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"Andy Ruiz (283.7 lbs) & Anthony Joshua (237 lbs)" - that's a lot weight difference. I've been following many interviews, including some "experts." From these pieces of information, I'm pretty sure that AJ will outbox Ruiz since he knew that Ruiz has devastating punching power.

AJ plans to outrun Ruiz and to be more technical, instead of facing Ruiz head-on. However, AJ will be in trouble if Ruiz can close the gap and throwing heavy punches. Hopefully not!

I hope AJ will get his title back!

I was shock to see Ruiz weighing more than the first fight, also there's a lot of pictures of him circulating that he has trimmed down for this fight that's why seeing him at almost 300 lbs in the official weigh in, what the hell happened to him? If Ruiz closes the gap and put all the weight around AJ then it will definitely pose a problem, but at that weight he will be a tad slower that their first fight.

yes, I am also shocked to see the results of the body weigh yesterday. but I see his body shape is much better now compared to the first fight. maybe his increased muscle mass caused Ruiz to gain more weight than in the first fight. FYI Andy Ruiz weigh at the first fight is 268 pounds and at the second fight his weigh is 283 pounds

The only advantage of Ruiz here is his mass, m x a (acceleration) = Force.

But that is, if he can accelerate in time that Joshua can't react. In the picture it doesn't look like he has attain some mass though, so maybe Ruiz says that he will go in this fight regardless of his weight because he knows that he can beat Joshua here.

In comparison though, Joshua weigh in less in this fight, just a shade about 237 lbs, 10 lbs less that their first fight. So he will be using his speed here in the first couple of rounds, being the lighter of the two and see how it goes for him. He might not go on an early knock out, but he will try to soften Ruiz and use his jab and upper cut.

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Quote from: Baofeng on December 06, 2019, 09:21:42 PM

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"Andy Ruiz (283.7 lbs) & Anthony Joshua (237 lbs)" - that's a lot weight difference. I've been following many interviews, including some "experts." From these pieces of information, I'm pretty sure that AJ will outbox Ruiz since he knew that Ruiz has devastating punching power.

AJ plans to outrun Ruiz and to be more technical, instead of facing Ruiz head-on. However, AJ will be in trouble if Ruiz can close the gap and throwing heavy punches. Hopefully not!

I hope AJ will get his title back!

I was shock to see Ruiz weighing more than the first fight, also there's a lot of pictures of him circulating that he has trimmed down for this fight that's why seeing him at almost 300 lbs in the official weigh in, what the hell happened to him? If Ruiz closes the gap and put all the weight around AJ then it will definitely pose a problem, but at that weight he will be a tad slower that their first fight.

yes, I am also shocked to see the results of the body weigh yesterday. but I see his body shape is much better now compared to the first fight. maybe his increased muscle mass caused Ruiz to gain more weight than in the first fight. FYI Andy Ruiz weigh at the first fight is 268 pounds and at the second fight his weigh is 283 pounds

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Quote from: Baofeng on December 06, 2019, 09:21:42 PM

Quote from: mu_enrico on December 06, 2019, 12:57:22 PM

"Andy Ruiz (283.7 lbs) & Anthony Joshua (237 lbs)" - that's a lot weight difference. I've been following many interviews, including some "experts." From these pieces of information, I'm pretty sure that AJ will outbox Ruiz since he knew that Ruiz has devastating punching power.

AJ plans to outrun Ruiz and to be more technical, instead of facing Ruiz head-on. However, AJ will be in trouble if Ruiz can close the gap and throwing heavy punches. Hopefully not!

I hope AJ will get his title back!

I was shock to see Ruiz weighing more than the first fight, also there's a lot of pictures of him circulating that he has trimmed down for this fight that's why seeing him at almost 300 lbs in the official weigh in, what the hell happened to him? If Ruiz closes the gap and put all the weight around AJ then it will definitely pose a problem, but at that weight he will be a tad slower that their first fight.

You have a point here he should have maintain his weigh from their last fight, Joshua will not engage him in a toe to toe battle, because he will come out slow he will just go and box him and tried to get the fight in long run and probably tire him in the 6 rounds onwards, I now have some doubts here but I will still go for Ruiz.

