Ruiz declared champ again!

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dandantheweatherman
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Ruiz declared champ again!

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/4557561.stm

Daft question, but if the Toney fight was declared no contest and Ruiz is reinstated as champ, is he a 2 time or 3 time champ?
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Re: Ruiz declared champ again!

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dandantheweatherman wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/4557561.stm

Daft question, but if the Toney fight was declared no contest and Ruiz is reinstated as champ, is he a 2 time or 3 time champ?
If there was no contest, he never lost the title. So he's still 2 time.
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Post by J »

jeez this stinks to high heaven
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Post by BubiScholz »

That was to be expected. But Valuev will send him finally into retirement!!!!! :TU:
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Post by J »

i hope so.
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Post by dve3333 »

To all of the ***holes who want me out of the game...I'm back!" That's what heavyweight John Ruiz said after Team Ruiz was notified yesterday by the WBA that it has reinstated John "The Quietman" Ruiz as WBA heavyweight champion.
I think we should all be insulted by that remark
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BubiScholz wrote:That was to be expected. But Valuev will send him finally into retirement!!!!! :TU:
Sorry Bubi, but I don't think so.

I wish your lad well, but I think it will be a rare Ruiz stoppage win.
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Post by Neri »

Im not insulted, i think likewise of him and his trainer :TU: lets see this Valuev monster finish Ruiz for good without the steroids!
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stujones wrote:
BubiScholz wrote:That was to be expected. But Valuev will send him finally into retirement!!!!! :TU:
Sorry Bubi, but I don't think so.

I wish your lad well, but I think it will be a rare Ruiz stoppage win.
Eh? Ruiz has only managed one late stoppage in the last 5 years! now he knocks out a 330lb-er?
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Chopping right wrote:
stujones wrote:
BubiScholz wrote:That was to be expected. But Valuev will send him finally into retirement!!!!! :TU:
Sorry Bubi, but I don't think so.

I wish your lad well, but I think it will be a rare Ruiz stoppage win.
Eh? Ruiz has only managed one late stoppage in the last 5 years! now he knocks out a 330lb-er?
330 lb-er with an untested chin and UNPROVEN stamina. The two biggest tests for him folded, which was a shame because the rounds against better opposition would have done him good.

Ruiz might not be a huge puncher but he has hurt and backed up decent fighters like Rahman, Holyfield, and stopped Oquendo.

I'm sorry but I just think with his frame do not be surprised to see Valuev out on his feet by the 7th, and Ruiz getting to him a few rounds later.

Akinwande, Wlad both are huge heavyweights, both failed the Stamina test. Still not entirely convinced that Vitali's stamina is all that if he is not in control of the action.
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Post by BubiScholz »

do you think Ruiz has the stamina for a 12-round-wrestling-match with a guy who is 50 kilogramms heavier? I doubt that. IMO Ruiz doesn´t have the ability to win on points or to land more punches than Nicolai. IMO Nicolai will KO him between 7-10.
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