Most won't. WWE is already scrambling to even fill the two hours.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑01 Nov 2019, 14:43I guess some may not make it to appear on Smackdown tonight then..
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
It's a great card, to be fair.
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Anthony Joshua adds new coach for Andy Ruiz Jr. Saudi Arabia rematch
Joshua remained loyal to Team GB Head of Boxing Robert McCracken due to their history. But has now decided to add another face to the staff. That’s where it’s believed Angel Fernandez will step in and take some of the slack from McCracken.
The pair will are set to work with Joshua in Saudi Arabia to formulate a plan to reclaim the titles. Fernandez has worked with Joshua’s compatriot Isaac Chamberlain and Kazakh world champion elect Sultan Zaurbek. The London-based coach has also got ties to the Women’s GB Team with Sandy Ryan.
Joshua remained loyal to Team GB Head of Boxing Robert McCracken due to their history. But has now decided to add another face to the staff. That’s where it’s believed Angel Fernandez will step in and take some of the slack from McCracken.
The pair will are set to work with Joshua in Saudi Arabia to formulate a plan to reclaim the titles. Fernandez has worked with Joshua’s compatriot Isaac Chamberlain and Kazakh world champion elect Sultan Zaurbek. The London-based coach has also got ties to the Women’s GB Team with Sandy Ryan.
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Quigg pulls out, is that bout getting replaced ?
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Whyte or Brook might get in
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Ahhh, slave labour at it's finest.
Nice to see the foremen get a hard hat at least. He's probbly the only one who knows where the slaves passports are hidden, so it makes sense to protect his noggin.
Nice to see the foremen get a hard hat at least. He's probbly the only one who knows where the slaves passports are hidden, so it makes sense to protect his noggin.
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Dunno yet matie
I will let you know.
Wife is paying, so I've heard.
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Apparently, the Saudi’s only paid half the fee and messed the WWE around so Vince McMahon cut the live feed over there. The rulers were fuming so cancelled their plane home making the wrestlers miss commitments. WWE is now suing the Saudi lot.oogiebe wrote: ↑01 Nov 2019, 14:48Most won't. WWE is already scrambling to even fill the two hours.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑01 Nov 2019, 14:43
I guess some may not make it to appear on Smackdown tonight then..
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
To be honest I wouldn’t want a hard hat or bit of high vis anywhere near me, the only protection I’d want grafting there would be factor 50!
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I re watched their fight this morning and I can't see how AJ can win the rematch Ruiz won 6 of the 7 rds I only gave AJ the second Rd . When AJ tried to keep it long he couldn't keep it up for 3 minutes and Ruiz would back him up and use his faster hands to punch with AJ and his punched had much more effect on AJ than AJ on Ruiz .it will be a stoppage win for Ruiz again
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I’ve heard a few different stories. From different sources.mickey1975 wrote: ↑17 Nov 2019, 03:39Apparently, the Saudi’s only paid half the fee and messed the WWE around so Vince McMahon cut the live feed over there. The rulers were fuming so cancelled their plane home making the wrestlers miss commitments. WWE is now suing the Saudi lot.
The money part is likely true, you’d think they’d ask for money up front.
The cutting feed bit I heard wasn’t Vince’s doing, nor was the plane not setting off Saudi’s doing.
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I agree, but the judges will no doubt try their best to help AJ, one had him ahead at the time of stoppage in the first fight. Judges won’t come into though. Just can’t see AJ being able to match Ruiz when he lets his hands go.paddy chavez wrote: ↑17 Nov 2019, 06:11 I re watched their fight this morning and I can't see how AJ can win the rematch Ruiz won 6 of the 7 rds I only gave AJ the second Rd . When AJ tried to keep it long he couldn't keep it up for 3 minutes and Ruiz would back him up and use his faster hands to punch with AJ and his punched had much more effect on AJ than AJ on Ruiz .it will be a stoppage win for Ruiz again
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I'll have a bet on a Ruiz stoppage but I must be the worst Gambler ever I bet £50 on haye to stop Bellow in the first 6rds and kovalev to win on points vs caneloNightmare Roy wrote: ↑17 Nov 2019, 07:09I agree, but the judges will no doubt try their best to help AJ, one had him ahead at the time of stoppage in the first fight. Judges won’t come into though. Just can’t see AJ being able to match Ruiz when he lets his hands go.paddy chavez wrote: ↑17 Nov 2019, 06:11 I re watched their fight this morning and I can't see how AJ can win the rematch Ruiz won 6 of the 7 rds I only gave AJ the second Rd . When AJ tried to keep it long he couldn't keep it up for 3 minutes and Ruiz would back him up and use his faster hands to punch with AJ and his punched had much more effect on AJ than AJ on Ruiz .it will be a stoppage win for Ruiz again
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Should be in first 6 rounds I’m sure. I’m guessing Ruiz strategy might be to start quickly and play on the fact Joshua will have no confidence.
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
Fascinating going through the fight trade predictions in box monthly ...seems around 50/50...
And my go-to-guy, Graham Houston - when in doubt, back who ever that man backs ...and that’s Joshua
And my go-to-guy, Graham Houston - when in doubt, back who ever that man backs ...and that’s Joshua
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I think he was just sharing information most of us knew?
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Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
It's a strange account
Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I think we will see a very cautious AJ in this fight. He will keep Ruiz at distance for at least 6-8 rounds to feel him out.
I am predicting a decision victory to AJ
I am predicting a decision victory to AJ
Re: Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Anthony Joshua II - 7 December 2019
I still haven't made up my mind on this one, but the closer to the date it get's the more I lean towards Ruiz by KO. In the weeks after the bout, I kept thinking, AJ will re-focus and destroy Ruiz, but the more I look at that first fight, the less likely that seems. Then I started thinking, well perhaps AJ will take a safety first approach and work behind a busy jab to score a wide decision or late TKO, but here again, Ruiz with his high guard handled the jab very well. At this point I see Joshua's best chance being landing big early and following up without getting countered. Easier said than done, since Ruiz was much better in the exchanges. And maybe the biggest reason of all is just looking at AJ's expressions when getting off the canvas and when the fight was stopped. He just didn't look very upset by the fact that a smaller fat kicked his ass.