It is too early to predict on what will happen on the second rematch, if there is. There might be but it will not be on top of the priority list immediately right after this match. There are a handful of other prospects in line for the next fights of both AJ and Ruiz. The name of Usyk has already been mentioned this early. But I doubt it will push through as a done deal right now. There is of course the sweeter potential battle of AJ and whoever will win between Fury and Wilder.
You mean a third match? One thing I notice on between the rematch and the first match, I can see a more prepared, focused and smarter Anthony Joshua. He chose not to slug it out with Andy Ruiz as Andy Ruiz might get lucky again just like what happened on the first match. If there will be a third match, I don't see a reason why there will be a difference again or it will be a deja vu of the first match.Yeah, a third match. What had just taken place was the first rematch. I have yet to see the whole fight, although I don't feel like watching it because of the UD result. The comments are enough to figure out what had transpired in that battle. I lost my bet this time. Obviously, AJ has shown that he can maintain the pace a 12-round fight. I suppose he was able to keep the distance and brilliantly managed to keep the hard punches of the short-ranged Ruiz at bay. This is what I believed AJ should have done in their first battle. He finally executed it now by not desiring to put Ruiz down. That must have been one of his faults in their earlier match.
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