Grasshopper
State Vice-Captain
Apparently there's speculation that Ruiz was somehow 15lb heavier at the weigh-in than he was beforehand. A Ruiz ruse?
He came in about 20 lbs heavier than he was last time.Apparently there's speculation that Ruiz was somehow 15lb heavier at the weigh-in than he was beforehand. A Ruiz ruse?
Not as good as last time though is it.Can't stand the commentators blowing AJ this whole fight. horrendous. Completely ignoring Ruiz' body work.
Yeah, Joshua definitely winning. Ruiz struggling to catch him at times.Not as good as last time though is it.
there's gonna be some insaaaaane money in those fights.Having said that, I think Wilder will beat him when/if they eventually meet. I reckon Tyson Fury would cause him serious problems as well.
Joshua's spent most of his pro career avoiding Wilder, and I can't imagine he'll be in any hurry now. Unless Wilder's a mandatory challenger? I don't follow boxing that closely any more, so don't really know how these things work nowadays.there's gonna be some insaaaaane money in those fights.
If I were him I'd forget about the mandatories and just try to fight Wilder and/or Fury. Only big fights from here. If the sanctioning bodies strip you, so be it. I doubt they would though.
I don't think Joshua himself has wanted to avoid Wilder, it's been Hearn and the Matchroom engine wanting to milk the teat as long as possible before any perceived cash out fight. I think after the Ruiz defeat they now know that there's also risk in drawing out these mega fights. The wheels can come off at any time.Joshua's spent most of his pro career avoiding Wilder, and I can't imagine he'll be in any hurry now. Unless Wilder's a mandatory challenger? I don't follow boxing that closely any more, so don't really know how these things work nowadays.
Who else in the division can he fight? Pulev??? zzzzzz.Depends how much hunger he has left, may think a mega fight and out will do. You just never know once they made a packet.