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It's like a lot of big upsets, they look less and less like upsets when you know the story of the build up to the fight.
It was only some time after the biggest upset in heavyweight history that we realised the extent of Tyson's poor training, terrible sparring performances, disintegrating private life and shattered psyche.
Once you know all that, it doesn't really look like an upset at all.
Something goes wrong in every single fight camp, whether it's injury, morale, boredom, training or personal conflicts, so I really doubt there are many 'perfect' camps really.
Joshua certainly looked completely psyched out or spaced out before the fight, and his confusion throughout was noteworthy. He kept asking what Ruiz would do next in his corner and could not remember what shots he had been hit by. That sort of sounds like a guy who already had a concussion.
If that's the case, somebody should go to jail.
On the other hand, remember when some overhyped guys like Duane Bobick, Audley Harrison and Primo Carnera suffered devastating defeats ........
Lets also not forget Ben Johnson and Lance Armstrong 🤔
Only time will tell which camp AJ falls into.
If God wanted us to be vegetarians, why are animals made of meat ?
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Rumour going around that his socks were to tight and he stubbed his big toe on his way into the ring as well.
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Ive heard the curse of Drake is to blame as well.
Google it 😁
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https://ca.sports.yahoo.com/news/ant...035347706.html
Also I'm pretty sure it was David Hayes little toe that prevented him from becoming the unified champ :S
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There's no way they would have let him fight with a concussion. If he'd had a concussion the fight would one hundred percent not have happened. He would have developed an excuse injury and pulled out. He got properly buzzed in the third round and gradually fell apart. A little bit David Price like and worryingly when he turned his back and really didn't seem eager to continue a little bit Victor Ortiz like. I can see the same thing happening in the rematch. He's made a lot of money and doesn't like getting beaten up.
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AJ knocked Ruiz down and everyone expected it to be a 3 round KO and AJ to get on the microphone afterwards and bait Wilder.
Ruiz took his best shot, hit the canvas and said in his mind that he was not going out like this..he stood up and both men fought in the centre of the ring..Ruiz was more accurate and connected..Ruiz fought to win this fight and was the better man on the night.
No excuses.
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