Eddie Hearn tells Anthony Joshua to ‘snap out of it’ over disillusion with boxing ahead of Andy Ruiz rematch
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/general/boxing/anthony-joshua-vs-andy-ruiz-rematch-eddie-hearn-snap-out-of-it-saudi-arabia-disillusion-a9083196.html
Former heavyweight champion has displayed a notable change in direction since his shock defeat and Hearn believes it will be no more Mr Nice Guy when the Saudi Arabia rematch takes place
Topic: Andy Ruiz vs Anthony Joshua II - page 20. (Read 8182 times)
Imagine Ruiz wins - who do you think is going to be his next victim or which belt will he aim to get next? 
Ruiz winning is very necessary to cement his legacy, most people are still claiming that his initial win against Anthony Joshua was a fluke win, Tyso Fury recently said that Andy Ruiz is definitely going to win the rematch and i think should he win, they should set him uo against either Deontay Wilder or Tyson Fury himself.I agree when Fury said that Ruiz is going to win, Ruiz is not a fatsy, he has more than 100 amateur fights and only fewer losses, and in his professional fights, his only lost and that's a very controversial lost with Parker, Joshua give up the fight because he cannot take his punch, I don't know what kind of strategy will he use against, Ruiz.
Imagine Ruiz wins - who do you think is going to be his next victim or which belt will he aim to get next?
If he wins, then the next logical choice, Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder. Joshua will be relegated to the fourth spot and needs some time before he can recover from the second lost.
Except these 3 boxers, who is on +/- same level with Ruiz today ?
I also read that interview about Fury favouring him against Joshua in this rematch. Was surprise though, anyways he said that Ruiz is mentality prepared here and that the weather conditions is favourable to him as well as he live in Cali wherein the weather is hot.
It makes me think, that Fury wants to face Ruiz, as he thinks he is weaker than Joshua and it will be more easy fight for him.
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
I think AJ is not thinking of that possibility because he is so confident in this fight. Well, if he losses, his career will be as not as bright as it was but if he can fight an opponent with a good standing in his division and win, maybe he will be back again. Just like Manny Pacquiao who loss against Jeff Horn but Manny were able to rise again by defeating another boxer and Jeff Horn was defeated by Crawford a great boxer as well, so that could scenario possibly happen if AJ will continue to work to get back in the top and he does not need to face Ruiz again.
I think the comparison is very bad, you cannot compare Horn to Ruiz, Ruiz is undiscovered gem I check all his past fights and he is so good very past hands, strong punch and can always take a punch, in fact, he should be undefeated now, he was just cheated in his only loss.
I'll still go for Ruiz for this fight, he can take Joshua's punch while Joshua can't take his punch.
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
I think AJ is not thinking of that possibility because he is so confident in this fight. Well, if he losses, his career will be as not as bright as it was but if he can fight an opponent with a good standing in his division and win, maybe he will be back again. Just like Manny Pacquiao who loss against Jeff Horn but Manny were able to rise again by defeating another boxer and Jeff Horn was defeated by Crawford a great boxer as well, so that could scenario possibly happen if AJ will continue to work to get back in the top and he does not need to face Ruiz again.
Imagine Ruiz wins - who do you think is going to be his next victim or which belt will he aim to get next?
Ruiz winning is very necessary to cement his legacy, most people are still claiming that his initial win against Anthony Joshua was a fluke win, Tyso Fury recently said that Andy Ruiz is definitely going to win the rematch and i think should he win, they should set him uo against either Deontay Wilder or Tyson Fury himself.I also read that interview about Fury favouring him against Joshua in this rematch. Was surprise though, anyways he said that Ruiz is mentality prepared here and that the weather conditions is favourable to him as well as he live in Cali wherein the weather is hot.
Imagine Ruiz wins - who do you think is going to be his next victim or which belt will he aim to get next?
Ruiz winning is very necessary to cement his legacy, most people are still claiming that his initial win against Anthony Joshua was a fluke win, Tyso Fury recently said that Andy Ruiz is definitely going to win the rematch and i think should he win, they should set him uo against either Deontay Wilder or Tyson Fury himself. 
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
If the game will turn against Joshua then the possibility of him start all over again will be there. But am not seeing this rematch be in favor of Andy rather in favor of Joshua, Joshua will just need to intensify on his strike against Andy to win on this rematch.Many ideas came in a positive vision on specific fighter, but we should count on to the live fight and that's the true spirit of a true fighter. Beating an opponent is the only goal for this sport, so when rematch will happen it's not guaranteed 100% assurance to defeat your match fighter again.
