Is AJ qutting against Andy Ruiz the most embarrasing loss in boxing history

Well, Garcia was on PEDs and if you win a fight while being od PEDs, it is usually changed to N/C. So Devin didn't do anything what hasn't been done.

 

Fury defintely has a different perception of how that fight went looking at his clowning antics. If it waa so easy in his mind then the rematch will be a walk...we'll see.

 

I don't know. When did that happen?

 

When did he say he didn't want to continue?

 

I think it probably is

 

since when was saying it the only way to convey the fact you don’t want to continue ?

 

Saying it was too easy and that’s why he lost is like saying “I liked this meal so much I decided not to finish it so I left it on the plate after just taking to bites of it”.

He further contradicted himself in the very same interview just seconds later. So he claimed it was way too easy, he was having way too much fun, and he practically landed shots on Usyk and will, punching him with three-four combinations at times (I know, I know - ridiculous but he really did say that). Then he went on to talk about his needing to knock Usyk out because he would never win on the cards against him (yet another reference to his delusional idea that he only lost the first fight because Usyk got sympathy votes for his country being at war - strange how Loma never got the same sympathy against Haney, huh?). He said it was a problem because “it’s hard enough to win against him let alone knocking him out”.

So which one is it? Way too easy to hit him, he is having way too much fun at how easy it is, or it’s hard enough to win against Usyk as it is, let alone if he needs to knock him out in order to win?

The man is still confused. I’d seriously be concerned for him if I were a fan of his. Are you not concerned, mate?

 

James Kirkland's stoppage loss to Nobuhiro Ishida was way worse. AJ at least dropped Ruiz and had a moment. Kirkland just got blasted out in the first round in a cherry pick fight.

 

He didn't say it,but it was clear in his body language. Not everything needs to be said. He didn't dispute it in the slightest either,like a guy that wanted to continue. Watch vitali v lennox in comparison

You are a super Aj fan, so no point debating ti's with you. I remember you going back and forward recently with another poster on this very subject and I don't have time to discuss something I don't care about. I posted thoughts, you disagree. Thanks for your input, it's noted.

To conclude he bottled it and looked for a way out and was glad the ref saved him
You as a big Aj fan disagree, so that's fine. It's your opinion, but you won't change mine as much as I can change yours

Regardless who is right or wrong doesn't change the fact that a fat man with no camp beat him like a dog

 

You clearly never saw Tor Hamer quit vs. Andy Ruiz..............after having his best round against Fat Andy..............then being fired by his promotional company in real time on TV.

At least Joshua avenged his loss. Tor Hamer's career literally ended right then and there. He never fought again.

That was far more embarrassing...............

 

Malik Scott says hi.

AJ at least came to fight and got outfought, the most embarrassing will always be those who take a dive.

 

Not even in the top 100.....

 

The No Mas fight is the highest form of embarrassment a boxer could endure, especially a macho man like Duran. His entire country rebelled against him. And it shocked the world in its day.

 

Always bet on bloat.