Andy 'Blessed' Ruiz shows off new slim physique

[Enzo Mc is SHIT]

I dont know if he'll be moving a lot despite this weight loss. He is not that type of a fighter. He has fast hands but relatively his feet are always planted.

That's why I thought he was getting KOed in the first fight. I knew he'd cause Joshua problems with his hand speed and technique but he'd have to stand in front of Joshua to do his work. I didn't think he (or anyone tbf) could stand up to that, but he did.

[STREET CLEANER]

Some athletes that have a heavy physic when they loose weight they are not as effective.

He should fight where he is comfortable at. This is not a body building contest

[Murcielago]

Fake or real? Looks like he has lost 100 pounds in that pic lol. Any other pics?

Who is that girl in your sig?

[jas]

if true, he stops joshua again

[billeau2]

It is interesting to note that balance is affected by weight change. I can attest to this. It totally threw off my beautiful kicks when I lost all this weight and gained weight later on...

He just better make certain his center has not shifted.

[VatoMulatto]

Who is that girl in your sig?

"Villanelle" (Jodie Comer) from the TV show Killing Eve.

[Beercules]

Well hopefully this helps him. Don't think he should lose too much though

[_Rexy_]

Wait, I thought people were just saying he had gained twenty extra pounds since winning the belt and he looked awful at the press conference. Wasn't that just a month ago?

[boliodogs]

It should help him in every way. I never heard that being grossly overweight helps a heavyweight in any way. If he took the weight off slowly he should be faster with better stamina and he should punch just as hard. I doubt a giant belly helps a heavyweight take a punch better. They still have the same jaw. Big fat heavyweights get knocked out all the time. I think losing all that extra weight will help him win and I am picking him to win by KO. I didn't believe he was going to lose that much weight but clearly he did.

[WWWK]

I think he should come in near enough to what he did in their first fight. It worked for him.