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I see it similar to AJ-Parker. AJ UD or maybe late stoppage.
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Hahahaha, what?Originally posted by Simurgh View Post
Dude, AJ straight quit.
He was crushed both physically and mentally.
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Maybe Ruiz just has his number, certainly looked like it.
I hold my hands up, I just thought he was a level below, even if he had some attributes that AJ doesn’t like. Fair play to him.
On that showing, I’d say he is favourite for the rematch, although I don’t think the bookies odds will say that.Comment
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Not sure. He fought a very stupid (inexperienced) fight. He will be much more cautious and win a boring fight.Originally posted by 2fast2strong View PostComment
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Bro, Ruiz won’t let him.Originally posted by Simurgh View Post
AJ is done, or really as they say he was exposed.
Turn up the heat and he melts.Comment
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AJ is certainly beatable, but I just don’t think Ruiz is the man to do it twice.Originally posted by 2fast2strong View Post
This makes Whyte-AJ very interesting.Comment
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Joshua will slim down to 235 and will fight Ruiz from the outside with the jab and when Ruiz gets close he will clinch.
Ruiz will probably celebrate with a lot of mexican food, have some snickers and will be 280 in the rematch and will lose a very close fight by decision.Comment
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I'm not sure what game plan Joshua can come up with but it doesn't look like he deals with pressure very wellComment
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Similar fight. Ruiz is a very smart fighter and will execute another solid plan. He might finish him by the 5th in the rematch. That chin and stamina won't improve much.Comment
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Unless Joshua changes his team, Ruiz is the favorite imo. AJ really could use Manny Steward, he needs to go to the Lennox and Wlad school of fighting at a distance behind the jab and avoiding tear ups with smaller fightersComment
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