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August 27, 2019, 07:04:27 PM

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.
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August 27, 2019, 06:07:29 PM
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/


Lol, did he just wait for the lawsuit to be filled and then accept the bribe offer the next day? Or did they make a new contract to give Andy Ruiz more money as previously stated in their contract? Now it's time to go back to the gym for him and show the boxing fans that he is another name in the Heavyweight division besides the big three right now.

Ruiz will go in there with the mindset that he can win, Joshua will go in there as a beaten man.
AJ may go as a beaten man but he have learn from his previous mistakes and the statement made by Ruiz on social media will make him a dead man in the upcoming rematch.


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.
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August 26, 2019, 08:56:21 PM
That overconfidence in him will again make him suffer, I'll consider that as a trash talk and lack of respect to Ruiz because he only gives 1 out of 10.
I hate overconfident boxer and I usually bet against them and I believe most fans as well, and with his trash talking, this might make Ruiz goes in beast mode again in the fight, AJ forget that if he loss in this fight again, he might loss his popularity as well, so instead of bad mouthing Ruiz, he should just focus on training.

I'm not convinced by AJ's dramas. Maybe he's trying to scare Ruiz, maybe it's smokescreen because AJ's it not sure of his chances for a rematch. The Boxer that had a chance to be one of the greatest of all time, if maybe not the GOAT, nowadays twists everything around. He's somehow lost until a rematch. Let the gloves speak and let's forget about some speculations. AJ is a great boxer that produced a lot of shows but from today's perspective, he's a boxer that lost to fat Mexican. Just saying.

Scare Ruiz? I don't think that is gonna be effective, Ruiz beat him once, maybe he is the one who is scared here and just trying to hide that by words that comes in his mouth, you know that doesn't matter at all as the real action can be seen in the ring.

Thurman disrespected Manny by underestimating him, but look at him in the ring, I think I already see the pattern here, it's the opposite that will happen, and with that said, good luck to AJ.
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August 26, 2019, 11:56:42 AM
Andy Ruiz Jr vows to retire Anthony Joshua with victory in rematch


Now this guy talks like Thurman, I don't like the way he underestimated his opponent, he beat him once but I don't think he will still have the same luck in the rematch. I don't know if fans will buy his comment, I know he is just trying to sell the fight, but this one is a big fight already and I believe this rematch is a better one compared to the last since we will have a different winner in this fight.

Where was the luck in the first fight? Ruiz threw around 1,000 punches, which one was the lucky punch?

If Joshua comes in the same way he did last time, he's going to get destroyed, this coming from an AJ fan. Hopefully he can recalibrate and learn to keep Ruiz at range then win on points, but unless he does that he'll lose any punch outs most likely.
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August 26, 2019, 12:20:20 AM
Andy Ruiz Jr vows to retire Anthony Joshua with victory in rematch


Now this guy talks like Thurman, I don't like the way he underestimated his opponent, he beat him once but I don't think he will still have the same luck in the rematch. I don't know if fans will buy his comment, I know he is just trying to sell the fight, but this one is a big fight already and I believe this rematch is a better one compared to the last since we will have a different winner in this fight.
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August 25, 2019, 07:09:13 PM
Andy Ruiz Jr vows to retire Anthony Joshua with victory in rematch



https://metro.co.uk/2019/08/25/andy-ruiz-jr-vows-retire-anthony-joshua-victory-rematch-10628814/

"I dethroned the king June 1st and made history becoming the first Mexican/American Heavyweight Champion of the world. I’m looking forward to ending his career in the desert. Mostrare la grandeza del boxeo mexicano en Arabia Saudita."

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August 25, 2019, 04:39:07 PM
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/


Lol, did he just wait for the lawsuit to be filled and then accept the bribe offer the next day? Or did they make a new contract to give Andy Ruiz more money as previously stated in their contract? Now it's time to go back to the gym for him and show the boxing fans that he is another name in the Heavyweight division besides the big three right now.

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.

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.
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August 24, 2019, 10:01:50 PM
Andy Ruiz: I Look Forward To Ending Joshua's Career in The Desert

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“I’m excited to announce my rematch with Anthony Joshua. In the first fight I made history and became the first ever Mexican/American heavyweight champion of the world. I am grateful to Saudi Arabia for inviting me. I took it to AJ in 'The Big Apple' and I’m looking forward to ending his career in the Desert. Don’t miss this fight," Ruiz stated.

