Ruiz-AJ VS. Fury-Wilder

[SN!PER]

Who got the better victory?

Ruiz stopping Joshua in the 7th.

or

Fury stopping Wilder in the 7th.

[TheMyspaceDayz]

Why isn’t there a both are impressive option? Think losing got you down in the dumpy dumps.

[Marchegiano]

I think Tyson was more impressive skills wise but Ruiz did actually stop Joshua where as Fury got cut off before he could finish the job.

[ThatDude44]

Fury because AJ at least knocked Ruiz down

[Madison Boxing]

AJ won every round in the rematch so who cares

[TMLT87]

Fury/Wilder. Nobody expected Fury to be able to take that approach and have such success with it. He came in with a completely different gameplan from the first fight, a plan that many considered suicidal, and won even more resoundingly. Also he fought Wilder in Wilders country and unlike Ruiz he wasnt coming in as a last minute replacement who was being overlooked.

[Kezzer]

Clearly Ruiz was the much bigger shock. But fury won every round, didn’t get knocked down himself - so Has to be more impressive of the two.

[_original_]

AJ won every round in the rematch so who cares

He was stopped and embarrassed, of course we care. Just cause Joshua won the second fight it doesn't erase what happened in the first. Ruiz didn't prepare for the second fight and AJ still ran from him the entire fight, more like who cares about that fight. A third one is still needed there for closure.

[Sane Man]

He was stopped and embarrassed, of course we care. Just cause Joshua won the second fight it doesn't erase what happened in the first. Ruiz didn't prepare for the second fight and AJ still ran from him the entire fight, more like who cares about that fight. A third one is still needed there for closure.

A third fight? Haha. Okay and just to appease you they'll have to have their feet nailed to the canvas and fight like rock 'em sock 'em robots.

[eco1]

I voted wrong. I think Ruiz's was a fluke and AJ is the better fighter between Aj and Wilder.

But what Fury did was no fluke! He destroyed Wilder.