Comments Thread For: Robles Admits They Lost Control of Andy Ruiz After Big Win, Blames 'New Friends'

[Ray*]

i swear, as far as any boxer's social life goes..
ive never seen anything more cringe than those videos of Andy Ruiz partying.

how the fk did that guy become so cringe? he was the most humble basic guy before the AJ 1 fight...
im sure even most the guys on here if they won a $1billion wouldnt be that cringe.
enjoy it, go dine on caviar and ***** all day everyday...eat whatever you want..
but don't talk like a cringey bast*rd...just don't do that one thing.

I was on his train for being humble, willing to talk risks, talking bout that Mexican heritage and hard work background. Boy was I wrong!

As soon as he hit that money and fame, the American in him was apparent. Talking about he is now the A side, how the fight would happen where he says it happens. He was doing photo shoots with expensive cars, shopping, eating on camera, had naked chefs for his birthday etc

I was truly shocked....

[-Kev-]

We already know this, although Andy Garcia shocked Anthony Joshua, and the boxing world all at the same time. He quickly lost his discipline, focus, mind and ultimately the heavyweight title. He could've retained the title against Joshua, and probably made another successful defense, or two. If he had just had some respect for the title he had just won. He wouldn't have been a long reining champion, but he could've won 2, or 3 more fights. He would've had to be at the top of his game, as it turned out he wasn't, and it wound up costing him Big Time. Now instead of him being the toast of the town, he's the roast of the town. Worst than that I don't think that he'll ever win the heavyweight title of the world again. It wasn't Manny Robles fault that Andy Garcia literally went hog wild. When somebody that young, that immature comes into instant fame, and money, you can't tell them anything. They're the king now, they most know everything, that said they must self implode. That's exactly what happened to Andy Garcia, and not Reynoso, or anyone else can help make him champion again.

Andy Garcia from The Godfather 3?

[Earl-Hickey]

Part of being a great champion is being a professional, if you are just one great performance then mentally implode then you simply aren't great

Joshua is a far greater fighter than Ruiz due to consistency, professionalism and discipline, three things Ruiz knows nothing about.

[Boricua181]

Andy Garcia from The Godfather 3?

-Kev-, I had already explained my mistake on the name in an earlier post. I meant to say Andy Ruiz, and not Andy Garcia. Prior to making the mistake on this particular post, I had been commenting on Danny, and Angel Garcia. I still had the Garcia name in my head, when I initiated a comment on Andy. Thanks for pointing it out though, I appreciate it, but we all make mistakes.

[-Kev-]

I was on his train for being humble, willing to talk risks, talking bout that Mexican heritage and hard work background. Boy was I wrong!

As soon as he hit that money and fame, the American in him was apparent. Talking about he is now the A side, how the fight would happen where he says it happens. He was doing photo shoots with expensive cars, shopping, eating on camera, had naked chefs for his birthday etc

I was truly shocked....

Coaches can use Ruiz as an example of what not to do in boxing.

[lopetego]

It was still funny seeing AJ fight scarred and backwards most of the fight. And when they did exchange Ruiz made AJ quit that noise...

Normal ring and in shape ruiz can beat AJ again. I mean he already made him quit once.

Agree. it was pathetic

AJ fought like a true scared ***** in the rematch

Ruiz beat the manhood out of him in the first fight, it seems

If Ruiz wasn't so morbidly obese (even by his own standards) and had been able to move from one spot in the rematch, he would have beaten chinless Joshua again