Let’s admit it on can

[dibzvincent143]

They’re blaming ruiz for being fat.. cmon he was already fat the first time around.
Joshua’s strategy was what got him the win and he would’ve won the first time around had he fought the same way.
Floyd made a career moving in hi

[juggernaut666]

It wouldn't matter how he won there would just be other excuses against Joshua . In the end it doesn't really matter ,Wilder is on limited time/ borrowed time and will be gone by 2022 maybe sooner if Fury can take away the only thing keeping Wilder relevant officially next time . When that happens the clown crew on here with IQ's equal to potato chips also have to jump ship when it sinks and theres going to be a lot of chips floating in that water after the aftermath when we actually review Wilders career it will be quite awhile to make up another pretend fan base ,well maybe not look how fast Ruiz was created and sunk overnight ...

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Aj's strategy in the first fight was the same as the second fight.

Stick and move, stay on the outside.

The difference in the first fight was that ruiz had the footwork/lighter feet and stamina to step back when joshua stepped forward, and step in with the jab to get in range.

[GGG Gloveking]

It wouldn't matter how he won there would just be other excuses against Joshua . In the end it doesn't really matter ,Wilder is on limited time/ borrowed time and will be gone by 2022 maybe sooner if Fury can take away the only thing keeping Wilder relevant officially next time . When that happens the clown crew on here with IQ's equal to potato chips also have to jump ship when it sinks and theres going to be a lot of chips floating in that water after the aftermath when we actually review Wilders career it will be quite awhile to make up another pretend fan base ,well maybe not look how fast Ruiz was created and sunk overnight ...

Bruh, please. Wilder sparks AJ the fuçk out.

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It wouldn't matter how he won there would just be other excuses against Joshua . In the end it doesn't really matter ,Wilder is on limited time/ borrowed time and will be gone by 2022 maybe sooner if Fury can take away the only thing keeping Wilder relevant officially next time . When that happens the clown crew on here with IQ's equal to potato chips also have to jump ship when it sinks and theres going to be a lot of chips floating in that water after the aftermath when we actually review Wilders career it will be quite awhile to make up another pretend fan base ,well maybe not look how fast Ruiz was created and sunk overnight ...

The most delusional poster with zero boxing knowledge strikes again.

[juggernaut666]

The most delusional poster with zero boxing knowledge strikes again.

Are you saying Wilder defeated Fury if so about 90% of the boxing public disagrees with you .

[juggernaut666]

Bruh, please. Wilder sparks AJ the fuçk out.

The only spark Wilder ever got was shocking himself after being commanded to avoid Joshua for 100 million by his master Finkel with follow up of a flopped PPV by the self proclaimed legend of boxing .

The only thing legendary about Wilder is how dumb the guy really is and his terrible resume,so yea hes legendary. lol


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[eco1]

Aj's strategy in the first fight was the same as the second fight.

Stick and move, stay on the outside.

The difference in the first fight was that ruiz had the footwork/lighter feet and stamina to step back when joshua stepped forward, and step in with the jab to get in range.

Nope, the difference is AJ moved in without any caution at all and got clipped.

You clearly didn't have the money to watch either fight and are going by what someone else with a bias told you.

[GGG Gloveking]

The only spark Wilder ever got was shocking himself after being commanded to avoid Joshua for 100 million by his master Finkel with follow up of a flopped PPV by the self proclaimed legend of boxing .

The only thing legendary about Wilder is how dumb the guy really is and his terrible resume,so yea hes legendary. lol


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Ok...sure...

We can go back and forth about who ducked who, or whatever, but Wilder sparks AJ the fuçk out. AJ won't have the luxury of keeping Wilder outside of his range as easily as with Ruiz 2. And we saw what would happen if AJ engages. (Ruiz 1)

So, seriously, what isAJ game plan to win? Take the fight to Wilder, and risk getting bounced up and down off the canvas, or try to jab and move against someone the same size?

[BoxingVirus25]

there would just be other excuses