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Same same, but not different...

Wilder is just so shite, but has an absolute rocket.

And that is that. One punch.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Same same, but not different...

Wilder is just so shite, but has an absolute rocket.

Great guy you are betty, but you are not knowledgeable about sports, particularly boxing. 10 defenses in a row, give the guy some credit.

^ 10 defences equalling Ali's record, but 10 defences against who?

Plus I'd say that was a fix

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Plus I'd say that was a fix

That punch was a fix?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

^ 10 defences equalling Ali's record, but 10 defences against who?

Plus I'd say that was a fix

Concur.
Bar Ortiz and Fury, i cannot remember one outstanding, top of his game, big name, big reputation boxer the guy has fought.
Mostly no name bums....

Originally Posted by aging one

That punch was a fix?

It was the only punch he took. Call be cynical.....but it's hardly rare in boxing

You cant fake this:


Wilder might be a 'one trick pony', but that "Trick" defines hims as one of boxing's greatest ever single-punch KO artists. Julian Jackson and a few other boxers have had it; concussive one-shot power.

^ Yep definitely a lights out punch!

In fact you can see the transfer of power right through Ortiz's body upon impact.

Originally Posted by kmart

Wilder might be a 'one trick pony'

Yep and he knows it. All he did the entire fight was use the left as a range finder constantly probing so he could land that one punch. Very one dimensional but still deadly.

Looks a lot worse in slow motion

They don't make 'em like that anymore....

Just come across, IMO, the greatest heavyweight fight i have ever seen.
Round 4 out of 5 was just unfuckingbelievable.
Boxing, nah.
Slugfest of who can punch the other out first? Oh yeah.
George Foreman vs Ron Lyle 1976.
Voted heavyweight fight of the year by Ring Magazine.

https://www.thefightcity.com/jan-24-...s-lyle-boxing/

Deontay Wilder will be back in the ring Feb. 22 against Tyson Fury, thirteen weeks after demolishing Luis Ortiz to retain his WBC heavyweight title.

https://www.boxingscene.com/wilder-begin-fury-camp-dec-31-workouts-being-reduced--144634

AJ v Ruiz Jr is on at 9pm in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night and has been hailed the duel in the dunes

So the ringwalk will be around 3.45am Sunday morning in Thailand

Originally Posted by Dillinger

So the ringwalk will be around 3.45am Sunday morning in Thailand

So you will be good and lathered up then.

Hell yeah

^ you going to a soapy, Dilly?


Just gonna put this out there:

Joshua is gonna win comfortably, a big knockout.

Ok, he lost the first fight when he had the other fighter on the ropes then got caught on the temple and never recovered; happened to many a good fighter when thwacked on the temple... End of. It'll be over within 4 rounds (maybe 5)(or 6)(or more)(or it could be a draw)(or the other fella gonna win).

Joshua vs Ruiz 2 Betting Preview
Skybet has Joshua at 4/9 to reclaim bragging rights while his soon-to-be opponent is at 2/1. Skybet are also offering 28/1 odds on a Draw. Bet365 has Joshua to win by KO, TKO or Disqualification at 4/5 and Ruiz 11/4 with the same results

Motivated Ruiz Not Surprised Joshua Is Favored In Rematch

By Keith Idec Published On Sat Nov 30, 2019, 08:34 AM EST

Andy Ruiz Jr. provided an emphatic reminder six months ago that odds-makers sometimes get it entirely wrong.
Most Las Vegas and Internet handicappers installed Anthony Joshua as at least a 20-1 favorite to defeat Ruiz in the days leading up to their June 1 fight at Madison Square Garden in New York. An underestimated Ruiz wasn’t quite a Buster Douglas-like underdog, but his seventh-round stoppage of Joshua amounted to the biggest heavyweight championship upset since Hasim Rahman knocked out Lennox Lewis in the fifth round 18 years earlier in Brakpan, South Africa.
Nevertheless, even after Ruiz floored Joshua four times and definitively defeated the previously unbeaten British superstar, Joshua is favored to win their immediate rematch. The 30-year-old Joshua (22-1, 21 KOs) is consistently listed as more than a 2-1 favorite to avenge his loss to Ruiz (33-1, 22 KOs) on December 7 at Diriyah Arena in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.

https://www.boxingscene.com/motivate...ematch--144688

That last fight was probably a fiddle too, to keep Joshua away from Wilder and Fury a while longer and grab another big payday.

I reckon Joshua will win this time and stop the fat Mexican in round 9

I agree with the earlier comments on Heavy Weight boxing, its not been worth watching in over a decade imho, same with Formula One. The lighter weights are much better watch.

Ruiz is only a lightweight, just a very fast one...

Originally Posted by Dillinger

That last fight was probably a fiddle too, to keep Joshua away from Wilder and Fury a while longer and grab another big payday.

I reckon Joshua will win this time and stop the fat Mexican in round 9

You going to change the avatar Sunday, then?

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Ruiz is only a lightweight, just a very fast one...

Why do you post in this thread? You clearly know little about boxing.

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