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
If the game will turn against Joshua then the possibility of him start all over again will be there. But am not seeing this rematch be in favor of Andy rather in favor of Joshua, Joshua will just need to intensify on his strike against Andy to win on this rematch.
Imagine Ruiz wins - who do you think is going to be his next victim or which belt will he aim to get next?
If he wins, then the next logical choice, Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder. Joshua will be relegated to the fourth spot and needs some time before he can recover from the second lost.
Eddie Hearn: Andy Ruiz-Anthony Joshua 2 will be one of the biggest heavyweight fights of all time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U982yGnWX30
Hearn likens the upcoming heavyweight rematch to the ‘Thrilla in Manila’ and the ‘Rumble in the Jungle.’
He sure does like that MIDDLE EASTERN money
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U982yGnWX30
Hearn likens the upcoming heavyweight rematch to the ‘Thrilla in Manila’ and the ‘Rumble in the Jungle.’
He sure does like that MIDDLE EASTERN money
Definitely, that Middle Eastern money would flow in this fight. But I don't think that it is comparable to those two epic fights. Both fighters haven't reach the stature of Ali, Frazier or Foreman. Just typical boxing manager promoting and hyping his fight.
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
If the game will turn against Joshua then the possibility of him start all over again will be there. But am not seeing this rematch be in favor of Andy rather in favor of Joshua, Joshua will just need to intensify on his strike against Andy to win on this rematch.Chances of 2nd beat up is still there and if thats the case would happen once again then i wont make any comment on how Joshua would start up on scratch once again.
Thought of 1st fight to be a fluke? No it isnt.
Imagine Ruiz wins - who do you think is going to be his next victim or which belt will he aim to get next?
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
If the game will turn against Joshua then the possibility of him start all over again will be there. But am not seeing this rematch be in favor of Andy rather in favor of Joshua, Joshua will just need to intensify on his strike against Andy to win on this rematch. 
It was just confirmed that the fight is going on December 7th in Saudi Arabia. Tons of huge fights comming on there. Khabib's next fight is in Abu Dabbi. Big moves in the fight game by the middle east...
Matchroom Sport has officially confirmed that the anticipated rematch between Andy Ruiz and Anthony Joshua will take place on December 7th in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.
Eddie Hearn of Matchroom will hold a press conference this coming Monday in London, to discuss the details of the event.
The card is being called "Clash on The Dunes."
Who are you going with? I see Joshua actually showing up with some balls and focus that night and getting the job done to redeem himself, which will make the Wilder vs Joshua/Tyson vs Joshua fight relevant again.
As much as I want Andy to win again because he is such a likeable guy and a hardworker, I don't really see it. I mean if Ruiz knocks the fuck out Joshua's chin again then it's pretty much over, he should retire. I think he is aware of this fact and he isn't going to let this happen twice. I give Joshua an 8th round KO. But this is an extremely risky bet. Honeslty im not even sure if I want to get involved in this one. Ruiz can really pull it again. I want to see the odds before I make a decision.
yes I agree with you, this fight is quite balanced and highly anticipated. prestige fight which must be carried out by Joshua the article he had lost and knocked out by the ruiz. And I'm sure Joshua won't repeat the same mistake then. Quote
Matchroom Sport has officially confirmed that the anticipated rematch between Andy Ruiz and Anthony Joshua will take place on December 7th in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.
Eddie Hearn of Matchroom will hold a press conference this coming Monday in London, to discuss the details of the event.
The card is being called "Clash on The Dunes."
Who are you going with? I see Joshua actually showing up with some balls and focus that night and getting the job done to redeem himself, which will make the Wilder vs Joshua/Tyson vs Joshua fight relevant again.
As much as I want Andy to win again because he is such a likeable guy and a hardworker, I don't really see it. I mean if Ruiz knocks the fuck out Joshua's chin again then it's pretty much over, he should retire. I think he is aware of this fact and he isn't going to let this happen twice. I give Joshua an 8th round KO. But this is an extremely risky bet. Honeslty im not even sure if I want to get involved in this one. Ruiz can really pull it again. I want to see the odds before I make a decision.
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
Good question if AJ were to lose to AR for the second straight time, there is no way we could call it a 'fluke'I believe that AJ still has a long contract so his promotion in the UK will be able to get him more fights but they wont be in the range of 20m
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
He doesn't have the luxury to choose his opponent anymore if he losses to Ruiz in their rematch, he is not going to retire of course if he losses the fight again but it will be a very hard climb again to the top and he might replace his team if he losses to Ruiz again, this rematch is so important to Joshua that his career and livelihood very much depends on this fight.
Joshua can do all the talking but Ruiz is a big task to hurdle after Ruiz won the match I've check most of his fight and I can say it's not upset because Ruiz is so good at beating big men and he always has an edge in power and speed.
