Joshua tried the knock out route last time and got knocked out himself, he couldn't get him out in 4 or 5 rounds so its a moot point. He even hit...
Ruiz's excuse for not training harder was that he had a lot on his plate.
He did what he had to do, Ruiz is a hard, and dangerous man to KO. The harder he gets hit the more angry he gets. AJ landed a few peaches as...
I got that wrong big time but I was concerned when Ruiz came in heavy. But still, I didn't think AJ would go the full 12 sticking to a game plan...
excuses from Andy, bad form. too late to say he was too heavy lol
after a bad loss he won, I doubt he cares about much else. I didn't think he could pull that off.
Ruiz should have trained harder.
AJ is very impressive, he deserves major credit if he can keep this up. Took some decent punches there as well and remained composed. Pretty...
I can see that side of it, the guy is a fighter. but boxing is also about discipline, I cant see him reigning long with that mind set and his...
its not really the same though, its a sudden injection of millions. For a guy that probably wasnt very disciplined to begin with, having access...
So now Ruiz doesn’t need to train at all to win the fight? He isn’t superman and his stamina will run out pretty quick if he is woefully...
one of the positive things you could say for Ruiz is that he looked pretty good in his open work out on that weight, when you factor in that AJ...
what if he gets hurt again?
It would be nice to think its a strategy but coming in over 280lbs signals a bit of a discipline issue to me. I still back Ruiz myself, he will...
doesn't exactly show he has been training like a demon for the biggest fight of his life though does it, whereas AJ seems more serious than ever....
