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11-08-2009, 03:13 PM
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Punch Power: 25 | | John Ruiz Title Fights I know the heavyweight scene has been pretty dire for a few years now but can someone please explain how john ruiz gets so many title fights. Whos his manager? Brian Epstein? | 
11-08-2009, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by johnmaff36 I know the heavyweight scene has been pretty dire for a few years now but can someone please explain how john ruiz gets so many title fights. Whos his manager? Brian Epstein? | The main factor now is Haye will retire Ruiz. I see a Haye KO around the 7th. | 
11-09-2009, 10:28 AM
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Punch Power: 89 | | Re: John Ruiz Title Fights Ruiz shouldn't be mandatory at this stage, we'll have to deal with it and hope that no matter who the winner is, he'll fight somebody meaningful in the meantime.
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11-09-2009, 10:40 AM
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Punch Power: 2411 | | Re: John Ruiz Title Fights +740 Ruiz is hands down the best opponent David Haye will ever have faced.
If haye wins, it will by a close,maybe controversial decision on the cards. If one of them gets knocked out it will be Haye late on imo.
Ruiz is hated, but he's no pushover. He only lost via split decision to Nikolay Valuev and Ruslan Chagaev and hasn't been stopped since losing to David Tua.
Since then he's fought Tony Tucker, Holyfield three times, Rahman, Jones Jr, Toney, Chagaev, Valuev etc.
Haye isn't knocking him out imo. I think Ruiz's rough and tumble style, experience and ring guile will be too much for Haye.
John Ruiz did a better job against Valuev than Haye did and he did it first, Haye got to follow the blueprint.
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11-09-2009, 01:53 PM
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Punch Power: 453 | | Re: John Ruiz Title Fights +1319 Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo Ruiz is hands down the best opponent David Haye will ever have faced.
If haye wins, it will by a close,maybe controversial decision on the cards. If one of them gets knocked out it will be Haye late on imo.
Ruiz is hated, but he's no pushover. He only lost via split decision to Nikolay Valuev and Ruslan Chagaev and hasn't been stopped since losing to David Tua.
Since then he's fought Tony Tucker, Holyfield three times, Rahman, Jones Jr, Toney, Chagaev, Valuev etc.
Haye isn't knocking him out imo. I think Ruiz's rough and tumble style, experience and ring guile will be too much for Haye.
John Ruiz did a better job against Valuev than Haye did and he did it first, Haye got to follow the blueprint. | Haye follwed the blueprint  ?? Have you seen the Ruiz Valuev fights by any chance?? Ruiz all fight fought on the inside, so how did follow the blueprint??
Ruiz will be 38 years old when he fights Haye, Haye will have him out of there imo.
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11-09-2009, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by johnmaff36 I know the heavyweight scene has been pretty dire for a few years now but can someone please explain how john ruiz gets so many title fights. Whos his manager? Brian Epstein? | His promoter is Don King. | 
11-09-2009, 07:27 PM
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Punch Power: 226 | | Re: John Ruiz Title Fights i tell you something, good old johnny ruiz sure is a real pain in the side........i know nearly everyone dislikes him but hes a well natured guy doing his best, he's up for every fight and has 99% of the time proved a handfull.......just look at his record..tua, tucker, holyfield 3 times, kirk johnson, roy jones, rahman, Oquendo, golota, toney, Valuev twice, Ruslan Chagaev, Jameel McCline........all apart from tua had a real hard nights work..........i'd have to say i'd fancy him to land a right on hayes chin and ko him IF RUIZ WAS IN HIS PRIME but now haye wil be to good | 
11-09-2009, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by NUCLEAR BULL i tell you something, good old johnny ruiz sure is a real pain in the side........i know nearly everyone dislikes him but hes a well natured guy doing his best, he's up for every fight and has 99% of the time proved a handfull.......just look at his record..tua, tucker, holyfield 3 times, kirk johnson, roy jones, rahman, Oquendo, golota, toney, Valuev twice, Ruslan Chagaev, Jameel McCline........all apart from tua had a real hard nights work..........i'd have to say i'd fancy him to land a right on hayes chin and ko him IF RUIZ WAS IN HIS PRIME but now haye wil be to good | lennox wouldnt defend against ruiz as wasnt a challenge at all (plus wouldnt of made him any money) & that would of been in ruiz prime. the heavyweight scene is in a bad way except for haye & the brothers who else is out there? i pick haye to knock ruiz out inside of 8 rds. | 
11-09-2009, 10:30 PM
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11-10-2009, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing Quote:
Originally Posted by johnmaff36 I know the heavyweight scene has been pretty dire for a few years now but can someone please explain how john ruiz gets so many title fights. Whos his manager? Brian Epstein? | His promoter is Don King. | Ruiz lawyers are his best asset in the ring. 
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11-10-2009, 06:50 PM
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Punch Power: 1891 | | Re: John Ruiz Title Fights Ruiz's unholy alliance with Don King keeps him up in the WBA rankings...or it used to, I think he split from King either just before the Valuev or the Chagaev fight.
John Ruiz is a tough fighter, he's frustrating to watch, but he's got a decent chin, he's got deceptive power, and he has a good workrate...he could be a very tough opponent for David Haye. Anyone with decent defense and a solid workrate is going to be difficult for Haye to beat. In this case, Haye SHOULD be able to land and move out of harm's way, but the question is will he do that or will he "try to be exciting"....the answer to that question intrigues me.
If David Haye fights Evander Holyfield, David Haye WILL LOSE....no doubt about it
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11-10-2009, 08:26 PM
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Punch Power: 900 | | Re: John Ruiz Title Fights Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle Ruiz's unholy alliance with Don King keeps him up in the WBA rankings...or it used to, I think he split from King either just before the Valuev or the Chagaev fight.
John Ruiz is a tough fighter, he's frustrating to watch, but he's got a decent chin, he's got deceptive power, and he has a good workrate...he could be a very tough opponent for David Haye. Anyone with decent defense and a solid workrate is going to be difficult for Haye to beat. In this case, Haye SHOULD be able to land and move out of harm's way, but the question is will he do that or will he "try to be exciting"....the answer to that question intrigues me.
If David Haye fights Evander Holyfield, David Haye WILL LOSE....no doubt about it |
that would be a good fight with hayes heavy hands & holyfields rgranite chin | 
11-11-2009, 06:30 PM
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11-11-2009, 06:41 PM
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Loads of "world" title shots.
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11-11-2009, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Master Haye would beat Holyfield easy. | ....no, he wouldn't | |
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