"I will show the greatness of Mexican boxing in Saudi Arabia and in every corner of the world. Viva Mexico!"

https://www.boxingscene.com/andy-ruiz-i-look-forward-ending-joshuas-career-desert--141961

Andy Ruiz getting emotional with this statement. Sure it will bring more fire to Anthony Joshua to recapture his belt and his glory and reclaim the spot amongst the best heavyweight right now.
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August 24, 2019, 08:03:15 PM
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/


Lol, did he just wait for the lawsuit to be filled and then accept the bribe offer the next day? Or did they make a new contract to give Andy Ruiz more money as previously stated in their contract? Now it's time to go back to the gym for him and show the boxing fans that he is another name in the Heavyweight division besides the big three right now.
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August 24, 2019, 03:17:52 PM
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/


Finally there's no more doubts about this fight, Ruiz signed and we can expect this to happen.

Is the venue which is in Saudi Arabia was already finalize too?

Yes, according to the article, the fight is going to be held in Saudia Arabia. It also said that they have filed a lawsuit on Thursday against Andy Ruiz for not honoring the fight. But Ruiz sign the paper next day because I'm sure that he knows the repercussion of his actions and as I have said, the money is already in the talking why not sign the fight immediately? He can't do anything about the venue because they have a rematch clause and he sign it to yield total control to Hearn and Joshua for this fight.
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August 24, 2019, 07:46:08 AM
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/

Good to hear that Ruiz listen to his advisers. If he insist on fighting on the US soil and not fight Anthony Joshua, his boxing career would end early. Who would promote in the future such a stubborn fighter.
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August 24, 2019, 12:12:15 AM
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/


Finally there's no more doubts about this fight, Ruiz signed and we can expect this to happen.

Is the venue which is in Saudi Arabia was already finalize too?
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August 23, 2019, 10:57:38 PM
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/
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August 23, 2019, 05:00:19 PM

I don't think Anthony Joshua is a competitor that give much excuses. He last bout with Andy Ruiz he was a honourable loser he praised the new champion and beside Ruiz was the better of the two on that night.
This is going to be a clash I can wait for it to go down but my picks is still Anthony Joshua
Joshua isn't a competitor but he becomes a champion before Ruiz takes it. He knows already that Ruiz hunger for that belt but he just anticipates any action that Ruiz might be doing. Isn't luck for Ruiz that time, he did it well and that's the reason why Joshua lost the fight.

Well, good luck to you mate. Hope you change your mind, instead of putting it into Ruiz. Grin
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August 23, 2019, 03:04:40 PM

I don't think Anthony Joshua is a competitor that give much excuses. He last bout with Andy Ruiz he was a honourable loser he praised the new champion and beside Ruiz was the better of the two on that night.
This is going to be a clash I can wait for it to go down but my picks is still Anthony Joshua
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August 23, 2019, 01:13:30 PM
wn that Anthony Joshua has one weakness and that has been his defense and it seems that he manages to cover up that well with his attacks, and with the Ruiz game, even I who isnt a fan of AJ was taken aback when i saw Ruiz and i said to myself he will be knocked out in the first round. He seriously underestimated him as did everyone else and paid the price for it.

Yep, I also thought that AJ would completely blitz Ruiz. I mean after their face-off at the press conference we saw that AJ was literally around 8 inches taller and built like hercules.

Who would have guessed the podgy little mexican would be able to throw such devestating combinations lol.

Honestly I had never watched any of Ruiz's previous fights so I just based my decision entirely on their stature. Now AJ is saying if you put him and Ruiz in a machine he should win 9/10 times, and that he only lost because that was Ruiz's 1 lucky match.

I'd love to see Ruiz completely smash him again, just to see how the boxing world erupts after, and the excuses that are made.


If Ruiz wins again his match against Joshua there is not going to be any possible excuse for Joshua, you do not simply lose two matches in a row against the same opponent by luck, if that happens the heavyweight division will get really interesting and everyone will want to have a chance to fight against Ruiz for his titles, in that case the future for Joshua will be very uncertain, I will still like to see a fight against Wilder but it is unlikely it will happen if Joshua has no titles to defend.
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August 22, 2019, 10:56:07 AM
That overconfidence in him will again make him suffer, I'll consider that as a trash talk and lack of respect to Ruiz because he only gives 1 out of 10.
I hate overconfident boxer and I usually bet against them and I believe most fans as well, and with his trash talking, this might make Ruiz goes in beast mode again in the fight, AJ forget that if he loss in this fight again, he might loss his popularity as well, so instead of bad mouthing Ruiz, he should just focus on training.

