I think Scott is really downplaying how quickly a guy waiting on the right and who doesn't move well going backwards can find himself in something different than what he's been accustomed to. Other than maybe Stiverne who really kept his hands in his pockets big time, Fury, Ortiz, even Washington had huge success trying to outbox Wilder for the most part. The last two eventually were lined up on the end. I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the ability of Ruiz to disrupt what sounds like their plan to box Andy. He may very well look to force an exchange as crazy as it sounds. Bit of a suicidal approach one would think but he certainly isn't going to sit on the end trying to out jab, ot range Wilder. He'll have to get close of course but I actually think he gives Wilder an ugly ugly time with the combination punching. Ya just can't get away from the fact that in all reality this will be the 2-3 most talented fighter Wilder will have faced, ever. Also like Ruiz talking about the temple, that's pretty precise stuff. Hope they really get this worked out and set something firm.