WBA/IBF/WBO heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr and former champion Anthony Joshua will meet three times next week on a worldwide press tour to kick off their December 7 “Clash on the Dunes” rematch in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. On Wednesday they will appear at the fight site in Saudi Arabia – the first time the pair have met since their clash at Madison Square Garden on June 1. The next day they’ll do a press conference in New York City, then they’ll wrap up the whirlwind three-day press tour in London on Friday.
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Ruiz will win again within 6. Joshua’s muscle-ripped physique will be devouring oxygen in the Saudi heat. Ruiz, on the other hand, will be accustomed to such a climate and will weather any early storm and take out an exhausted AJ in the middle rounds. Why is it in Saudi Arabia, that world renowned boxing nation? Because Eddie Hearn wants to milk the cash cow for all he can before it heads to the slaughterhouse. So transparent and shallow……
IF Joshua lands one blockbuster punch and takes Ruiz out (very unlikely), he will UNDOUBTEDLY get ANNIHILATED against Wilder or HUMILIATED against Fury…..
Wouldn’t be too sure about that-sportsbooks have Joshua as a pretty solid favorite.
Hope he starts traing before this
I may well be wrong.. But i dont think Joshua loses a second fight.. That would be virtual career suicide or a crumbling career comparable to that of fellow heavyweight and countryman David Price.