No way did he win this fight with the same floor drama as he got sparked.
Wilder/ fury will kill this guy
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No way did he win this fight with the same floor drama as he got sparked.
Wilder/ fury will kill this guy
Joshua has no balance and was tripping over himself all night long
Mediocre at best
Fat Andy does not deserve a third fight. To be honest neither does AJ. They don't make them like they used to I'll tell you that
Andy or his corner must have realised by round 5 that they needed to cut of the ring and bring the fight..AJ did what he was supposed to do in a Wlad style fight..would that crap work on Wilder..not sure.
No never
He could outbox Wilder but I think every AJ fan is extremely nervous if the boxing match turns into a fight.
Wilder will wreck AJ
Mediocre? He is a unified champion
Forget Wilder i want to see Ruiz v Joshua III. AJ was sketchy and Ruiz was cautious, or maybe Ruiz was sketchy and AJ was cautious but either way you look at it fight number 3 would be the decider.
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Yep. Fucking Carnage.Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthless rocco
You better be joking because Ruiz deserves nothing and should either retire or stop eating and get back in the queue. Ruiz is a disgrace.Quote:
Originally Posted by KickMuck
Showed disrespect for the title coming in like that. Can we have a little forgiveness as he went rags to riches and lapped up the lifestyle for a bit too long?
Surprised he lasted the 12. I do think he deserves a third bout though but not sure want to see it as it will be a repeat of last night.
Joshua won last night easily but he didn’t beat him.
What would Wilder and fury do with Ruiz ? One might have a go sooner than we think
Joshua isn't special and did just run scared from Big Jabba, but he has just been battered by him recently too. It is what it is. He got the job done. Ruiz somewhat ruined it by being so out of shape. If he was in condition and it was 10-2, then you would say very good. It was alright. Gunshy, too clinchey, boring, but outboxed the incredible blob.
Imagine what the Saudis who put up more than $100 million to stage this event felt to see a guy in the biggest fight of his life not even act as if he’d cared. Imagine what fans who paid thousands to fly across the world, to purchase tickets, to pay for hotel rooms, feel after hearing Ruiz say that.
He looked like a jobber on the preliminary pro wrestling card who was there to get drilled by the A side and, well, that’s what happened.
Here’s the sad thing: This fight was there for Ruiz to win. With pressure, with footwork, with combinations, Ruiz had a path to victory on this night.
Joshua clearly showed the effects of having been so violently knocked out in June. He was cautious and wasn’t interested in engaging.
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Originally Posted by Gandalf
Ha ha, that’s quite funny and apt
https://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfo...tid=5095&stc=1
https://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfo...tid=5096&stc=1
Haha, good resemblance bien. Joshua was a disgrace, running like Mayweather from the Blob. Disgrace.
They don't make them like they used to
Fats you have always been a disgraceQuote:
Originally Posted by Fatboxingfan
Brock clearly upset about his Ruiz by shockingly early KO prediction going up in smoke. Silly boy ;D
Who said this?:
"Anthony Joshua? Haha! Easy victory for me. Punch his face in and that is it. Punch his face in. He is a bum and a tosser. I have told you that Joshua is not a great fighter. He is just a mediocre average heavyweight from the 70's and if it was in the 70's he wouldn't even be a world champion today. That is what we are saying. I will back it up and say it to his face. And if he thinks he can even do anything about it, 'then you gotta come see me bitch.'"
@Memphis it isn't just me mate who thinks he's mediocre-at-best.
Brock no one is saying you cant have that opinion, or that others can't share it. Enjoy.
Wilder - the WBC champion - slammed his "dance and grab and jab and hold" approach.
"Fans come to see knockouts. They come to see something dramatic - a body lying on the canvas, spread like it's having birth. That's what people want to see, and that's my mentality," Wilder told The Athletic.
However, Joshua, speaking to the same publication, said: "I care about my fans … of course. But what more can I do except get the win? That's the most important thing
"[The fans] want to see knockouts all the time.