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Well for me the best outcome of this fight is the fact that its happenned , one of them has lost and the 100 mill payday go'es down the gurgler , non of them deserved it anyway .

What i do wonder now is WILL Wilder chase a Ruiz fight , i can actually see AJ not wanting the rematch , i think he got caught and was genuinly scared of Ruiz , Now will Wilder want to try and grab the belt , somehow i think he'll avoid Ruiz , Fury will take Ruiz on and that will be a genuine 50-50 fight

Joshua looked nauseated, like a man in a nightmare. This short stubby ridiculous looking opponent had an answer for everything he tried, and he knew he could easily get chinned if he made a mistake. After the fight in the interviews he put his big hand on Ruiz's shoulder and said in a mildly threatening tone, "we'll be seeing you again..." which I bet would be very intimidating for 99% of men, but Ruiz clearly couldn't give less of a sh+t, which will no doubt have registered with AJ.

Ruiz knows AJ is a big weight lifting bozo who he can KO after training on a diet of burritos and mezcal bottles. I have no doubt AJ would rather someone else got rid of him, probably Parker.

If Ruiz is still Champion, and Wilder is still Champion after the Fury rematch. Then I can't imagine he wouldn't be looking to unify with him immediately at that point.

I don't think Wilder will want Ruiz. Wilder has much the same problems as AJ in that he's basically a KO fighter. He has a better chin though and better ring IQ. Plus, seemingly more heart.

Ruiz has shown he can take a shot. I don't think Wilder will want anything to do with him.

Fury though, I think will want the fight because he can beat Ruiz. Fury uses his height and weight much better than AJ and Wilder do, plus he's excellent defensively so Ruiz's aggressive, coming forward style will lead to him getting caught. I think Fury by UD in a close fight.

Fury would win a shut out against Ruiz and Wilder would take his head off

dr_devious wrote: ↑02 Jun 2019, 16:55 Fury would win a shut out against Ruiz and Wilder would take his head off

I could see Wilder knocking him down, but making him stay down? When Ruiz gets up, Wilder will revert to his drunken beer swings and Ruiz will take his head off.

I'd like to see that, thing is everyone he's put down so far has stayed down except for Fury's risen from the dead act

dr_devious wrote: ↑02 Jun 2019, 17:05 I'd like to see that, thing is everyone he's put down so far has stayed down except for Fury's risen from the dead act

Yes, but Fury is his best opponent in 40 fights, and Wilder lost on most of our cards.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑02 Jun 2019, 17:39 Yes, but Fury is his best opponent in 40 fights, and Wilder lost on most of our cards.

I don't disagree and Mr Blobby has a better chin than Fury but none of his defensive skills.

dr_devious wrote: ↑02 Jun 2019, 18:19 I don't disagree and Mr Blobby has a better chin than Fury but none of his defensive skills.

Aj might disagree with that one , he (AJ) did'nt throw a lot , but what he did , hardly landed it was slipped and countered , thats one of the reasons he was so tentative , he kept getting countered . Keep saying it Ruiz had good footwork , got himself in the perfect position all the time , and skipped out of range when he had too ,