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8 welterweight
Jose Carlos Ramirez 11(8)-0-0
vs
David Rodela 17(7)-9(6)-3



Ramirez wins by 1st round KO
Ramirez catches Rodela with a hook from the clinch

















8 heavyweight
Andy Ruiz Jr 22(16)-0-0
vs
Kenny Lemos 12(8)-8(4)-2

Ruiz Jr wins by 1st round TKO
Ruiz dropped Lemos once and then flurried till the ref stepped in




Ruiz usually getting progressively in better shape... showed up 20lbs more this time...






Card hls here:
http://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/view ... 5&t=110227


ENJOY!!

No matter how much talent Ruiz shows.He is a fat tub of lard.He does not take his
career seriously.He weighed 272 the heaviest he has weighed since 2009.WTF?
And why regress to 8 round fights when you are 23-0? Take your career more serious.

ruiz has really sick handspeed but after losing some weight he has gained all of it back. that is terrible for his career. he needs to get in shape.

It does make you wonder when Ruiz will make the step up. Hell, at this point I would settle for him fighting anyone in the top 25.

I feel bad for the co-main event guys.... especially Wilkins Santiago... a lousy draw...

As for Andy Ruiz... here's the facts... Top Rank is waiting on the Klitschko to retire, and then move Ruiz up.

He's a young man, and he can afford to wait and fight less than stellar opponents.

whoaaaa look at that rolly polly.........has had too much taco bell. good lord

HomicideHenry wrote:I feel bad for the co-main event guys.... especially Wilkins Santiago... a lousy draw...

As for Andy Ruiz... here's the facts... Top Rank is waiting on the Klitschko to retire, and then move Ruiz up.

He's a young man, and he can afford to wait and fight less than stellar opponents.

He will never be a champion with these types of fitness habits.He needs to get in shape and stay
that way.

tiny_acres wrote:

HomicideHenry wrote:I feel bad for the co-main event guys.... especially Wilkins Santiago... a lousy draw...

As for Andy Ruiz... here's the facts... Top Rank is waiting on the Klitschko to retire, and then move Ruiz up.

He's a young man, and he can afford to wait and fight less than stellar opponents.

He will never be a champion with these types of fitness habits.He needs to get in shape and stay
that way.

Well, if Klitschko was to retire... let's be honest here... the division would be wide open for anyone.

The talent pool is so shallow these days, that I'd venture to say anyone could be a champion.

That fat pig Ruiz is just being allowed to hang around because of his Mexican Heritage, Arum will parade him out there as long as he can to build up his record for some kind of title fight. No prospect can ever be taken seriously when he cant get in shape.