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The guys barely a cruiserweight underneath his winter coat yet he has absolutely no fear of AJ. He’s right under his skin and I just love seeing his calm confidence. Watched the gloves off and he’s just a straight up solid guy. AJ was gibbering a load of pish and Ruiz just sat there grinning after calling Joshua a quitter.

He might have body fat issues but he’s a fighter to the soles of his boots.

He would surely be under 200lbs in peak physical condition (and probably unrecognisable) and yet fought brilliantly in spite of his weight, and being there on short notice, on the B-side of what was meant to be a squash match. He doesn't seem able to exert himself in his routine fights, but against Parker and Joshua he was a different beast altogether.

I like him and expect him to figure out Joshua's new game plan fairly quickly and whack him again. Doubt he's going to be a champion for long, but he looks too tough for a chinny bodybuilder with middling ring IQ.

I honestly don't think he makes 200lb, maybe I'm wrong but i dont think he has the genetics to get down there, he's a solid lump of a guy, not sure a ripping 6 pack is ever gonna be his thing.

He is tough as nails though, eating big shots doesn't bother him either, the long right hand AJ slammed on him seconds after dropping Ruiz just bounced right off his face. it's same old story with bullies like AJ, eventually they run into a tough-as-fck fighter at world level with a proper chin that can take a dig... then suddenly they are in deep water. I'm pretty convinced Ruiz will make even easier work of AJ this time, he'll kill him to the body again.

We should also take a moment to appreciate his celebration when he won. That pogo-stick bouncing thing he done was magic.

there isn’t anything not to like, he’s a nice guy outside the ring, but one bad ass hombre inside.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑04 Dec 2019, 15:56 there isn’t anything not to like, he’s a nice guy outside the ring, but one bad ass hombre inside.

Echo that , the most likeable heavyweight of the current crop .

Still think Joshua will win this time tho' .

for all the pseudo spiritual nonsense joshua spouts, you can be sure its ruiz that sleeps like a baby this week. there's not a bother on him and that simplicity will be a huge advantage in such a big fight.
pabon is in an issue for ruiz though, not only breaking it up when close but docking points on andys go to punch, the one just behind joshuas ear.

It might be fate that Andy Ruiz has found himself at the top, I thought he beat Parker few years ago!

JWP wrote: ↑04 Dec 2019, 16:32 for all the pseudo spiritual nonsense joshua spouts, you can be sure its ruiz that sleeps like a baby this week. there's not a bother on him and that simplicity will be a huge advantage in such a big fight.
pabon is in an issue for ruiz though, not only breaking it up when close but docking points on andys go to punch, the one just behind joshuas ear.

Im sick of hearing AJ talk about the heritage of his family,he is like a fckin stuck record boring as fck tw@t with no charisma and no personality at all,i hope Ruiz splats him early and watch hearn do a maloney post price thompson 2 hahaha

Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 08:20 Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

Same mate. Seems he was enjoying the high life a little too much. Said he done most of his training on his own as well! Wtf is that about!

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 08:20 Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

I love the way your opening post says Ruiz is “barely a cruiserweight underneath his winter coat” and he then weighs in 2 days later at over 20 stone

I get some of the comments on here but for the heavyweight champion of the world to say he should have trained harder is a disgrace - anything can happen in a fight, but lack if effort in training should not ever be a factor

bripez wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 09:37 I get some of the comments on here but for the heavyweight champion of the world to say he should have trained harder is a disgrace - anything can happen in a fight, but lack if effort in training should not ever be a factor

bripez wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 09:37 I get some of the comments on here but for the heavyweight champion of the world to say he should have trained harder is a disgrace - anything can happen in a fight, but lack if effort in training should not ever be a factor

It's pretty pathetic for sure.

Guess Ruiz just never wanted it that bad.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 09:27

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 08:20 Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

I love the way your opening post says Ruiz is “barely a cruiserweight underneath his winter coat” and he then weighs in 2 days later at over 20 stone

Embarrassing

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 10:03

bripez wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 09:37 I get some of the comments on here but for the heavyweight champion of the world to say he should have trained harder is a disgrace - anything can happen in a fight, but lack if effort in training should not ever be a factor

It's pretty pathetic for sure.

Guess Ruiz just never wanted it that bad.

I read somewhere that he said he 'just wanted to get it over with'! That's shocking man!

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 08:20 Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

He should've just lied and said he came in heavier because he wanted stand and swing. Admitting he couldn't be bothered is crazy, he's not stopped telling us how he worked his whole life to get to where he is.

Ricky wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 11:24

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 08:20 Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

He should've just lied and said he came in heavier because he wanted stand and swing. Admitting he couldn't be bothered is crazy, he's not stopped telling us how he worked his whole life to get to where he is.

His dad grassed him up the next day anyways

Ricky wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 11:24

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 08:20 Well, after being basically duped into thinking he had trained by following his camp, I’m pretty embarrassed starting this thread. Now Andy has admitted not training or really taking this fight serious, I feel he disgraced himself in that fight, while Joshua did everything he could.

Lost a huge amount of respect for Ruiz. Fat diddy.

He should've just lied and said he came in heavier because he wanted stand and swing. Admitting he couldn't be bothered is crazy, he's not stopped telling us how he worked his whole life to get to where he is.

Exactly mate, that’s why I’m so disappointed in the man. He had the world behind him in this, he could have shot to absolute super stardom if he won, in fact even if he didn’t win and just made an effort. Shocking man.

Stuarty wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 10:10

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑09 Dec 2019, 10:03

It's pretty pathetic for sure.

Guess Ruiz just never wanted it that bad.

I read somewhere that he said he 'just wanted to get it over with'! That's shocking man!

Buster Douglas style

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑04 Dec 2019, 13:23 The guys barely a cruiserweight underneath his winter coat yet he has absolutely no fear of AJ. He’s right under his skin and I just love seeing his calm confidence. Watched the gloves off and he’s just a straight up solid guy. AJ was gibbering a load of pish and Ruiz just sat there grinning after calling Joshua a quitter.

He might have body fat issues but he’s a fighter to the soles of his boots.

How the fûcks some weirdo created same thread for sing my exact OP?

I knew I recognised the words

Shhhh wrote: ↑12 May 2020, 04:57

Wee Tommy wrote: ↑11 May 2020, 22:37


How the fûcks some weirdo created same thread for sing my exact OP?

I knew I recognised the words

You’re a nobody if you don’t have a stalker

Guys first and only post is a copy of a basically obsolete thread subject Strange guy.

Bot maybe?