Andy ruiz jr stopping elijah mccall - Page 4

DREAMCATCHER · 12-13-2012, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMagic

What a fat fuck.

Well being 'in shape' didn't help Mcall did it!

dyna · 12-13-2012, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by chitownfightfan

Looks real good. Kids really knows how to place shots.

Obviously Im with the general opinion that he could drop some weight, but I don't think he'd need to go much lower than 240-245.

Someone said he was 256 vs McCall. Yeah, 15 lbs and he'd be slick.

Definitely one to watch. Heaven help the glass chin prospect that signs to fight him....Hint Hint...Wilder, Price, or Szpilka. Glass would be shattering all over the ring.

I really hope Andy fights Wilder soon.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by MrMagic

What a fat fuck.

You talk tough on the internet... but I'd like to see you say this to Andy's face. Magic Man, you are a coward. Guys like you ruin this sport.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Euro Bum

Fat fuck. What a disgrace to the sport.

Dude, you're the fucking disgrace. What have you ever done with your life? If you're ever in Vegas let me know and I'll introduce you to Andy so you can look him in the eye and call him a disgrace. I'd love to see that.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna

I really hope Andy fights Wilder soon.

The odds of Andy fighting Wilder anytime soon are slim to none. Too much beef between Top Rank & Golden Boy.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 11:06 AM

For all of you that call this kid fat and say that he needs to lose weight... do some research! He turned pro at close to 300lbs and is now fighting at about 255. He's been a chubby kid his whole life. This kid trains his ass off in the gym... he just doesn't have great genes. Who fucking cares??? He's been kicking ass since he was little! If you were familiar with the boxing scene in Cali or Vegas you'd know the reputation this kid has for laying down serious ass kickings. Why would Top Rank (the greatest promotional company in the world) promote him if he was turning up out of shape for his fights? Btw... Andy Ruiz is the only heavyweight that Top Rank promotes.

DREAMCATCHER · 12-13-2012, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by J-Rawk

Maybe if you actually did some research you'd know how much weight Andy has lost in recent years. He didn't turn up fat! He's been a chubby kid his whole life. This kid trains his ass off in the gym... he just doesn't have great genes. Who fucking cares??? He's been kicking ass since he was little! If you were familiar with the boxing scene in Cali or Vegas you'd know the reputation this kid has for laying down serious ass kickings. Why would Top Rank (the greatest promotional company in the world) promote him if he was turning up out of shape in his fights? Btw... Andy Ruiz is the only heavyweight that Top Rank promotes.

http://static.boxrec.com/wiki/3/37/Elijah_McCall.jpg

Im still trying to work out what relevance body type has here? Look who's arse he just beat! LOL.

Mcall is clearly not as good as the chubby kid! Hence being muscular means shit really!

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 11:18 AM

Exactly.

Brighton bomber · 12-13-2012, 11:18 AM

Terrible physical shape but there's no denying he is talented. Fast hands, nice combinations.

Will be interesting to see how he copes with a mobile opponent who he has to chase or to see how he copes in the later rounds where his poor conditioning may become a factor.

Jack · 12-13-2012, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by J-Rawk

For all of you that call this kid fat and say that he needs to lose weight... do some research! He turned pro at close to 300lbs and is now fighting at about 255. He's been a chubby kid his whole life. This kid trains his ass off in the gym... he just doesn't have great genes. Who fucking cares??? He's been kicking ass since he was little! If you were familiar with the boxing scene in Cali or Vegas you'd know the reputation this kid has for laying down serious ass kickings. Why would Top Rank (the greatest promotional company in the world) promote him if he was turning up out of shape in his fights? Btw... Andy Ruiz is the only heavyweight that Top Rank promotes.

Do you know him personally? And if so, do you know whether he's trying to lose more weight or is he content at around 250?

Jack · 12-13-2012, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Brighton bomber

Terrible physical shape but there's no denying he is talented. Fast hands, nice combinations.

Will be interesting to see how he copes with a mobile opponent who he has to chase or to see how he copes in the later rounds where his poor conditioning may become a factor.

I watched him a few fights ago on the Donaire/Mathebula undercard and I thought he looked very good in the 8th round of that fight. His handspeed was still there and he didn't looked gassed. Obviously 8 rounds is a lot easier than 12 rounds, but I don't think stamina will be too much of an issue. He hadn't shown any signs of tiring in 8 rounds, so he should be able to do 12 comfortably, I'd think.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Brighton bomber

Terrible physical shape but there's no denying he is talented. Fast hands, nice combinations.

Will be interesting to see how he copes with a mobile opponent who he has to chase or to see how he copes in the later rounds where his poor conditioning may become a factor.

Andy doesn't have poor conditioning. He has great conditioning. You don't have to have a beautiful body to have good conditioning.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Jack

Do you know him personally? And if so, do you know whether he's trying to lose more weight or is he content at around 250?

I see Andy on a daily basis. His best weight is around 255. He fought at close to 240 once and felt weak. Didn't have the same explosiveness.

J-Rawk · 12-13-2012, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Jack

I watched him a few fights ago on the Donaire/Mathebula undercard and I thought he looked very good in the 8th round of that fight. His handspeed was still there and he didn't looked gassed. Obviously 8 rounds is a lot easier than 12 rounds, but I don't think stamina will be too much of an issue. He hadn't shown any signs of tiring in 8 rounds, so he should be able to do 12 comfortably, I'd think.

And in this fight he scored the tko in the final round. Do guys that are out of shape typically score final round tko's?

KERRIGAN · 12-13-2012, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by J-Rawk

Andy doesn't have poor conditioning. He has great conditioning. You don't have to have a beautiful body to have good conditioning.

Yeah when you are fighting cans.

Imagine how fucked he would be against Vitali, if he stays that fat.

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J-Rawk newbie Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 24 vCash: 500	Re: Andy ruiz jr stopping elijah mccall For all of you that call this kid fat and say that he needs to lose weight... do some research! He turned pro at close to 300lbs and is now fighting at about 255. He's been a chubby kid his whole life. This kid trains his ass off in the gym... he just doesn't have great genes. Who fucking cares??? He's been kicking ass since he was little! If you were familiar with the boxing scene in Cali or Vegas you'd know the reputation this kid has for laying down serious ass kickings. Why would Top Rank (the greatest promotional company in the world) promote him if he was turning up out of shape for his fights? Btw... Andy Ruiz is the only heavyweight that Top Rank promotes. Last edited by J-Rawk; 12-13-2012 at 11:27 AM.
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J-Rawk newbie Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 24 vCash: 500	Re: Andy ruiz jr stopping elijah mccall Exactly.
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Brighton bomber Champion East Side Guru Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 5,072 vCash: 500	Re: Andy ruiz jr stopping elijah mccall Terrible physical shape but there's no denying he is talented. Fast hands, nice combinations. Will be interesting to see how he copes with a mobile opponent who he has to chase or to see how he copes in the later rounds where his poor conditioning may become a factor.
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