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Quote from: mu_enrico on December 06, 2019, 12:57:22 PM

"Andy Ruiz (283.7 lbs) & Anthony Joshua (237 lbs)" - that's a lot weight difference. I've been following many interviews, including some "experts." From these pieces of information, I'm pretty sure that AJ will outbox Ruiz since he knew that Ruiz has devastating punching power.

AJ plans to outrun Ruiz and to be more technical, instead of facing Ruiz head-on. However, AJ will be in trouble if Ruiz can close the gap and throwing heavy punches. Hopefully not!

I hope AJ will get his title back!

I was shock to see Ruiz weighing more than the first fight, also there's a lot of pictures of him circulating that he has trimmed down for this fight that's why seeing him at almost 300 lbs in the official weigh in, what the hell happened to him? If Ruiz closes the gap and put all the weight around AJ then it will definitely pose a problem, but at that weight he will be a tad slower that their first fight.

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Quote from: LFC_Bitcoin on December 06, 2019, 11:57:18 AM

Joshua is going to destroy this guy. I’m going to have a bet on Joshua to knock him out in round 3. No way AJ is complacent this time. He’s ready to take back his belts.

He's not complacent in their first fight he is in his best form it's just he got hit by that big left punch and that turns the fight in favor of Ruiz, but Joshua was exposed as someone who cannot keep up when the pressure is high, he do not know how to react in the situation, he just gave up, and there's a possibility that it can still happen.

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"Andy Ruiz (283.7 lbs) & Anthony Joshua (237 lbs)" - that's a lot weight difference. I've been following many interviews, including some "experts." From these pieces of information, I'm pretty sure that AJ will outbox Ruiz since he knew that Ruiz has devastating punching power.

AJ plans to outrun Ruiz and to be more technical, instead of facing Ruiz head-on. However, AJ will be in trouble if Ruiz can close the gap and throwing heavy punches. Hopefully not!

I hope AJ will get his title back!

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Joshua is going to destroy this guy. I’m going to have a bet on Joshua to knock him out in round 3. No way AJ is complacent this time. He’s ready to take back his belts.

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Two days to go before the big rematch, people who are very excited on this match should watch this documentary produced by Stallone I've been watching this over and over again, it has reviewed by some of the top names in boxing like Tyson, Holyfield, Buster Douglas and many more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yHUUxVE2X0

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Both are nice guys but wait till they meet Tyson Fury and they will learn to trash talk, Tyson always trash talk every opponent that he encounters I'm pretty sure when these two nice gentlemen meet Fury, they will forget that they are nice and gentleman, the way Fury thrash talk them, only two days to go before the big bang and I can't wait to see.

I love the way they are taking this fight without trashing each other and Andy Ruiz have the opportunity to trash Anthony Joshua because he dominated and defeat him but he is also taking a different route and when it comes to Tyson Fury he is a funny guy and the trash he is talking is not too political nor insulting the family members like Conor McGregor does, even Conor was funny in the beginning but then his stock got over and started insulting family members and race which is not that entertaining and he got shut down in the fight both times.

Well you seem to have a point on there, trash talking is good as it will market the fight more but always a limitation on trash talking and I don't like the way Conor is acting when he is trash talking and good for him he got beat up by Khabib.

Fury is a better trash talker and he is really good in boxing, he does not take it personal, he knows that boxing is business and it needs some hype to sell the fight, just like what Thurman did to his fight against pacman.

One way to sell the fight are those trash talk from the fighters, they need to make an statement and excite the fans to watch and bet with them.
Though not always it's been a good advertisement but it helps the interest so whether it's a bad way or it's just another word from the opponent
this will make an impact and create some noise before the fight started.

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Looking forward to the fight, ordered it on PPV. I can’t be doing with sketchy, buffering streams. I need the real deal for this one Cheesy

Come on AJ!

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Quote from: mich on December 06, 2019, 12:06:37 AM

Joshua: 'Punch From Gods' Doesn’t Mean Ruiz Landed Lucky Punch

Anthony Joshua has endured considerable backlash for stating that Andy Ruiz Jr. landed “a punch from the gods” in the third round of their heavyweight title fight.

https://www.boxingscene.com/joshua-punch-from-gods-doesnt-mean-ruiz-landed-lucky-punch--144843

I agree with what was writing in the article and Anthony himself also confirmed it during one of interview after the fight but the reason for his lost to Ruiz is still the same (he underestimated Ruiz and he's finishing the fight quick) which automatically demonstrated through his reaction when he first knock down Ruiz.

