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

[Dasmius Shinobi]

I understand where Andy Ruiz is coming from.

For me is understandable that Andy Ruiz need a tune up fight and this is the correct choice after the defeat against Joshua. Dillian Whyte is a high risk fight for Andy, who need to get shit done, before fighting another top contender.

[Jkp]

I am suprised with Ruiz. Whyte could have been ticket to title shot in less than one year. Wilder would never have given Ruiz a voluntarily.

Whyte wanted him to take the fight on short notice. Ruiz didn't even have a trainer and was morbidly obese, probably 100 pounds over weight.

[Oshio]

The place will stink of Ruiz v Arreola... Ruiz-Ortiz would have been better

[MulaKO]

Stop. Just stop. Your blatant bias and hatred for anything British makes everything you say lacking in crediblity.
Whyte arguably has the best resume of any heavyweight, champion or not. He is only stating facts. Ruiz didn't want the fight. Do you have anything to contradict that? If not, shut your ignorant mouth.

I’m ignorant
So smart azz , show me where you can say I have hatred for anything British
I didn’t think so
Now that’s fughin ignorant
Of course you feel that way cause you yourself has hatred for anything non British
Now get back to sucking off Mr Shyte

[Califire209]

So what? He's still much more relevant and more accomplished than Arreola. Heavyweights can still compete on a high level well into their late 30's and early 40's. If you don't understand that, you are a total moron who needs to find another sport.

Yeah I know that you ****en clown. B sample always talking crap on older opponents that don't speak English and then he goes and fights Povetkin, but was scared to face Luis Ortiz.
It's called politics if you follow the sport you'll know that Ruiz is going to stay faithful to Haymon and fight the PBC stable of HWs and not sign with the snake Hearn.

[PBR Streetgang]

AJ ruined him. That was easy money, Andy could have eaten between rounds, he didn't care. He, you, me, could see AJ trained to run.

AJ outboxed him and got the win but I think he ruined himself to be honest. Some people can't handle success and self destruct. It's pretty easy to see that Ruiz lacks discipline and probably has some other issues as well.

[PBR Streetgang]

Whyte was flabby in his last fight so what's the difference?? It's not like Ruiz got KO'd by Joshua, he lost a clear points decision. Furthermore, his loss to Joshua was his second loss (even if his first to Parker was highly questionable) so there shouldn't be some huge mental hurdle to overcome.

Whyte was flabby and labored against Wach, but he won. He picked an opponent who wasn't going to be particularly dangerous and coming off the layoff and drama with the testing ordeal, he was right to pick a safe opponent.

Ruiz first loss was a close, disputed loss against Parker in his backyard. even with that he took soft touches after that swrback. Now, Ruiz is coming off a clear loss. It's pretty clear he wasn't mentally there before the fight (only his fault) and based on his post-fight actions, he's still it mentally there.

Should he have jaw jacked about a fight with Whyte? No. Is he wrong for wanting a tune-up? No.

It's really as simple as that.

[MulaKO]

AJ outboxed him and got the win but I think he ruined himself to be honest. Some people can't handle success and self destruct. It's pretty easy to see that Ruiz lacks discipline and probably has some other issues as well.

He’s always hungry ?

[Southpaw010]

Good joke, tell me another. Chisora 1 he lost. Parker fight was a joke as well the headbutt knockdown if that goes away it was a draw. You can't be one sided just because you like his PED taking sloppy ass. Beating Ortiz twice alone is two wins better than anything Whyte has. Joshua has a better resume than Wilder but not Whyte.