Deontay Wilder vs Andy Ruiz | TALE OF THE FIGHT (ALL ACCESS) 

Ruiz all day long , fast hand combos and will walk Beyoncé down and Beyoncé as we all know can’t fight on the back foot

@@leecorcoran6174 Yeah I think it's a bad style for Wilder

Ruiz against any of these would be good , shame he didn’t train properly for 2nd Joshua fight he may have won

Naw i think joyce sleeps ruiz. Wilder sleeps ruiz easy

I wouldn't even say A.J at all, I'd say Fury, Usyk, Wilder, Ruiz, Joyce are top 5 in that order, A.j the great British embarrassment scrapes in at 6.

Yep, and remember that massive follow up shot by Joshua after issuing Ruiz's first ever knockdown--it would have knocked out a horse--and Ruiz completely shook it off. But Wilder is insanely powerful and dangerous.

Wilder can't go the distance difference between fury and ruiz is that ruiz will continue the tempo and combinations of 80 punches per round till 12 rounds Ortiz won't have time to recuperate in that tempo

@@josezambrano4263 But Ruiz is willing to take shots, and that won't work with Wilder.

@@wehaveasituation facts Andy is elite don’t sleep on him people 💯

@@wehaveasituation YEAH, BUT AJ IS NO WILDER. WE'LL SEE IF RUIZ CAN TAKE THE SHOT

What's supernatural about Andy?

They both get ur respect for ducking real fights lmao 🤣 wow …the USA is an embarrassment and full of cowards especially the police force that hides from active shooters and boxers that hide from fighting each other lmao

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Despise that chad lol. He just lies to the public but I guess he has to promote his fighters

Eddie Hearn is an asshole but unfortunately Deontay “My excuses getting” Wilder is a horrible boxer. If not for the swing for the fences, off balance punch, that might land might not land is all he has, his boxing IQ sucks. I give him credit for trying to learn to actually box before the third bout with Fury but Fury has been fighting his whole life Deontay tried to learn in One year but when that one punch KO plan goes awry and he has to box he got his ass whipped 2.5x times. His first 19 fights were against foes below the top 100 fighters or who dropped below 100 after the loss. He was losing on the cards in both fights against Luis Ortiz hopefully in his time off he learned how to actually box but that’s just my opinion

True👍Also because the characteristics of the two boxers are practically opposite...Ruiz will look for the short distance, Wilder will try not to let him get close....I'm almost sure he will end up with a KO...Ruiz after beating Joshua will have to demonstrate in this Match that that was not just a coincidence, he has a very powerful punch and is an excellent boxer.... With Fury, Ruiz would have no hopes because of the great technique of the Gypsy King, with Wilder he has more chances but he has to be very careful...

Seriously dude what planet are you on 🤣 the most an the best are always going to be the unification bouts as n Tyson fury aka Gypsy King 👑 🆚 Alexander Uskz aka Ukrainian loch-Ness monster or Joe Joyce the juggernaut an undefeated real heavyweight all those other heavyweights their fight game is💩💩on a stick looser who's trying to convince the fight world they on the comeback

Exactly! If Rzuis get´s in close range bit will be a fight "Wilder for sure bdoesn´t want", by the way what is the date for the fight!

Well when you factor in the fact that Ruiz has zero footwork and poor defense, it makes it pretty obvious he can't beat Wilder.

@@truthoverlies6434 "Can't"? That's a pretty conclusive claim there bud, and often has no place in intelligent discussion considering 1 mistake can lose an entire fight. If Ruiz pressures and pushes Wilder back and pours it on then he still stands a chance. Look at the wild difference in Fury vs. Wilder 1 compared to Fury vs. Wilder 2... Did Fury have MORE or LESS footwork in #2 where he turned Wilder into a Bambi-legged deer in headlights barely able to drag himself off the matt? He barely moved his feet, he just plowed into Wilder and never stopped the pressure. He did something that Wilder isn't accustomed to - He Bullied him. Are you really telling us Ruiz is incapable of Bullying? I'm not claiming Wilder can't win. He very well might, and he's a dangerous opponent at all times due to his one punch KO ability. But to pretend Ruiz is incapable of winning is pure nonsense.

@@importantvideos4529 "If Ruiz pressures and pushes Wilder back and pours it on" That's not how Ruiz fights. Also you can't compare Ruiz to Fury. Fury can rush in because he hides himself behind the longest jab in boxing and then he weighs his body down on his opponent. Ruiz can't do that. Ruiz trying to get inside would look more like a slow version of Ortiz. He'll get knocked out. I guarantee it. Open this comment string and bookmark it. If the fight happens and I'm wrong, come back and say something. I guarantee Ruiz gets knocked out more easily but in a similar way to Ortiz.

