Does Joshua look more beatable after tonight?

[Fenster]

Thanks for your input. I just couldnt decide whether the most current result on his resume did more or less to bolster his resume on the world scene.

Oh it definitely bolsters it. I keep reading people say it proves Joshua would have beat Wilder. Can't argue with that.

[Spicoli]

I'm just gonna go with a yes on this one Alex. I really hope Ruiz gets that Snickers deal also.

[SlimTrae]

I'm just gonna go with a yes on this one Alex. I really hope Ruiz gets that Snickers deal also.

Just snickers? Man KFC/Taco Bell, McD's, Old Country Buffet should be kicking his door in for endorsements!

[Spicoli]

I'm just gonna go with a yes on this one Alex. I really hope Ruiz gets that Snickers deal also.

Just snickers? Man KFC/Taco Bell, McD's, Old Country Buffet should be kicking his door in for endorsements!

Dude's a trip. Recent interviews he's been holding up snickers bars as a pre fight meal trying to get commercials . Gotta say he never slowed though, he just kept raining on him.

[mrbig1]

the loss doesn't bother me at all. What I have a big problem with it look like Joshua quit. if he want to be a champion again he has to fight smarter and grow a pair. The heart of a Champion is very important.

[east end bob]

the loss doesn't bother me at all. What I have a big problem with it look like Joshua quit. if he want to be a champion again he has to fight smarter and grow a pair. The heart of a Champion is very important.

So many things about the fight are puzzling. The odds on a win for RUIZ were ridiculous. Leon Spinks beating Ali was the last one that I won money on for the same reason. Joshua looked distant, uninterested and was systematically beaten up. If there was nothing wrong with him, I feel that he has a limited future in the sport. He was terrible from the start. If not, what was wrong with him? It is true that Ruiz was underestimated by everybody and good luck to him proving them wrong. However, I don't feel that he fought the real Joshua. The heavyweight scene has been over hyped. Too much time listening to biased promoters, too much bull, too many press conferences, too many orchestrated weigh ins, ridiculous face offs and slagging off each other. Am I the only one completely fed up hearing the name Eddie Hearn? I long to get back to genuine fighters/sportsmen doing their best without the desire to be dragged in front of cameras to sell the fight. The game has lost any dignity that it once had.

[TitoFan]

Thanks for your input. I just couldnt decide whether the most current result on his resume did more or less to bolster his resume on the world scene.

Oh it definitely bolsters it. I keep reading people say it proves Joshua would have beat Wilder. Can't argue with that.

The people that say that are also "flat Earthers."

[p4pking]

hmm. Technically AJ went flat like 18 times against a globe last night, but I think he was actually being hit by the projectiles of israeli air baloons posing as satellites and not punches from his big fat opponent.