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Both are nice guys but wait till they meet Tyson Fury and they will learn to trash talk, Tyson always trash talk every opponent that he encounters I'm pretty sure when these two nice gentlemen meet Fury, they will forget that they are nice and gentleman, the way Fury thrash talk them, only two days to go before the big bang and I can't wait to see.

I love the way they are taking this fight without trashing each other and Andy Ruiz have the opportunity to trash Anthony Joshua because he dominated and defeat him but he is also taking a different route and when it comes to Tyson Fury he is a funny guy and the trash he is talking is not too political nor insulting the family members like Conor McGregor does, even Conor was funny in the beginning but then his stock got over and started insulting family members and race which is not that entertaining and he got shut down in the fight both times.

Well you seem to have a point on there, trash talking is good as it will market the fight more but always a limitation on trash talking and I don't like the way Conor is acting when he is trash talking and good for him he got beat up by Khabib.

Fury is a better trash talker and he is really good in boxing, he does not take it personal, he knows that boxing is business and it needs some hype to sell the fight, just like what Thurman did to his fight against pacman.

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Quote from: fortunecrypto on December 05, 2019, 10:21:54 PM

Both are nice guys but wait till they meet Tyson Fury and they will learn to trash talk, Tyson always trash talk every opponent that he encounters I'm pretty sure when these two nice gentlemen meet Fury, they will forget that they are nice and gentleman, the way Fury thrash talk them, only two days to go before the big bang and I can't wait to see.

I love the way they are taking this fight without trashing each other and Andy Ruiz have the opportunity to trash Anthony Joshua because he dominated and defeat him but he is also taking a different route and when it comes to Tyson Fury he is a funny guy and the trash he is talking is not too political nor insulting the family members like Conor McGregor does, even Conor was funny in the beginning but then his stock got over and started insulting family members and race which is not that entertaining and he got shut down in the fight both times.

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Joshua: 'Punch From Gods' Doesn’t Mean Ruiz Landed Lucky Punch

Anthony Joshua has endured considerable backlash for stating that Andy Ruiz Jr. landed “a punch from the gods” in the third round of their heavyweight title fight.

https://www.boxingscene.com/joshua-punch-from-gods-doesnt-mean-ruiz-landed-lucky-punch--144843

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Quote from: eaLiTy on December 05, 2019, 07:55:36 PM

Quote from: bisdak40 on December 05, 2019, 06:25:17 AM

It's amazing to see these two fighters not trash talking, all they have to say in the press are the game plan for the upcoming fight.

Ruiz said he is ready if Joshua will use the bicycle, but not heard on the interview if he is ready for the hug

. Surely, AJ needed to use that clinch as that is a very useful strategy that is being used by many champions like Bernard Hopkins

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It is good to see some change from the normal trash talking world of the sport as some of them are really cringe worthy when they challenge each other to fight them now and see the real deal Cheesy

. It is a sport and we need to respect the opponent and these trash talking is to entertain the crowd and we know both Andy Ruiz and Anthonu Joshua are high level fighters and this fight already have a lot of eyes and they do not need to trash talk to promote the fight and since it is a fight that Anthony Joshua cannot loose if he wants to continue his merry making ways and hence i am picking Anthony Joshua to win the fight.

Both are nice guys but wait till they meet Tyson Fury and they will learn to trash talk, Tyson always trash talk every opponent that he encounters I'm pretty sure when these two nice gentlemen meet Fury, they will forget that they are nice and gentleman, the way Fury thrash talk them, only two days to go before the big bang and I can't wait to see.

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Quote from: bisdak40 on December 05, 2019, 06:25:17 AM

It's amazing to see these two fighters not trash talking, all they have to say in the press are the game plan for the upcoming fight.

Ruiz said he is ready if Joshua will use the bicycle, but not heard on the interview if he is ready for the hug

. Surely, AJ needed to use that clinch as that is a very useful strategy that is being used by many champions like Bernard Hopkins

.

It is good to see some change from the normal trash talking world of the sport as some of them are really cringe worthy when they challenge each other to fight them now and see the real deal Cheesy

. It is a sport and we need to respect the opponent and these trash talking is to entertain the crowd and we know both Andy Ruiz and Anthonu Joshua are high level fighters and this fight already have a lot of eyes and they do not need to trash talk to promote the fight and since it is a fight that Anthony Joshua cannot loose if he wants to continue his merry making ways and hence i am picking Anthony Joshua to win the fight.

