Andy Ruiz vs Anthony Joshua II

[ene1980]

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.

[Kasabus]

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.

[posi]

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.

1 day to go

[DeathAngel]

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

Come on AJ!

[joshy23]

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.

[fortunecrypto]

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

[LFC_Bitcoin]

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.

[mu_enrico]

"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!

[smyslov]

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.

[Baofeng]

"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.

[robelneo]

"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.

[bestcoins1]

"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

[Kemarit]

"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.

[BChydro]

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.

Both these fighters are under immense pressure for Anthony Joshua he needs to win the fight to show that the first fight was just a fluke and for Andy Ruiz he has to show that he is not the Buster Douglas in this era to make an upset and then die off after getting all the notoriety of getting a major win and now the weigh ins is over and the body transformation of Andy Ruiz is evident  and i am watching the fight as a boxing fan and not waging any bet.

[bestcoins1]

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.

Yupp, whatever the factors that can affect today's fight but certainly this fight is worth watching, I might make a bet on the live betting fight today. judging from the current odds, the market tends to favor that AJ will win this fight lol

[bisdak40]

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.

Round 3 is too early for Joshua to knock-out Ruiz. He would not go toe to toe in the early rounds, he will use his length and that jab to keep Ruiz at bay and somehow soften him in the later rounds, that's that time to look for a knock-out. I'm betting here that the fight would go the distance and Joshua will reclaim his belt.

[Jating]

So here are the predictions:

Andy Ruiz-Anthony Joshua Rematch - 51 Predictions on Outcome

Ahead the what many consider to be the biggest heavyweight fight of the decade between Andy Ruiz, Jr. and Anthony Joshua, DAZN collected predictions from fighters, celebrities, and boxing experts. Below is a collection of these predictions which included surprising selections and intriguing insights from some of those who know boxing best.

51 predictions were collected including selections from 26 current fighters, highlighted by seven current world champions and 11 fighters in the heavyweight division. Most notably from the heavyweight ranks, Saturday’s challenger Anthony Joshua gives his prediction for the fight and current WBC world champion Deontay Wilder gives his take on tomorrow afternoon’s rematch.

The results exemplified the 50/50 nature of Saturday’s contest as the results were dead even. 22 people predicted that current unified world champion Andy Ruiz, Jr. will successfully defend his belts in Saudi Arabia, while 22 others pegged Anthony Joshua to emerge as two-time unified heavyweight world champion. Seven of those polled were too torn to make a decision at all.

https://www.boxingscene.com/andy-ruiz-anthony-joshua-rematch-51-predictions-on-outcome--144903

So the boxing community is tied, however, odd makers and bookies and boxing fans favoured Anthony Joshua to win the fight. So this match is going to be very interesting specially on how Ruiz weigh for this fight.

[eaLiTy]

The rumors were true about Anthony Joshua getting knocked down during the sparring session during the first fight and the fighter who knocked him down was Joey Dawejko and the promoters and Anthony Joshua's team did not want that to be public knowledge and carried on with the fight and he suffered his loss, if you are fighting as a champion and if you are not 100% you will get smoked and i am betting for AJ to win the rematch as he will be well prepared.
If Ruiz wins this rematch then he will be a much bigger superstar than he is now.

So the boxing community is tied, however, odd makers and bookies and boxing fans favoured Anthony Joshua to win the fight. So this match is going to be very interesting specially on how Ruiz weigh for this fight.

Looking at the way Ruiz defeated Joshua in the first fight with his multiple combinations and his hand speed is incredible who will land 8 to 10 punch combination in heavyweight division, in lower weight division we will see those type of combination but Ruiz is something different and so is the reason everyone is waiting to see this rematch as no one knows exactly how they fight again.

[bisdak40]

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I have observed that many users here favored Andy Ruiz to win the fight but the odds have not change, where the money go guys  ?

[DaveWave]

Eyes wide open when Ruiz weighted heavier than his previous fight. Don't be fooled. Ruiz became slim mid training camp and then bulked again because of added muscles, not fat. AJ will be rattled every time Ruiz touches him or in an attack position. Nuff talking. Time to put money where our mouth is.
 
And still!