@@truthoverlies6434 "Fury can rush in because" --- Uh, did you just skip Fury vs. Wilder 3? Fury was flat footed and slow and his usual head movement was gone - Not a whole lot of successful "hiding" went on - He got tagged easily, and often... Go read all the post fight analysis' stating how bad Fury looked, he was getting hit with everything - Telegraphed punches by Wilder landed far more than they should have. See? This is what annoys me about people who debate like you. You made claims (Citing foot-work difference) and were proven wrong, but instead of admitting that you were wrong, you moved the goal-posts to now make it look like the jab is the big difference. Newsflash pal - It's not! You'd have a point if Fury was some elusive, difficult to hit mastermind. But he wasn't. He was a huge walking target getting nailed left and right by Wilder. You have Wilder all wrong. The ket isn't to just avoid all night. If it were, why did Fury put ON weight, and train kronk style, become MORE flat footed, and easier to hit? Because he knew that the key to victory with Wilder is that if you can tank a blow or two coming in, you can push him back On the back foot Wilder isn't as dangerous. Still has power yes, but it's toggled down a notch and Wilders footwork sucks. Keep him on the defensive, and keep the pressure up. That's how Fury beat him. When he was lighter, more mobile, and tried to keep Wilder on the end of his jab (Fight 1) he nearly lost that fight. He got a draw, and yes he outboxed Wilder (Easy) - But he got floored twice, and expended much more energy dancing around giving Wilder the opportunity to head-hunt more. He even stated himself (Fury) that he had a revelation at the end of that fight that the key to winning was to bully. But he knew he needed to be willing to take a blow coming in, and he did. If Ruiz can do the same, up close, brawling I'd argue Ruiz is better than Fury. Fury is not a natural brawler. He's not a natural power puncher either. He really has to work at it. Ruiz has MUCH faster hands than Fury and can pour on the volume far better. So while Fury has advantages, so does Ruiz. Again, I'm not saying Ruiz will win. It's just I'm not insane enough to pretend I have a crystal ball like you...

Andy won't be able to escape that jab and he's going to take major damage.

@Rotweiler Scholar as long as he goes in there slim cardio is definitely not a problem especially with Snickers who struggled with Ortiz. Andy's only chance is to catch him with a flash K O

@Rotweiler Scholar he didn't struggle with Cardio that's for damn sure. He battled with a very skillful, big and powerful man. Who had 3 things Andy doesn't. Andy Ruiz is just a stepping stone dude. Andy knows he can't win. Period!

@Rotweiler Scholar you said all that just for Andy to get his ass whooped?

The Mex hit hard

So how come he's never ever ruptured anyone's liver? I don't pity anyone who fights him, he's an absolute nobody

@@Lee-ye3ev with 0 title defenses lol

@@2stroketyson79 Exactly, he's no better than Charles Martin lol

I have Ruiz winning , Wilder gets too sloppy man..

@@johnraymond7569 Ruiz is shorter than wilder, he’s throwing sloppy right hands down at a shorter guy that could lift him off his feet. One of the missles gonna get through early

@@johnraymond7569 Porky is not really a big hitter and whatever he throws, Wilder will absorb. The reverse is not true, even if Fatboy comes in a reasonable weight.

@@Steve-wm1olu talk to much get in the ring with him

Wilder the unidimensional guy without almost no defense throwing left and right like they come from the moon, no way he gonna pass Ruiz

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Yeah I agree wilder getting stretched like a limo 💯

Lol man’s went 12 with Ortiz😂

@@waynesmith8827 why is that funny? Wilder almost got knocked out in one fight by Ortiz straight wobbled in the first fight then in the next was loosing every round until he landed the big right hand so 🤷🏻‍♂️ if Ortiz is such a joke why did wilder have to fight him twice? 😎💯

True words. Booxing is only for true men.

Andy Ruiz has fought much bigger guys with bigger punches(than his own), and yet unlike his forthcoming opponent he's never been KO'd - so not sure what Factually justifies the claim that "his ability to take a punch has been affected". Behind his calm and composed demeanor is a tough as nails badass dude. Given his career history I think he stands a great chance in this fight. I'm a big fan of his and will be rooting for him as well. Go Andy!!

Andy can box Deontay can’t. It won’t be as easy as one would think.

