Respect to the Quiet Man

**Master** · 04-04-2010 09:20 PM

I thought Ruiz was acting too much about the punches on the back of the head and if the ref was listening to him I am sure he would have faked being hurt so that he could win the title. That was the only way he was going to win that fight.

**Howlin Mad Missy** · 04-04-2010 09:27 PM

master that's a stupid thing to say.

hitting someone on the back of the head while they are bent over the ropes is out of order.

as was haye hitting ruiz 3 times on the back of the head and the ref calling it a knockdown.

how about I punch you in the nuts and see how you play up?

**Master** · 04-05-2010 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy

master that's a stupid thing to say.

hitting someone on the back of the head while they are bent over the ropes is out of order.

as was haye hitting ruiz 3 times on the back of the head and the ref calling it a knockdown.

how about I punch you in the nuts and see how you play up?

He was over acting, he did it with Holyfield when he legitimately caught him with a body shot and he was looking for an excuse to win the title by disqualification. He only kept the title after losing them by having a good lawyer.

**JazMerkin** · 04-06-2010 07:06 PM

Originally Posted by Master

Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy

master that's a stupid thing to say.

hitting someone on the back of the head while they are bent over the ropes is out of order.

as was haye hitting ruiz 3 times on the back of the head and the ref calling it a knockdown.

how about I punch you in the nuts and see how you play up?

He was over acting, he did it with Holyfield when he legitimately caught him with a body shot and he was looking for an excuse to win the title by disqualification. He only kept the title after losing them by having a good lawyer.

Master, that's just bollocks. Have you ever boxed & been hit over the back of the head? In a headguard in the ams it hurts, so I'd hate to think what being hit by one of the hardest pound for pound punchers in the sport with no protection feels like. Ruiz can be accused of a lot of things but being a guy who looks for an easy way out isn't one of them. Even Haye admitted he was a bit out of order.

**Conrad** · 04-06-2010 07:23 PM

Originally Posted by JazMerkin

Even Haye admitted he was a bit out of order.

Beat me to it.

I was annoyed with Haye for hitting him in the back of the head, repeatedly too. Was glad when he made a point of admitting to it and ackowledged they were cheap shots, he just apologised and said he got carried away in the heat of the moment...

**Master** · 04-07-2010 06:48 PM

Originally Posted by JazMerkin

Originally Posted by Master

Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy

master that's a stupid thing to say.

hitting someone on the back of the head while they are bent over the ropes is out of order.

as was haye hitting ruiz 3 times on the back of the head and the ref calling it a knockdown.

how about I punch you in the nuts and see how you play up?

He was over acting, he did it with Holyfield when he legitimately caught him with a body shot and he was looking for an excuse to win the title by disqualification. He only kept the title after losing them by having a good lawyer.

Master, that's just bollocks. Have you ever boxed & been hit over the back of the head? In a headguard in the ams it hurts, so I'd hate to think what being hit by one of the hardest pound for pound punchers in the sport with no protection feels like. Ruiz can be accused of a lot of things but being a guy who looks for an easy way out isn't one of them. Even Haye admitted he was a bit out of order.

OK I may be out of order but that man has made me watch so many of his crap fights that it has brought tears to my eyes. A punch to the back of the head is the least he owes me.