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In reply to Post #607
I don’t think there is a decent heavyweight weight out there who wouldn’t want to fight AJ and that’s not before the defeat, he touchable, they can see it.
I’m positive in saying both Wilder and Fury know they can beat him, make of that what you like. If they really wanted them Hearn could arrange it. So why haven’t they? Because he would lose 
If he proved me wrong I would be chuffed to bits, I’m certainly not a Wilder fan but you have to respect the mans devastating power, I could just imagine Joshua in the ring against him, here it comes....
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In reply to Post #606
They made an offer to wilder. He turned it down. How is that ducking? Fury "I want to beat aj", then fights number 59 in the world. They aren't exactly doing their bit to make the fights are they? I don't understand how you are so certain when you can't possibly know for sure? Politics are politics, and they all seem like they could be to blame to me?
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In reply to Post #603
All I’m saying is boxing politics. And Hearn has protected him, which fair enough he has to get experience but he should have stepped up to the test a while ago for me and prove that he’s a “great”, the real deal. The way how things have turned out now I can’t see any more ducking and diving, thankfully, if he retains the belts who will he fight next, got to be one of the two for me unless they hang on until Wilder hangs the gloves up 
Cardboard boxes before you start Biv 
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In reply to Post #602
Bit late for that you **** 
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| | | Fozzy | | Posts: 17232 |  | | aka Elephant Man | |
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In reply to Post #602
I didnt know you boxed Scozza ?
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In reply to Post #602
Chris I've not said he's not beatable, or better than them what I'm saying is why do you say he's ducking others when you don't know either way?! He's got flaws, as have they all. Fact is the others have gone other directions of their own accord, if they were that confident of beating him why wouldn't they sign up? After all he is the big money fight, that you can't deny! Ruiz did a number yeah, but that number started off the back of a joshua mistake. Aj seems to have very little power of recovery, and that will always show against a pressure fighter like ruiz.
Still can't believe you gave Taylor the w either... 😂
Just seen the rematch clause has been triggered, hearn is saying Nov or Dec in cardiff
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In reply to Post #601
Without sounding like a complete knob, i have boxed myself and sparred hundreds of rounds, more, and watched hundreds of fights so I’m quite confident in saying AJ has a lot of flaws, I can see them, his defence is terrible which makes him easy to hit, he has been close to been sparked several times. His movement is very poor which leaves him static at times, which again only makes this problem even worse and he cannot take a punch.
Rob McCracken can only work with what he has got. Lots of muscle, use the range and put them on the jab, Ruiz just slipped him and put it on him
I’m not a hater, I post what I belive, if you read through this thread or others I have posted my thoughts all the way through, and without sounding like a **** I knew he was not the real deal, I did not get caught up in the hype, Hearn has just manipulated him and the public.
Now if your telling me he stands a chance against Fury or Wilder that I find hard to belive but like I’ve posted before, time will tell. Wilder sparks him and Fury makes him look a proper dope
I had him as the 3rd best in the world until Ruiz did a job on him 
You will see
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In reply to Post #600
Yeah ruiz had him down, but not until he'd been caught rushing in for the finish. He wasn't right either, something else was up for sure. Why else would his old man be ranting at Eddie hearn in the ring straight afterwards? Did you hear him between rounds? Asking why he felt that way (before he'd even been tagged). There's definitely more to it than we know. You keep saying he's ducking, but how do you know that? You don't! It could be the others ducking him, nobody knows except themselves. We can all speculate, but nobody knows either way. Fact is wilder was made an offer and turned it down and now has his next couple of fights lined up so obviously he's not overly interested in fighting aj. Equally, fury had the rematch with wilder there, chance to regain a belt (which I think he does), but no, he signs to fight the number 59 ranked hw in the world. Very ambitious...
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In reply to Post #599
Mmmmmm, not sure about the win, Ruiz had him down four times not once, got his number, some big changes required for AJ but we will see  
The good news is if he does win there can be no ducking and diving now, it’s Wilder or Fury and that I can’t wait to see
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In reply to Post #598
Yeah definitely, it's already in the existing contract so it's all but a done deal. Only way it doesn't happen is if aj doesn't take it and I can't see that happening. He knows he has to take it, and win in style to get some credibility back (which I expect him to do).
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In reply to Post #597
The rematch will happen, certain belts or not
Otherwise AJ is back on the ladder 
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In reply to Post #594
He will rematch aj definitely, clause in the contract, plus where else will he get anywhere near that kind of money? He may end up stripped of one of the titles before hand but I still expect him to accept that rather than take a mandatory. He loses the mandatory then his huge payday has gone without doubt. I bet the wheels are already in motion arranging it
He gets a couple of hundred k to fight anyone else, a few mill to rematch aj. My bet is Cardiff around November time
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In reply to Post #595
I hope Whyte gets a shot and the belt, that would be amazing 
And stir things up proper
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| | | Fozzy | | Posts: 17232 | | | aka Elephant Man | |
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In reply to Post #594
If its AJ ruiz he's talking about Gerry then its in the contract AJ has 30 days to respond. I know the WBO belt has a mandatory due september which trumps any rematch clause. Dyllian is number 1 for that mandatory so who knows. Bloody exciting though !
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