Didn't you see the third knockdown where Joshua landed some heavy jabs and Ruiz shook them off like they were nothing. Jabs are not going to stop...
Being taller can help you punch harder, that is if you throw with good speed. It can also help you in clinches as you will be able to lean over...
Are there any examples of a 220lb Foreman rag dolling 240lbs fighters or ones who were 6'7? Foreman was a big man in the 70s, today he would not...
It's like the lever thing we learn in physics in school. Wilder has long levers (arms) and is able to generate massive amounts of force, and he is...
Bulk can help a fighter. Lennox Lewis was more dominant at 245lbs than he was at 235lbs. Holyfield was also better at 215lbs than at 205lbs....
He was vegan when he fought Bellew and was over 220lbs. He's really skinny these days. Going vegan does not mean being skinny and weak. There are...
No heavyweight wants to fight at cruiserweight.
Haye and Tyson but that is post retirement. Both of them were obvious juicers. Haye looks like a light heavyweight these days.
He hit Holyfield so hard and still couldn't knock him down like Bowe did. It seems like you did not read my post properly. I said that Wilder's...
Even before Joshua got knocked down Ruiz was beating him to the punch or Ruiz would throw back much more than he received.
Povetkin was 39 years old. Ruiz is 29 and has superior hand speed than Povetkin ever had. Ruiz will not ran out of gas like Povetkin did. Ruiz is...
This monster Foreman thing is a myth. He was the bigger man in the 70s and dominated people with his size but today his size would be nothing...
Wilder is not billed as being some super strong freak when it comes to strength. I'm talking about strength not punching power. Height also comes...
This is the only place where people will compare 6'1 185lbs fighter with a 6'4 240lb one. There's a huge size difference. Briggs was a hard...
10% is a joke, 30-35% is more reasonable. I'm guessing most of the PPV buys will be coming from the UK where Joshua is a huge star.