What would Joshue do, if he loses to Ruiz for the second time ? Who should be Joshua' s next opponent if he loses in his 2 last fights ?
Eddie Hearn: Andy Ruiz-Anthony Joshua 2 will be one of the biggest heavyweight fights of all time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U982yGnWX30
Hearn likens the upcoming heavyweight rematch to the ‘Thrilla in Manila’ and the ‘Rumble in the Jungle.’
He sure does like that MIDDLE EASTERN money
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U982yGnWX30
Hearn likens the upcoming heavyweight rematch to the ‘Thrilla in Manila’ and the ‘Rumble in the Jungle.’
He sure does like that MIDDLE EASTERN money
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He's gonna go in there knowing it's not in his favor man, and realistically he won't change up his style in a few months. Ruiz will probably win again.
The last time I checked AJ spent his time training after their previous fight while Ruiz spent his time having vacation, doing advert, interview etc. It easy to get to the top mate but maintaining the top spot is the hardest task. Mind you, freedom/good life was the major thing that lead to the down fall of many.
A month or two break won't damage Ruiz. Anthony Joshua wasn't even fresh for their first fight, hadn't fought in around 6 months until they met.
Ruiz had just come off a win, which means he's already had plenty of training. It's not like he's going to cut a lot of weight for the next fight, he'll turn up exactly the same fat as hell, but his counterpunching will still be there ready for when Joshua tries to go in for the kill.
It is nice to see that all of these rich groups have agreed to finalized terms and no need for lawsuit
Andy Ruiz Jr. has signed paperwork for Anthony Joshua to finalize rematch
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2019/08/andy-ruiz-jr-has-signed-paperwork-for-anthony-joshua-to-finalize-rematch/
Andy Ruiz Jr. has signed paperwork for Anthony Joshua to finalize rematch
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2019/08/andy-ruiz-jr-has-signed-paperwork-for-anthony-joshua-to-finalize-rematch/
Lol, did he just wait for the lawsuit to be filled and then accept the
Ruiz will go in there with the mindset that he can win, Joshua will go in there as a beaten man.
No matter what he says about winning this fight 9/10 times, that loss has to play heavily on your mind. I mean, Ruiz dominated him last time, it wasn't a lucky shot to the temple like he claims.
You can say that again but most people knew Anthony underrate Ruiz in their first fight, he also skip training and I believe you ought to understand that either by watching the fight cause he was too relaxed during the fight.He's gonna go in there knowing it's not in his favor man, and realistically he won't change up his style in a few months. Ruiz will probably win again.
The last time I checked AJ spent his time training after their previous fight while Ruiz spent his time having vacation, doing advert, interview etc. It easy to get to the top mate but maintaining the top spot is the hardest task. Mind you, freedom/good life was the major thing that lead to the down fall of many.
It is hard to be at the top but I feel like every time a top fighter gets beaten after being undefeated for so long, they just start losing more and more. It happens to a lot of good fighters, I'm sure there is some psychological factor to it too.
It is nice to see that all of these rich groups have agreed to finalized terms and no need for lawsuit
Andy Ruiz Jr. has signed paperwork for Anthony Joshua to finalize rematch
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2019/08/andy-ruiz-jr-has-signed-paperwork-for-anthony-joshua-to-finalize-rematch/
Andy Ruiz Jr. has signed paperwork for Anthony Joshua to finalize rematch
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2019/08/andy-ruiz-jr-has-signed-paperwork-for-anthony-joshua-to-finalize-rematch/
Lol, did he just wait for the lawsuit to be filled and then accept the
Ruiz will go in there with the mindset that he can win, Joshua will go in there as a beaten man.
No matter what he says about winning this fight 9/10 times, that loss has to play heavily on your mind. I mean, Ruiz dominated him last time, it wasn't a lucky shot to the temple like he claims.
You can say that again but most people knew Anthony underrate Ruiz in their first fight, he also skip training and I believe you ought to understand that either by watching the fight cause he was too relaxed during the fight.He's gonna go in there knowing it's not in his favor man, and realistically he won't change up his style in a few months. Ruiz will probably win again.
The last time I checked AJ spent his time training after their previous fight while Ruiz spent his time having vacation, doing advert, interview etc. It easy to get to the top mate but maintaining the top spot is the hardest task. Mind you, freedom/good life was the major thing that lead to the down fall of many.
It is hard to be at the top but I feel like every time a top fighter gets beaten after being undefeated for so long, they just start losing more and more. It happens to a lot of good fighters, I'm sure there is some psychological factor to it too.
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