Ruiz Beat McCline!

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  1. scurlaruntings

    scurlaruntings ESB 2002 Club Full Member

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    Its called spoiling. Thats all he ever does.
     
  2. Zakman

    Zakman ESB's Chinchecker Full Member

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    It's called CHEATING - faking "low blows" and holding excessively. :nod
     
  3. ralphc

    ralphc Well-Known Member Full Member

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    On ESB if the keyboard warriors don't like you they automatically conclude that you are a tomato can.
     
  4. Club Fighter

    Club Fighter Boxing Addict banned

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    Apparently you didn't get the memo, they don't allow HW's on PPV anymore.
     
  5. am0kgonzo

    am0kgonzo Active Member Full Member

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    John Ruiz is going to unify the heavyweight division and have a reign of terror. :good
     
  6. eliezerm86

    eliezerm86 Member Full Member

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    Amazingly enough, Ruiz does do better against taller dudes. That is really weird. I also thought he beat Valuev and should of at least got a draw against Chagaev.
     
  7. marzblkman

    marzblkman Active Member Full Member

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    I mentioned this once before. John LOUISE is universally recognized as probably the most HATED fighter by all fans,lol. Not Floyd Jr, Oscar DeLaHoya or even Chris Byrd unites the boxing community of utter hatred more than Ruiz,lol..

    That said and I can't stand him either but he does whats best for him If you got something that works, no matter how boring, stick with it and I guess he does.

    I'd love to see him against David Haye
     
  8. caballo

    caballo Active Member Full Member

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    It's the often misunderstood "VERTICAL ground and pound"! Led Ruiz to fistic glory once again.
     
  9. amhlilhaus

    amhlilhaus Well-Known Member Full Member

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    shhh, the haters will go ballistic.
     
  10. amhlilhaus

    amhlilhaus Well-Known Member Full Member

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    see? this guy isn't a hater since he admits that ruiz does something, the others act like ruiz would be ko'd by a 90 yr old man if he didn't hold and tua should get another fight with him, like he'd ko him faster than 19 seconds.
     
  11. marzblkman

    marzblkman Active Member Full Member

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    Heres the thing with Ruiz. He has problems with aggressive, fast shorter boxers who have good technical skills. But even I can admit while his style isn't eye pleasing, he does have a very good right hand and he can lull you which sets you up.

    I thought he beat both Valuev and Chagaev(sp?). As long as he's in the picture, he'll be a problem.
     
  12. mr. magoo

    mr. magoo VIP Member Full Member

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    We'll never see Ruiz fight Klitschko or any of the other reigning titlists for that matter. There simply is no public interest and rightfully so. Ruiz is a terrible shot fighter, and wasn't even very impressive at his absolute best. Frankly, I'm surprised anyone even bought a ticket to see him fight McCline-another fighter on the same bad level.
     
  13. brooklyn1550

    brooklyn1550 Roberto Duran Full Member

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    Ruiz = overachiever, finds ways to win
    McCline = underachiever, finds ways to lose
     
  14. caballo

    caballo Active Member Full Member

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    Exactly! You'd think Ruiz went into the ring with a baseball bat! In order to have credibility, there's got to be at least a shred of objectivity, in other words, recognition of the facts.
     
  15. Zakman

    Zakman ESB's Chinchecker Full Member

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    He may not go into the ring with a baseball bat, but he DOES go into the ring with the intention to violate the rules against excessive holding, and in some fights, with the intention to ham act to get "low blow" calls. Both of these disgraceful violations of basic decency and sportsmanship have been CONSISTENT patterns throughout Ruiz's career.

    There's a reason for this - Ruiz simply doesn't have the talent or boxing ability to compete at the world class level WITHIN the rules.:yep