Why you don't think AJ v Ruiz was a good fight

[Guest]

It’s not about me bro, I’m not a bloodlust boxing fan. When you have an opponent outclassed and one who best your ass like you were a petulant child, you need to make a statement of your own. That’s what it’s about, there wasn’t shh Ruiz could do to him on fight night..that straight right was there all night. Ruiz had nothing left from the 7th round on..kings of a division smell blood and strike.

I agree. He avenged his loss by unanimous decision doesn't quite have the same ring as he avenged his loss by knocking him tf out.

[Larry the boss]

AJ should dominate and he did dominate. The others would attempt exactly the same thing.

They would against Ortiz too.

Again, does that make Joshua's performance better or worse?

Does getting outboxed for 6 rounds make Wilder's performance better or worse?

Wilder did not get dropped 4 times and stopped and had to rematch a fat short unranked late replacement

[Curtis Harper]

That's on Ruiz, though. It's his job to force the issue when he's getting outboxed in every round.

If he'd properly rocked Joshua and AJ came through it, it would look like a better win. Yet because he didn't, Joshua's performance is denigrated.

Joshua couldn't have put in much more of a complete performance.

Not letting AJ completely off the hook. This is a mans sport. And men have pride and needs for revenge. He, AJ, even stated he didn't want a dec win.

Pay back didn't have to be a thudding ko, but, AJ could have at least tried to end it....as he claimed would be his intentions.

If you need examples of proper revenge/pay back....Lennox after his losses