Joshua/Ruiz Weigh-in

Great chants from the barmy army of you fat beshturd..class acts.

 

I know right. What’s the excuse a
Pro athlete looking like that?

 

Delicious fight.

Ruiz KO inside 6.

 

He comes in to collect the check. He will get laid out and go home, smiling with a 7 figure bank account.

 

Full fat butter Ruiz has been on double portions since he fought that Russian punch bag.

 

So would Butterbean. I would of thought he would be his lightest, so he was the sharpest he could be. If he stands and trades with AJ, he won't last long.

 

I don't know how Ruiz managed to be so small and so massive at the same time.

Anyhow, the sorry sight of him is making Tom Schwartz look like a good opponent.

 

Most modern day Heavyweights are obese or at least overweight on the BMI scale, even Wilder in his last fight dipped his toe into the overweight bracket on BMI.

 

Ruiz is a disgrace to sports. What a fat obese slob. Can’t wait to see Burrito breath brutally KOed or quit so he can go hit up a Taco Bell.

 

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how hilarious would it be if Ruiz won by ko? oh man this forum would go into level 5 meltdown lol

 

a "fat obese slob" doesnt get off his couch never mind get in position to win a world title. Respect that man.

 

these fools see his power, speed and stamina on display in his bouts and still question his athleticism and dedication.

Pretty clear to me he's dedicated to his craft, if not his diet. And he really isn't a complete blob either. He's an athletic man, likely possessing a fair amount of well trained muscle that just happens to be covered in fat. Given that, wouldn't the only significant boon to his performance be stamina issues due excess fat weight slowing him down/making him tired? But have we really seen stamina or speed issues in any of his recent bouts? Is this a question of potentiating more speed? Ironically, it's the musclebound types (which people expect him to be apparently since becoming lean would effectively place him at CW) huffing and puffing by round 6.

 

Tony Galento vs Joe Louis II...we've waited 75 years for it.

 

Remember, this is the guy that "Fearless" A.J and his team felt was the safest, er, most appropri..., er, most deserving challenger for his coming out party here in the States. Pathetic all the way around.

Here's hoping that Tubby lands a lucky Rahman punch so Joseph can be the laughingstock of the world.