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Dont think he will get Near Josh
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Ruiz lost only 1 fight as a pro to parker who is not a bad fighter, i think as amateur he is 105 -5 so that is pretty good record these mexicans are tough dudes , they fight to live as the old saying goes
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My betting account will reveal all...after the fight..hmmmm?
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Raining at the dunes.....
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Still raining
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not sure why the result should be any different this time
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Underdog drifting
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The new world
CHAMPION ![]() |
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Exhibition from Josh
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Superb performance from AJ. Total discipline.
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Well done Anthony Joshua
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“It was his night. I didn't prepare how I should have, I gained too much weight.
“I don't want to give too many excuses, he boxed me around. If we do the third, best believe I get in the best shape of my life. “[The weight] affected me. I thought I'd feel stronger, thought I'd feel better. I tried to train myself, but I don't want to give no excuses. Anthony Joshua did a hell of a job. “Who wants to see the third trilogy fight?” - Andy Ruiz Jr |
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Cant wait for the rematch
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5 Bellies at the Metro Arena Next up
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Well done Casemoney. You called it exactly right.
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In what context did Joshua say Bismillah at the end of the fight? Was their a story behind that?
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there
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I see, he's a muslim. I didn't know that.
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I don't think it made a lot of difference to Ruiz
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There's only really 2 serious challenges out there in Fury and Wilder I've absolutely gobsmacked people are shocked by AJ "outboxing" him, Ruiz is no boxer he's a lump of meat with a good shot on him if his opponent is daft enough to trade with him in the centre of the ring ![]() |
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It wont stop the media calling it "redemption" though
They have done that storyline to death ffs |
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People want to see Joshua, Wilder, Fury fight each other but usual trash talk but nothing will be arranged.
Same as Mayweather and Pacquiao (sp), everyone wanted it but they messed around for years. |
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But managers want to make money.
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Joshua really is a boring man
"simplicity is genius" he's obviously reading this sort of triple online Mate you beat a tubby mexican who had obviously been out on the lash for 6 months, even admitted as much before the fight ffs The game is knackered and clowns run the show quite obviously |
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I think he was boxing to orders Joshua myself
I think is corner were afraid if he starting slugging it out with Ruiz he might catch a big punch as he did in the first fight and never recovered from I like Ruiz, he gives hope for all us fatties, that we one day we may become World Heavyweight Boxing Champion ![]() |
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RUIZ hard as nails ,Took a couple of Heavy hits he Just keeps coming
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I think the problem with boxing Sontaran is that it is a business.
Which is why we often have more than one World Champion. It makes more money. At the moment I would rate Tyson Fury as the best Heavyweight Boxer in the World whether there is ever a unification, I do not know? I think Daniel Dubois is an upcoming British Heavyweight. He is the opposite of Ruiz he has a very impressive physique |
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I agree Case, Ruiz is tougher than his physique would indicate
Most Mexicans are tough fighters, as somebody put up earlier in the thread |
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Tough but can't box
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I would agree with that Sontaran
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I'm glad he won - he was complacent last time - he beat Mr Blobby. And, lots of dosh to show for it at this despicable venue host.
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Mr Blobby
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He did what he had to do. He learnt from the first match. Give him a bit of slack. Have a go when he gets "found out" as some on here are so desperate for.
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Vastly overhyped ,to even mention him in the same sentence as Ali is sacrilege.
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fought nobody . absolute w@nk
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For some on here, Joshua was never going to be the winner was he? This was the best outcome for him and yet people are p1ssed at him. One wonders why they even bothered watching and are still wasting their energies on him.
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He did what he needed to do and he should have done that first time around, not traded with a bull in the centre of the ring But the media have proper overhyped the win ffs, it was always going to be an easy win if he used his brain, Ruiz is a fat man with a good punch on him if his opponent opens up and stand there to be hit like an idiot |
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Was the fight anywhere on sky etc that I could have paid, reasonably, to watch?
I used to love watching important boxing matches but then along came the big money and all important fights were on at ridiculous times in the morning and at exorbitant prices. But I got caught out this weekend when i saw it was on at 9pm - too late to see it. |