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I think wilder should take a tuneup or 2 but I also thought Joshua should have taken a tuneup or 2.
I think Ruiz is a bad tuneup if Ruiz turns up. I think he is dangerous to wilder fury or Joshua. They all beat him but an in shape Ruiz is a struggle for all 3 and they look kind of bad.
Steward also thought wilder would be champion as well. To fight fury and maybe Joshua wilder needs to move circle flat out run.
It is wilder’s natural style. It’s how he fought early in his career to and after he got the title and in the Olympics.
He changed after Stiverne 2 and in a lazy effort vs Washington. If he has his legs still he must go back.
If he runs he negates the 2 biggest problems fury causes him. The feinting and head movement when fury is outside. Number 2 it negates the fury straight line skillful power charge. As soon as fury starts with either just take off.
You may think I’m saying wilder should become this great boxer I am not at all. It may look better but it’s not.
It’s actually simple and much less skilled. It’s just outside boxing. Circle right or left. Jab circle jab occasionally jump in 1-2. Hold clinch repeat. Much less clinches than the first 2 fights.
It’s how he used to fight. No real skills no head movement no setting traps no great boxing IQ and little to no inside fighting. Nobody is going to chase him wildly because of the threat of the 1-2.
He might have to be dirty in the clinch head butt and low blows.
The only thing his trainer has to be able to do to is make him run and make him keep doing that in training.
His little legs become an advantage instead of a weakness ( skinny legged people are usually faster). Can his real trainer new or old make him go back to his old style and keep him from standing there looking for knockouts
I think Ruiz is a bad tuneup if Ruiz turns up. I think he is dangerous to wilder fury or Joshua. They all beat him but an in shape Ruiz is a struggle for all 3 and they look kind of bad.
Steward also thought wilder would be champion as well. To fight fury and maybe Joshua wilder needs to move circle flat out run.
It is wilder’s natural style. It’s how he fought early in his career to and after he got the title and in the Olympics.
He changed after Stiverne 2 and in a lazy effort vs Washington. If he has his legs still he must go back.
If he runs he negates the 2 biggest problems fury causes him. The feinting and head movement when fury is outside. Number 2 it negates the fury straight line skillful power charge. As soon as fury starts with either just take off.
You may think I’m saying wilder should become this great boxer I am not at all. It may look better but it’s not.
It’s actually simple and much less skilled. It’s just outside boxing. Circle right or left. Jab circle jab occasionally jump in 1-2. Hold clinch repeat. Much less clinches than the first 2 fights.
It’s how he used to fight. No real skills no head movement no setting traps no great boxing IQ and little to no inside fighting. Nobody is going to chase him wildly because of the threat of the 1-2.
He might have to be dirty in the clinch head butt and low blows.
The only thing his trainer has to be able to do to is make him run and make him keep doing that in training.
His little legs become an advantage instead of a weakness ( skinny legged people are usually faster). Can his real trainer new or old make him go back to his old style and keep him from standing there looking for knockouts
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