Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz, Manny Robles Part Ways - Trainer is Not Surprised

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Former WBO, IBO, WBA, IBF heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz has parted ways with head trainer Manny Robles. Robles led Ruiz to one of the biggest upsets in the history of the heavyweight division, when the Mexican heavyweight stopped heavily favored Anthony Joshua in seven rounds to capture the unified crown at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
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[Curtis Harper]

Andy can't fire himself and someone had to go.

Replace ''Former'' with ''Fluky''

[LAchargers373]

Haymon walking Andy into wilder right hand after he loses the fury fight...you hate to see it. I was a HUGE ruiz fan and was fully behind him after he beat AJ. But I don’t think we’ll ever hear much from him again other than hitting the canvas once or twice

[GlassJoey]

Ben Davison could get him down to 175, maybe even 168

[Curtis Harper]

Ben Davison could get him down to 175, maybe even 168

You mean Anne Wolfe

[Frazier67]

ben davison could get him down to 175, maybe even 168

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[OnlytheTruth]

I was a HUGE ruiz fan and was fully behind him after he beat AJ.

Basically every Ruiz fan, ever.

[PredatorStyle]

Sad situation but if ruiz need a fresh start, psychologically that is, then I suppose it makes sense for his career, even if it's his own fault.

[Floydushka]

"He was unable to put his punches together, he was much slower in the ring, and all of that allowed Joshua to easily reclaim his titles with a lopsided twelve round decision."

Seems like Boxing Clever never saw the fight.
Ruiz wasn't slow. Nor was he unable to put his punches together. AJ was permanently moving and Ruiz wasn't prepared for that tactics and couldn't cut the ring off. That was the problem.

[kingstip9]

Andy Ruiz will be remembered similar to buster Douglas.
Able to raise the bar on the night and get an epic win, but not able to show the discipline to remain consistent