Andy Ruiz lost punch resistance his extra poundage suited him better!

He's weighed less than that or weighed that, the same as that or a pound or so more about 20 times, including against Parker. He weighed 252 five fights ago and it wasn't like he weighed a ton more than that in the first AJ fight ie. his greatest ever win. He weighed 268 for that one. What this proves unequivocally is 1. Fat>>>muscle which is a theory I've already carried out extensive scientific research on, 2. That he was never that good, and 3. and what my learned colleagues and I have been telling you for ages, that the current HW division is garbage.

Fat Andy is currently rated #6 by The Ring but many had him #3 or #4 and he just went life and death against a 40 y/o shot to smithereens Arreola

A 41 y/o shot to smithereens Povetkin whose mechanism has completely gone sparked out the #3 HW about 9 months ago for goodness sake

And this is just within the last 9 months

 

Yes, Fat Andy couldn't even really hurt that ancient shell of Arreola and even worse, he hit the deck, very nearly hit it again, was shaken up and hurt numerous times, and he was the only one who looked like he might get KTFO.

Chisora sparked Takam out, whereas AJ needed the ref to bail him out with a premature stoppage just as Takam was coming on and he was gassed

And Chisora dropped Parker which AJ couldn't

They tried to lock my in an asylum for the criminally insane when I said Chisora would give AJ hell and possibly KO him


Here's what AJ had to say about sharing a ring with Chisora 11 months prior to Usyk vs Chisora


"I watched the Chisora versus Price fight — I thought 'Why isn't Price controlling Chisora?' Joshua continued to share. "Then I sparred Chisora. The guy is strong, you know. He is no joke. And I give Dillian credit for dealing with him twice. To control Chisora over 12 or 11 rounds takes some doing."

Joshua tabbed Chisora for sparring sessions leading up to his rematch against Andy Ruiz Jr. in December, when he defeated the Mexican fighter via a lopsided unanimous decision to regain his unified world heavyweight titles.

Those sparring sessions ended in mutual respect between Joshua and Chisora.

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"Look at Derek's knockouts - they aren't when he lands five shots then the ref jumps in.

"Boom! Artur Szpilka.

"Boom! Carlos Takam.

"He hit them with one shot and knocked them out. You can see he carries one-shot knockout power."

--Anthony Joshua