First things first, if a fan is going to a Ruiz fight not knowing what to expect, he's an idiot plain and simple.
The Oquendo fight was what it was. It takes two to tango and Oquendo himself was responsible for ****ing that up also. Against Golata, it's hard to win a title if you don't win the majority of the rounds. Keep in mind that Ruiz himself doesn't fill out the score cards, the judges do.
judges who were paid off by king. he does that with most of his fighters.
i just found out that this danish guy in '99 beat tim witherspoon for his 49th victory in his 49th fight. biran nielsen finished his career in 2002 with a record of 64-2 with 43 KOs. however, his record is brimming with morbid competition at best. but he got to 49-0, and yes, his whole career was spent in the HW division.
btw, julio cesar chavez got to 88-0 before the first blemish on his record.
so for those who are talking about valuev "getting closer and closer to 49-0" remember this: a welterweight and a dane already did it. who gives a **** if valuev makes it to 49-0 and "breaks marciano's record"? its been done already.
and he fights dirty and ugly ON PURPOSE. so he knows what hes doing, and he does it with every intend to serve himself and no1 else.
he can at least make the fights moderately intresting.
Though this debate has gotten ridiculous in recent posts, atleast now I see your motivation. Winning is winning, and nobody is forcing you to watch his fights. Is Cory Spinks a thief also? He's boring to watch, how about Steve Forbes?
Though this debate has gotten ridiculous in recent posts, atleast now I see your motivation. Winning is winning, and nobody is forcing you to watch his fights. Is Cory Spinks a thief also? He's boring to watch, how about Steve Forbes?
they dont file ridiculous lawsuits on top of their horrid matches.
i just found out that this danish guy in '99 beat tim witherspoon for his 49th victory in his 49th fight. biran nielsen finished his career in 2002 with a record of 64-2 with 43 KOs. however, his record is brimming with morbid competition at best. but he got to 49-0, and yes, his whole career was spent in the HW division.
btw, julio cesar chavez got to 88-0 before the first blemish on his record.
so for those who are talking about valuev "getting closer and closer to 49-0" remember this: a welterweight and a dane already did it. who gives a **** if valuev makes it to 49-0 and "breaks marciano's record"? its been done already.
Ricardo Lopez went 51-0 so he broke marciano's record, and Lopez defended his title 26 times, also unified the division
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