@@A-saysitasitis : I'm rooting for Wilder . I stand with my brother . 🤨🤔✊🤡

@@shawnlo8085 I tend to Generally support underdogs so..yeah. But anyhoo, may the best man win!

Wilder got whooped 3 times, only blind people think it was twice and ruiz is all wrong for him. Once he gets inside it's game over for wilder

Arreola dropped him.... Old ass Arreola... Wilder gonna kill that fool

If wilder loses to a morbidly obese tin can he should retire itll be embarrassing..

Yea like Anthony Joshua, right?

Do you not see the size of Andy's Jaw. If Andy does down hew will be back like a jack in the box. Both men are dangerous so we will see.

The sound of the punch Wilder knocked out Brazeale with is the same sound the punch Hearns made when he knocked out Duran...Watch and listen to both KO'S...🥊

He fought Otto Wallin and lost a UD in 2021.

@@darylwilson3987 oh did he?.. my bad🙏🏾

@@A-saysitasitis it's all good fellow fight fan.

@@darylwilson3987 🍻

Really did you just start watching when he came in? And no im not clowning im just curious I watched mike as a kid

Id disagree before tyson fights nd still think hes amazing only reason i ageee is because alot of great fighters become easier to ko on e they get ko’d once. They become chiney. I think wilder wins tho but itll be very good fight

Bro I smell death , I mean hopefully not God willing No, but Andy will not be able to handle the type of punch Wilder delivers. If Andy gets hit oh man at the very least have the stretcher ready with the paramedics ready to take him.

Did you not see Ruiz against Ortiz? The guy has like a 5% chance of beating Wilder.

Wilder will kill him number 2 in the world period

When is the fight

I think Ruiz is the underdog. Both Wilder and Ruiz have fought Chris Arreola. Ruiz struggled a bit with Chris and Wilder breezed through Chris. Chris is a tough dude and Wilder was dancing when he was fighting him.

He struggled against areola

When is this fight going to be bro?

Tyson 😂

I have Foreman, Liston, Tyson and Shavers. Definitely Foreman hardest puncher ever. The other three debatable.

@@16nowhereman I forgot Liston. Thanks. I agree on Foreman. I feel that prime Tyson was the most dangerous due to speed and footwork. Foreman would take the beating until he found an opening. Mike Tyson trained by Rooney/D'Amato and motivated was a very dangerous person, more so than the others. That's just my opinion. I'm far from an expert, just a fan

Why? He just beat the number 5 heavyweight about a month ago.

Deontay has billed himself as someone who is “unbeatable.” Deontay claimed everything from magic to meddling to meds to explain his draw and subsequent loses to Fury. My point is that “if” Deontay loses again, all those excuses will be shelved and his lack of a well rounded skillset will be exposed.

@@natela6787 so losing means boxers should quit? Glad Muhammad Ali didn't take your advice.

@@maxstrike3022 not sure how you arrived at that conclusion, nor did I “issue” any advice.

They're both awful. Wilder only has a big right hand, Ruiz just has fast hands. Neither are anything special at all

@@Lee-ye3ev you've just listed their special attributes. Weirdo

@@Drdurag1 Yes which is literally all they have, not enough to beat world class boxers like Fury and Usyk, maybe bums like AJ yes

exactly...if he can stand for 8 rounds then wilder may loose with points....wilder will loose stamina after 8 rounds.....

@@vinodkumar-gz2ns Ruiz is no Fury my brother😂the only times when Wilder’s stamina was suspect were when he over-bulked up(which is a natural thing as more body mass requires more oxygen).In the first Fury fight he never looked lost. Same as in the first Ortiz fight which went to 11 rounds if I remember correctly.

@@ymcmbgod1433 yes maybe you are right....lets see what happens

Hows he gonna bring the belts when Ruiz don't hold one 🤣 Americans are funny man

😂 you better hope he learned how to fight through all the excuses he made about losing. Mark my word,s Andy Ruiz is going to get inside wilders punches and knock Deontay Wilder out for good

He'll have to wait until fury & usyk have retired.

@@AlexBelotti1604 😂

Do you not follow boxing? Ruiz ain’t got no belts

Ruiz is too overweight and slow Usyk would mop the floor with that bum...

@@nineteeneightynine432 I can imagine a different fight as Ruiz is not what he seems as was seen in the AJ fight, he moves about without using too much energy and has great combinations with explosive power. I think it would be a great fight ...

Good analysis

i feel if more then 7 to 8 rounds happen then ruiz may win with points but if wilder hit hard punches then ruiz may KO