Where is Andy Ruiz (VIDEO)

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  1. Rumsfeld

    Rumsfeld Moderator Staff Member

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  2. PopPellegrino

    PopPellegrino Active Member Full Member

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    Great video, like always. I agree when you said after Ruiz won the heavyweight titles, he lost most of his desire to box. He didn’t live like a champ something something “silk sheets,” whatever generic comment is probably true.

    However, I think you overemphasize Ruiz’s skill in the first AJ fight. Yes, his game plan was better, but he was getting whooped until AJ misread Ruiz, thinking he was more hurt than he actually was, and went for the kill without thinking. But props regardless to Ruiz for capitalizing on the moment. Definitely a skilled fighter; after he warms up, I want to see him with Moses.
     
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    Wizbit1013 Drama go, and don't come back Full Member

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    Smoking weed and getting take away
     
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    jmb1356 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Did anyone check Taco Bell?
     
  5. catchwtboxing

    catchwtboxing Loyal Member

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    Very good video.

    Drive isn't there. There is a part of him that still wants it, so he comes out, makes some noise, and then goes to his favorite restaurant rather than the gym.

    I'd like to see him against Wilder, Joshua trilogy, Parker rematch...but it's not happening.
     
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  6. Kiwi Casual

    Kiwi Casual Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The buffet?

    In all seriousness, looking forward to watching this when I get home.
     
  7. miniq

    miniq FURY COMETH 2026 Full Member

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    Saw him down KFC with Tyson Fury and big baby miller a few weeks back, as I was walking past them out of the restaurant I heard "oi that last buckets mine you big dosser" and saw all three fighting over their last KFC shared wing bucket. Miller ended up on the floor looking for his hairpiece and Ruiz Jr couldn't reach Fury who was holding it above his head like a hungry dog.
     
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  8. DaRealJT

    DaRealJT Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If Joshua is having a tune-up next instead of the Fury fight, then Fury should stay active too and fight Andy Ruiz

    Low risk, high reward fight for Fury. Ruiz has name recognition among the British public so Fury-Ruiz easily sells out any UK stadium

    Also hypes the Fury-Joshua fight with Fury conquering AJ’s former conqueror
     
  9. LoveThis

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    Won't happen. Fury won't ko ruiz. And while makhmudov is super big and menacing looking, fighting to a decision with someone looking like ruiz will shock the precious casuals that our cashcows want to impress so badly.
     
  10. DaRealJT

    DaRealJT Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah I agree Fury wouldn’t stop him, but he’d win every round. It’s true that fighting a small chubby guy like Ruiz doesn’t look as good for the casuals as big Makh -

    but Fury is at a stage of his career where he doesn’t want the smoke from any real competition like Wardley/Dubois/Itauma, so there’s only a small number of remaining opponents that are both sellable to casuals as an actual contest (Ruiz holds name value from the Joshua win), and commercially viable to be worth it for Fury to want to get into camp for another few months.

    But yes, as boxing fans we know it’s not a competitive fight
     
  11. LoveThis

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    If you can sell makhmudov who is unknown by any casuals, you can sell anyone who's big and slow.
    Ajagba, bakole, miller,... Why not even jalolov
    None of them should win, but they look way more interesting than ruiz. The only name required is 'fury'.

    Btw how is jalolov on #17 in boxrec? Is boxrec still actually following a meaningful algorithm and somehow all those small-record-opponents of jalolov add up to a meaningful record that is better than that of

    Huni
    Vianello
    Miller
    Wilder
    Wallin
    Adeleye

    Or boxrec has degraded to a pure database for boxing records...