Hearn making the Immediate rematch is a terrible mistake

[The tucker]

He has to get those belts back ASAP!! Haymon who controls Ruiz will see to it they never see those belts again for years or they lose any leverage for negotiations for the wilder fight. If wilder beats Ruiz which will obviously be next if Joshua doesn’t use his immediate rematch clause that 60/40 advantage for Joshua vs wilder will quickly be 70/30 in wilders favor with Joshua fighting on showtime Ppv lol.

[Robbie Barrett]

Notice how it's only the posters that don't like Joshua that don't want the rematch?

[BLASTER1]

Robbie might be onto something here.
I don't like AJ and I think if he takes the re-match he will lose again.
Maybe it's cause the guys with no emotional connection to whether AJ, wins or loses knows that if he Re-matches Ruiz he's in for a long long night.

[juggernaut666]

Their first mistake was underestimating ruiz.

Now they're making the same mistake all over again by labeling the first fight a fluke. Andy Ruiz is not a fluke.

The first mistake says it was a fluke .....


Theory on your own post says IF AJ doesn't underestimate Ruiz he wins.


The logical outcome is Aj not Ruiz who was knocked down first and wont survive another one of chances getting off the canvas again.

[DaNeutral.]

Well if AJ takes the rematch and takes it at MSG i feel he is doing exactly the right thing. Doing it there and winning nearly puts him back where he was, better than taking Ruiz back to the UK and better than not taking the rematch at all. If it all just happens again and he is stopped in similar fashion then he suffers an even bigger set back than he already has just had but thats sport for you but it would not really put him in a much worse position than he would be in if he didnt take the rematch at all.

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The first mistake says it was a fluke .....


Theory on your own post says IF AJ doesn't underestimate Ruiz he wins.


The logical outcome is Aj not Ruiz who was knocked down first and wont survive another one of chances getting off the canvas again.

The only way joshua wins is if he somehow changes into a master boxer from being a shltty boxer in the next few months, even though he's been a shltty boxer his entire career.

Did Aj ever hurt ruiz? You're saying the guy who was never hurt has to survive against the guy he knocked down 4 times and stopped.

You AJ fans lol.. You're a real f4ggot bunch.

Everytime Joshua landed on Ruiz, Ruiz answered 10 times harder.. and you're saying ruiz has to survive against joshua lol.

[DaNeutral.]

The only way joshua wins is if he somehow changes into a master boxer from being a shltty boxer in the next few months, even though he's been a shltty boxer his entire career.

Did Aj ever hurt ruiz? You're saying the guy who was never hurt has to survive against the guy he knocked down 4 times and stopped.

You AJ fans lol.. You're a real f4ggot bunch.

Everytime Joshua landed on Ruiz, Ruiz answered 10 times harder.. and you're saying ruiz has to survive against joshua lol.

???????

[Biolink]

I disagree. Joshua did have success. He won rounds and got a knockdown. You should put some money down on Ruiz for the rematch cause he's a +270 underdog right now.

What success? Other than some sporadic right hands he landed. The occasional 1 big right hand obviously didn't have Ruiz ready to pack it in. He had his jab taken away pretty much from Round 1.

Rounds? When? Maybe 1 round, 2 if you wince very hard. His success came very early, during the feel it out phase of the fight. Either way this fight did not look the way of Kovalev-Alvarez 1. For every little success you can find for AJ to build off, Ruiz had that and then some. That's nothing like Kovalev-Alvarez 1, where Kovalev was legitimately outboxing the guy before getting stopped.

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If Ruiz is still the underdog, that's a good bet to make.

[uppercut510]

its all greed and hearn trying to get his position back, he nor these fanatics give 2 shts about aj, they just want something to brag about, the guy needs to fix those serious flaws b4 jumping back in there with ruiz, he was battered and embarrassed... it wasn't just one lucky punch, the guy lost every round

[RENE BOX YOUNG]

This can be seen from both angles, AJ is most likely going to lose again and Ruiz is plainly the better fighter. Or, AJ is really going to prepare like never before (which is highly probable and very foolish if he doesn't) and take the win in the rematch. It is either or and we cannot be definite, until then it is only speculation. I personally want AJ to get beat because I think he is a little too hyped up. I hope Ruiz doesn't get over confident and continues brushing up his craft even better so he can really demolish AJ. We will just have to wait and see.