I'm not convinced by AJ's dramas. Maybe he's trying to scare Ruiz, maybe it's smokescreen because AJ's it not sure of his chances for a rematch. The Boxer that had a chance to be one of the greatest of all time, if maybe not the GOAT, nowadays twists everything around. He's somehow lost until a rematch. Let the gloves speak and let's forget about some speculations. AJ is a great boxer that produced a lot of shows but from today's perspective, he's a boxer that lost to fat Mexican. Just saying.
I don't see any reason why AJ will try to scare Ruiz who once beat him and also not an amateur fighter. I believe the reason why he's creating the drama you mentioned was because he realized his mistake, he's not sure if Ruiz will give him the rematch cause his team is yet to finalized with Eddie Hearn, he want his champion belts back and to repay his fans back for the previous lost fight.
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August 19, 2019, 08:59:17 PM
Of course we can't be sure, however, the fight was not really that close, Andy Ruiz beat the shit out of him to be honest, I don't see why it's going to be any different in a few weeks/months.
I agree mate! If Ruiz was able to beat Joshua once then there is a high chance for him to do it twice. I'm an AJ fan to be honest but after I watched how Ruiz humbly knocked out Joshua my perspectives on boxing change. That made me realized that the fate of a certain match doesn't depend on the belts you hold, on the fame and most importantly doesn't depend on the physique (as long as you're in th same weight class of course lol Grin). At the end of the day, your victory was dictated by your hardwork and hunger to win; and that's what I saw from Ruiz. Joshua lost probably because of overconfidence, actually I remembered one of their press con where Joshua gave his two belts to Ruiz and have a picture of it. For me that's insulting but thank God Ruiz wasn't offended at all, that's a sneaky way to underestimate your opponent tho.

Let's admit it, Joshua is overrated while Ruiz is just underrated.

Ruiz was insanely overlooked, it was clear that that Ruiz was a real contender. Joshua thought it was going to be a walk in the park because the guy took the fight on short notice.

I just hope he doesn't ruin the spot he is at by becoming too bitchy about fighting Saudi Arabia. Why is he complaining? When fighters become world-widely known sometimes they do these things. He wants the rematch back in US, I get that, but why not beat him where they want to fight? The humiliation would be brutal. But rumors say that Ruiz is spending too much time in Roll Royces and partying, he has not hit the gym yet since the fight. If Andy becomes another victim of fame and money he is going to get destroyed by the rematch. I don't doubt for a second Joshua is extremely motivated to redeem himself and prove his claims that he got lucky.

After hearing the rumors (and the source is very good) im betting my money on Joshua winning unless Andy is seen hitting the gym every day until the rematch, maybe he just took a vacation. It would just be sad to see him becoming another one hit wonder.
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August 22, 2019, 08:52:09 AM
That overconfidence in him will again make him suffer, I'll consider that as a trash talk and lack of respect to Ruiz because he only gives 1 out of 10.
I hate overconfident boxer and I usually bet against them and I believe most fans as well, and with his trash talking, this might make Ruiz goes in beast mode again in the fight, AJ forget that if he loss in this fight again, he might loss his popularity as well, so instead of bad mouthing Ruiz, he should just focus on training.

I'm not convinced by AJ's dramas. Maybe he's trying to scare Ruiz, maybe it's smokescreen because AJ's it not sure of his chances for a rematch. The Boxer that had a chance to be one of the greatest of all time, if maybe not the GOAT, nowadays twists everything around. He's somehow lost until a rematch. Let the gloves speak and let's forget about some speculations. AJ is a great boxer that produced a lot of shows but from today's perspective, he's a boxer that lost to fat Mexican. Just saying.
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August 21, 2019, 06:07:20 PM
wn that Anthony Joshua has one weakness and that has been his defense and it seems that he manages to cover up that well with his attacks, and with the Ruiz game, even I who isnt a fan of AJ was taken aback when i saw Ruiz and i said to myself he will be knocked out in the first round. He seriously underestimated him as did everyone else and paid the price for it.

Yep, I also thought that AJ would completely blitz Ruiz. I mean after their face-off at the press conference we saw that AJ was literally around 8 inches taller and built like hercules.

Who would have guessed the podgy little mexican would be able to throw such devestating combinations lol.

Honestly I had never watched any of Ruiz's previous fights so I just based my decision entirely on their stature. Now AJ is saying if you put him and Ruiz in a machine he should win 9/10 times, and that he only lost because that was Ruiz's 1 lucky match.

I'd love to see Ruiz completely smash him again, just to see how the boxing world erupts after, and the excuses that are made.



That overconfidence in him will again make him suffer, I'll consider that as a trash talk and lack of respect to Ruiz because he only gives 1 out of 10.
I hate overconfident boxer and I usually bet against them and I believe most fans as well, and with his trash talking, this might make Ruiz goes in beast mode again in the fight, AJ forget that if he loss in this fight again, he might loss his popularity as well, so instead of bad mouthing Ruiz, he should just focus on training.
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