Anthony Joshua Training Camp For Ruiz Rematch Photos Gallery - Matchroom Boxing are delighted to have partnered with Boxpark to stage two official screening events for the colossal Heavyweight World title rematch between Mexico’s Andy Ruiz Jr and Britain’s Anthony Joshua taking place on Saturday December 7. (photos by Mark Robinson)
MGM GRAND, LAS VEGAS - Andy Ruiz shocked the world on June 1st when he knocked out Anthony Joshua in 7 rounds in New York. Ruiz went down early but was able to recover and sent the heavily favored Joshua to the canvas on multiple occasions before the referee waived off the fight with Joshua on his feet.
If Andy Ruiz Jr hoped Anthony Joshua might be a broken man after he relieved him of his collection world heavyweight title belts in June, he has got another thing coming. Joshua met the media for the first time since he began training for his December 7 rematch with Ruiz on Wednesday and left no one in any doubt that he believes he is ready for revenge.
Renowned Mexican coach Manny Robles said IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz will be better prepared for the upcoming rematch with Anthony Joshua on December 7 in Saudi Arabia. In the first bout, which took place in June, Ruiz accepted the bout on late notice after original opponent Jarrell Miller was pulled from the fight after testing positive for performance enhancing drugs.
Anthony Joshua Media Day Photos Gallery - Matchroom Boxing are delighted to have partnered with Boxpark to stage two official screening events for the colossal Heavyweight World title rematch between Mexico’s Andy Ruiz Jr and Britain’s Anthony Joshua taking place on Saturday December 7. (photos by Mark Robinson)
International Boxing Hall of Fame member Larry Merchant was in Las Vegas earlier this month for the Canelo Alvarez-Sergey Kovalev showdown. The fight was very close through 10 rounds before Alvarez ended the fight in the 11th round with a 2 punch knockout victory.
WBO, WBA, IBF, IBO heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz is clapping back at Anthony Joshua's repeated comments that he was decked by a lucky shot in the third round of their contest. In their June encounter, Ruiz was dropped by a counter, but got up to his feet and engaged Joshua - landing a hard crack to the temple - and then dropped Joshua twice, in the same round. Two more knockdowns in the seventh and Ruiz secured the stoppage win.
Former rivals Tony Bellew and David Haye came together for a recent Sky Sports special, and had a difference of opinion when it came to subject of Anthony Joshua's TKO defeat at the hands of Andy Ruiz. Back on June 1, Joshua suffered the first defeat of his pro career when he was dropped four times and stopped in the seventh round of action.
WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder expects Andy Ruiz to be just as hungry for his upcoming rematch with Anthony Joshua. Ruiz will defend the WBA, WBO, IBF, IBO heavyweight titles against Joshua on December 7th in Saudi Arabia.
WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder believes Anthony Joshua can still bounce back if he loses next month in the highly anticipated rematch with Andy Ruiz. Back in June, Ruiz scored a huge upset when he dropped Joshua four times for a seventh round TKO to capture the IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO world titles.