread For: Ruiz: I Looked Past Joshua; Thought It Would Same As June 1st

[Dle]

Ruiz, how could you think that? Did you not know that you were fight a heavyweight champion that dethroned Klitchko’s ten year reign? And you didn’t even prepare properly. Do you really think you’re going to get another crack at 3 titles? Dream’s over kid. and I had believed in you..

[Kannabis Kid]

Ruiz, how could you think that? Did you not know that you were fight a heavyweight champion that dethroned Klitchko’s ten year reign? And you didn’t even prepare properly. Do you really think you’re going to get another crack at 3 titles? Dream’s over kid. and I had believed in you..

When did Ruiz and Tyson Fury fight?

[Weebler I]

Im having a hard time understanding all these excuses. Not because I do not believe them, I certainly do, it's exactly as Ruiz put it. However, my confusion stems from why he'd think any of the stuff he said?

I'd understand if he was Mike Tyson, who steam rolled through all the competition and had been a champ for 3 years for him not to take an opponent seriously, but even Mike Tyson, if it were a top caliber opponent wouldn't not train.

Andy Ruiz wins one big profile fight, against what is perceived to be the best man in the division, and then just thinks he will steam roll through that same guy again next time around by taking the fight even less seriously than the first? Where does that sort of thinking stem from?

I'm stereotyping but fat people tend to opt for the path of least resistance.

It's easier for Ruiz to believe he's going to beat Joshua again so he doesn't have to train hard to discipline himself and restrict his diet.

[Curtis Harper]

Making history

[Tatabanya]

John Ruiz's next trainer:

[pittapatta66]

p4p dumbest statement and dumbest mothertrucker in all combat sports.

wtf.....how can you actually be that dumb? is his brain a literal burrito? words....im lost....

[FeFist]

The world was convinced that he was just some humble fat guy. The truth of the matter is he is as arrogant as he is fat.

I am glad that Joshua took his belts and boxing fans should be too. It is a sport that requires blood, sweat and tears. This fatty had people saying "what do I need to work out for" like boxing was a joke.

[Curtis Harper]

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Fat Hands trying to explain his grueling training techniques

[CasperUK]

Ruiz did lose weight.

He just gained 50lbs from the first fight and then lost 30lbs to come in 20lbs overweight.

[LetOutTheCage]

No longer humble, just full of excuses...