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If Anthony Joshua looses this fight his spot as the best heavyweight is gone and to come back from the defeat is impossible and hence the amount of pressure he will be having in this rematch is immense and i hope that wont crumble him even before the fight as his fighting career is on the line and Andy Ruiz is not an easy opponent too, the main issue is with the height difference and Ruiz is really fast with his punches and combinations and if he cannot counter that he is in deep trouble yet again.

I agree with you, and not only that... if he lose again he will be a joke for rest of his life and boxing carrier.
Anyway I will enjoy watching this fight as a neutral observer.

Can't wait to see Andy win again or imaging if it goes to decision and Andy wins, that would be over for Joshua, won't it? In any case, I think the fight would be very interesting to watch and one much anticipated by many.

His best chance is for not to allow this game goes to decision, he should again knock down AJ so it will be a convincing win for him and his hype will continue on his next championship fights. He has the power as he has already knock out AJ once, sure he can do it again if their's an opportunity.

Andy suddenly become a boxing superstar after the fight, sure he wants to be in that status for so long.

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Quote from: uray on December 05, 2019, 12:22:13 PM

If Anthony Joshua looses this fight his spot as the best heavyweight is gone and to come back from the defeat is impossible and hence the amount of pressure he will be having in this rematch is immense and i hope that wont crumble him even before the fight as his fighting career is on the line and Andy Ruiz is not an easy opponent too, the main issue is with the height difference and Ruiz is really fast with his punches and combinations and if he cannot counter that he is in deep trouble yet again.

I agree with you, and not only that... if he lose again he will be a joke for rest of his life and boxing carrier.
Anyway I will enjoy watching this fight as a neutral observer.

Can't wait to see Andy win again or imaging if it goes to decision and Andy wins, that would be over for Joshua, won't it? In any case, I think the fight would be very interesting to watch and one much anticipated by many.

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Quote from: uray on December 05, 2019, 12:22:13 PM

If Anthony Joshua looses this fight his spot as the best heavyweight is gone and to come back from the defeat is impossible and hence the amount of pressure he will be having in this rematch is immense and i hope that wont crumble him even before the fight as his fighting career is on the line and Andy Ruiz is not an easy opponent too, the main issue is with the height difference and Ruiz is really fast with his punches and combinations and if he cannot counter that he is in deep trouble yet again.

I agree with you, and not only that... if he lose again he will be a joke for rest of his life and boxing carrier.
Anyway I will enjoy watching this fight as a neutral observer.

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Anthony Joshua v Andy Ruiz II: Four talking points from fight week so far

Anthony Joshua has something to get off his chest. As he nears his rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, the former world heavyweight champion has repeatedly promised to "tell everyone" the story behind his shock defeat on 1 June - if he wins this time.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/boxing/50652459

Rofl. But here's the thing... He was KO'd and he wasn't even winning the bout (no excuse for losing cos of a 'lucky punch' Grin

). I'm pretty sure it's gonna be in his head coming into the ring. I mean I'm not really into boxing but I think Ruiz got this.

AJ seems to have shifted to some drama here. Fighters do not have to explain off their chest, and even create a dramatic anticipation around it, why they got defeated, even KOed in AJ's case; fighters clarify everything with their punches. He needs to work hard and put Ruiz down come rematch time. That or he better keep what he's supposed to say in his chest forever. Whatever explanations, valid or not, raised by a defeated fighter will only appear as a cheap excuse or alibi more often than not. Real fighters just say "no excuses, I got KOed; I'll do better next time."

The fight is over, he should move on and focus to this rematch as it could be an ending career fight for him, if he still wants to continue his journey, he needs to prove that he is the better fighter here. Talking so much about the past won't help him, the real battle is near, he should be more focus to this.

A defeat which is really hard to move on.Some say that he have lots of drama but we know that each person do have different perceptions into things.He cant just really believe that he lost and telling
one reason is acceptable but if he do only keeps repeating then it do already shows that he do keep forcing that hes much better than ruiz in any angle. People wont buy such claim until the rematch is settled.
His reputation and glory is on stake on this rematch.If he wont focus out then he would get that 2nd time KO and i can say that theres no more excuses we can hear from him.

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