Comments Thread For: Whyte: Andy Ruiz Didn't Want It, Rejected Two Offers

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Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte explained that his team made two lucrative offers to former unified world champion Andy Ruiz, who had no interest in the contest. Whyte was hoping to face Ruiz in May, but that didn't happen.
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[SplitSecond]

Ruiz has already stated he doesn’t want a tough fight next. He wants a tune-up.


For those that thought it was Whyte that didn’t want the fight.

[MulaKO]

Ok fine but Whyte , how many fights have you refused
Like his statement that a champion needs to fight anywhere
To bad he was never a champion

[Mister Wolf]

Ruiz has already stated he doesn’t want a tough fight next. He wants a tune-up.


For those that thought it was Whyte that didn’t want the fight.

A tune-up from what? Being fat?

[Ray*]

I actually thought it was Whyte they didn’t want the fight at first, until I heard Ruiz himself coming out with a lame excuse a day later, then I knew he doesn’t want a tough fight right away, which was cool, but why pretend like the other team didn’t offer you a great deal? He turned down 5m dollars to fight Whyte in America. SMH

[MulaKO]

A tune-up from what? Being fat?

Noooooooooooo

[PBR Streetgang]

I didn't think Ruiz wanted that fight at the moment and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that decision. Andy needs to get his mind and body right and also needs to develop a rapport with whatever new trainer he goes with. A ftraining camp and fight against a relatively durable journeyman (such as Arreola) would be ideal.

[Chrismart]

Sounds like he wants an easier touch after his loss. I can understand that if it's his mindset at present, as Whyte is a tough fight.

[SplitSecond]

A tune-up from what? Being fat?

I guess?

[MEXICAN STYLE]

Ruiz vs Arreola 2020