Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz Reflects on Losses To Parker and Joshua

[thack]

Ruiz , although a good fighter lacks the discipline and will never have it.He will be known mainly for his destruction of Joshua , nothing more.

[lowblows420]

You aint winning sht back go deep throat a snicker fluffy your here for the last pay day thats it

[pollywog]

Coulda, shoulda, woulda, but didn't and probably won't!

[Stuart Chandler]

Ruiz needs to get an Ortiz fight,he won’t get an AJ rematch without some type of win that people want to see.

[Metacom]

Ruiz wins every fight where his opponent fights his fight. He loses every time against a smart athletic fighter that doesn't feel the need to go toe to toe.

Wilder before losing I'd give it a 50/50

[Ant1979]

Would love to see Ruiz face Wilder. What a firework display that would be!

I'm not convinced Wilder would blast Andy out early either. He's got some half decent chins and would be a nightmare stuck on Wilders chest - very entertaining.

[VatoMulatto]

Ruiz been a fatass his entire career. He lacks the work ethic and discipline to put himself in the best possible shape.

[Oshio]

The only thing to do now is for him to pick himself up and start going. He should rematch Parker or Whyte

[mark1993]

Ruiz been a fatass his entire career. He lacks the work ethic and discipline to put himself in the best possible shape.

that's a bit harsh. He's done enough to become a professional boxer, win a title belt and get a shot at the rematch. He has done enough to become known to all boxing casuals. Wtf have you done you POS?

[VatoMulatto]

that's a bit harsh. He's done enough to become a professional boxer, win a title belt and get a shot at the rematch. He has done enough to become known to all boxing casuals. Wtf have you done you POS?

Did I hurt your feelings?

He shows up in the biggest fight of his career even fatter than he was six months earlier. He clearly lacks work ethic and the man has struggled his whole career with his weight. Why would that change now? The man is 30 years old now. I find it hard to believe that we'll see a more dedicated Ruiz.