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What a historical heavyweight night!
I am looking forward to all the fights – this card caps of one of the better boxing years in the past two decades.
Grab your popcorn, coke, and friends and hit the front row! The show is about to start!
More like,, hide your snacks
He didn’t even take his hat off. I feel like Ruiz plays mind games.. playing possum during the fight, saying he’s going to lose weight but is actually focusing on power. He probably has something in his hat that weighs 2 pounds.. just never know with this guy. Nah I’m only kidding. Bottom line is the fight is soon.. I’ll be watching. It’s actually a pretty solid heavyweight card. Looks like a mini tournament in a way.
Maybe one day Ruiz will get in world class athlete shape/condition
Maybe one day Ruiz will land a big fight with a 12/13 million US dollar payday and make some changes!!! Lololol.
Terrible
Totally agree. I think Ruiz does himself no credit by not putting the work to improve as an athlete. It’s the same issue Kownacki has. They’re both capable of getting by on their high level of skill, but skill alone won’t make you a dominant fighter. Eventually, your lack of attention to details gets you beaten. I thought Joshua in 6; now I like Joshua inside of 4.
With Ruiz tipping the scales at nearly 300 pounds, one thing he can do after he gets beat and or knocked out is to open up his own business. “Andy’s heavyweight tacos and burritos”…
Whyte looks like he’s following the Andy Ruiz diet. These guys make prime Tony Tubbs look svelte.
Heavyweight boxing is not in a good place right now. It’s a competitive landscape only because there aren’t any super-elite fighters. I still think Wilder, Joshua, and Fury are the class of the bunch… but there aren’t any era-defining champs in this lot.
Yep, competitive mediocrity with massive pay days. Imagine how much Ali, Tyson and Louis could have made with all the PPV and streaming options available now.