Comments Thread For: Trainer: Joshua Was Not 100% in First Ruiz Fight, Won Rematch Comfortably

[steeve steel]

The truth is it was Ruiz who wasn't 100% in rematch.

[Boxingfanatic75]

A bit different to claiming he wasn't 100%. And it's not like anyone thinks he was at 100% either. We could see he wasn't quite himself, whether that was self inflicted or whatever.

The champion winning the rematch closes out the chapter unless it's close or controversial. Joshua has already proved he can be a worthy champion, Ruiz evidenced the opposite. I wouldn't have thought there would be any real debate from anyone on that

I suspect that if Ruiz gets himself right we will see the trilogy at some point, but I'm not sure we need it. It will be so Joshua can remove a bit more of that stain on his record.

I believe absolutely we need to see it. I think Andy is levels above Joshua in his boxing ability and we already know he can crack

[Jab jab boom]

Not as bad as Wilders multiple excuses for losing, but a lame excuse nonetheless. He lost because he got caught , he doesn’t take punches well, and got exploited as a quitter. That weak and overly cautious decision win vs an even fatter Ruiz in the rematch by no means erases the embarrassing manner in which he was dispatched of in the first fight.

[Oregonian]

Why can’t these guys just accept they lost and move on?
Freakin excuses every time!!!
Why not come in ��? All the time to train and the millions earned and we still hear excuses

[lion33lit]

Mc'Crack'en must be on Crack if he wants us to believe his star commercial pupil wasnt ready for his overseas debut in America - the Boxing Capital of the World! Especially after Lennox, Fury, SR Leonard etc., called him out on his wussified stance on stay at home comfort for boxing glory.

AJ and his team thought dough boy lookin' Ruiz would be an extra soft touch to breeze on by in NY, but they were judging the heavy looking book by its Snicker cover, only to find out that the author had an astounding skillfull ending written up for that time......

If Joshua always took the humble route he'd be a much bigger star worldwide (he HAD NO CHOICE but to attempt some humility after his loss to Ruiz, but still showed his fear in the rematch by constantly staying away from the cleeeearly out of shape Santa reboot) instead he tries to blow the "I was always Mr. Courageous" smokescreen - thinking all boxing fans are as gullible as he is.....

Wilder definitely would've been the 1st to buss that ass in America, instead Barrys Ducking Commercial Kid was exposed to some good ole' fashioned American inspiration - in the form of a Buster Douglas type thrashing.....Which means: don't come here on some some Hollywood acting commercial crap - because you'll be exposed QUICK!!

Nice try McCracken, but that "not ready" crap is for fan girl indulgence....

[Vlad_]

Joshua certainly had his running shoes on for the rematch... his cardio was on point and he outran Ruiz comfortably.

[BangEM]

Rob said the obvious and even the blind knew he wasn't right for the fight and it should have been cancelled.

But trust the accursed obese yanks to run all over the thread rather than find ways to lose all the fat stored in their obese bodies on a treadmill. Bunch of accursed fccckers with extremely low IQ.

Obese yanks stink and the thread smells really bad.

[lion33lit]

The truth is it was Ruiz who wasn't 100% in rematch.

Very true........

[uppercut510]

ruiz was eating tacos the night before the fight lol he was chilling big time

[BodyBagz]

McCracken clarifying the obvious

TOTY