His voice used to be fine up until a couple years ago when he was punched in the throat during training and a blood clot formed. I'm pretty sure it can be removed and his voice would go back to normal but maybe it's grown on him.
@M D Andy Ruiz isn't capable of making the type of changes needed to beat Joshua in any rematch. Joshua made changes and schooled him in a boxing master class. Joshua is better at the sport of boxing, all this warrior stuff is bullshit Ruiz might win unlicensed fight but we'll never know how joshua is fully unleashed so it's an idiotic discussion. So dry your eyes mate and get over it
Seriously, the man goes into a championship fight over weight and expect to win. How the hell did he expect to put them combination punches together when he's going to burn out and has less speed?
@@deebest4202 Some of his hooks looked kinda fast... but he was super out paced this time around. I really wanted Ruiz to defend this belt, and look like the champ... but wow was that disappointing... How do you go into a heavyweight super fight and make it seem like you don't care? Ruiz on all his interviews talked about he might lose some weight, and get some mobility, but he did the opposite, and to me lost this fight because it seems like he got his money, and he's done. Really disappointed in someone who came, beat Joshua, and looked like he didn't care the second time around.
Then that's no prediction, predictions are specifics not guess work, if that's the way it works then anyone can predict anything. Fury sounds like he is hating on AJ, has nothing good to say about him but all the right things to say about Andy
see my comment below ....lolol..he knows not as much infact as you think he does ..and what relevance he places on things is opinion but not factual , just an opinion and boxers are notorious for picking wrong winners lol
But he also said that Klitschko would beat him up, while Joshua ended up fighting very close to that style. So he wasn't all that wrong if you think about it..
I'm not a fury-fan, but he shared some excellent "insight", coming from a person that has boxing-in-his blood. He was truly talking "shop" and it was good stuff.
@@bensimmons6149 If it was a fluke then AJ would have boxed him the same wayh as last time. But no he respected his oppenent changed his game plan and negated ruiz in the 2nd fight. If he fought like he did in the first it wouldn't have gone well for him
@@bagchaser3859 he thought he had won and he was done fighting and ruiz had nothing to loose,there is nobody as dangerous as a man who got nothing to loose
He's gonna come back and give that boy an ass whooping, what fucking beat, couldnt even Finnish him off, Ruiz was asking him for more in the last round because he didn't feel any fucking thing, in fact Joshua was just running and holding, Ruiz hit him with one fucking jab and shook him up so bad that he nearly went down, and then he fell into the ropes later on in the fight which should have been counted as a knock down, he also got cut and was looking fucked by the end of round 8 and for the rest of the figtt all he did was grab and run behind his jab which was more of a bitch slap
Michel Ramirez I don’t agree with fury AJ was winning until he knocked Ruiz down, then Ruiz came bk and gave him a devastating punch to the head which he never recovered from
Michel Ramirez and I think AJ got hit with so many punches in that fight and wasn’t throwing anything bk So for a champion to loose that way Is pretty freakish Something wasn’t right AJ wins rematch
@A. B You are funny with that comment. Tyson is an easier fight for Aj compared to Ruiz, he doesn't pose a knock out threat and we know he can be floored.
@Jeeses99 I guess that's true. But AJ can balance that with KO power at any moment, so the anticipation is there. Fury doesn't. So unless hes playing the clown, actually, his fights are boring as fuck
His points were valid, but he got the situation flipped. AJ prepared athletically perfectly for the first fight, but with the late substitution, he didn’t alter his approach to the fighter and paid for it. In the rematch, Ruiz let his ego get too big, felt he didn’t need to train and listened to too many pundits saying he was AJ’s bogeyman. He was overweight in the first fight and fucking hideously overweight in the rematch. He doesn’t deserve a third fight, unless he drops at least 40lbs and wins another fight before AJ.
@Jeeses99 it's also far more dangerous it's why hes been dropped by some real bums theres no reason Fury should even be using those techniques given his size but he does cause they're flashy and he loves showing off.
When Mr Fury sits down and speaks calmly, with his thinking head on, he is a real joy to listen to. A great boxer, a great fighter and a great advocate for the sport. A legend already. 🥊
I agree he is much better to listen to when he talk like this, however I wish he would be more consistent and stop contradicting himself in the different interviews
I suspect it was scripted for Fury to disappear so that Joshua could be the 'nazi slayer' and take out Vlad. Hollywood bullshit. Then Fury comes back from some purported mental breakdown. Bullocks.
Richard Repper you’re right however they’re all actors with various accents and to American they sound pretty damn similar. ... and Fury is the Gypsy king 🤷♂️
@@kilnit_nz Man, stop typing your wishful thinking. Wilder got destroyed by Fury in their first fight and the second fight should be Fury defending his title.
before the fight: "I can easily beat Ruiz by dancing around and jabbing. Klitschko could also" after the fight: "Pathetic, all he did was dance around and jab" he just scared AJ can actually box unlike wilder 😂
@@arc0592 don’t assume things about me. Maybe “smoke” is an exaggeration, but from their last couple of fights we can infer that AJ would not trouble Fury as much as people liked to think
When you take the best punch a man has and then knock him out, yes you have a tremendous edge in a rematch because the dude knows he can not take your punches.
Probably 3 tomato cans to go with the rest of his garbage resume. He beat Klitscho on an off night, that’s literally it. Please go check out his record if you disbelieve me.
Dan; I don't need to check his record bro. (which I already know who he's fought) First, how about instead you take into consideration, that regardless of what your opinion is, he's still the Lineal champ. Deserves respect. Second, the only fight that actually matters, is against Wilder. Without even discussing the outcome, he's gotten up from a Wilder punch. Only one I can remember as of late. But yeah resume's; I'd say Wilder has the best outta the 4.(aforementioned, AJ, and Ruiz)
Welcome to the irritating world of annoying boxing casuals. Ever since that KSI Logan fight that's all we're gonna see everywhere now.. Seeing stupid clueless and arrogant comments like this one (Aimed at Dan talking nonsense about fury)
Hes a true triumph story. His recovery from substance abuse and mental health issues to return to form AND THEN to become an active advocate as well. Hes my hero and hes a role model for hard work and honesty.
@Notorious What do you mean not convincing lol, it's boxing and he fucking boxed the fuck out of Ruiz. Sorry it's not always a KO. But the sport is boxing not, KOing
youwinoneinternets saying again for the fools who think it’s just about ko and street brawling. There is a point system and rules n technique for a reason. Lol
Joshua loses one big fight, and now everyone says he is a bad fighter. Ruiz wins one big fight, people say he is the best. Joshua won against Klitschko, Povetkin and many more. He will come back and win. AJ made some mistakes, he is able to do better. Just stay on the outside and Ruiz won't do nothing. And come on, Ruiz's knockdown wasn't a lucky shot...
It's not he's a bad fighter but if he looses to Ruiz again it's just a bad style for him... aj might loose, get a shot at wilder and knock him out you never no but I do believe fury is right about him and klit they would both beat Ruiz... I don't rate Ruiz as the big world beater I could be wrong but I think Dylan whyte, ddd, even chisora would have good fights with him he's defo beatable imo.... hopfuly aj beats him though and then moves on to fury and wilder
That's y the world loves Tyson fury he says wat he wants and it's the truth wat he is a inspirational 2 all use Irish and British people and around the world 2 come how far hes come from wat hes been true if the heavyweight champion of the world can get depressed any man can get depressed hes one of a kind a true worrier face
He’s a dick; the man is putting down Andy Ruiz for what he looks like and Tyson fury believes him and Joshua would be a good fight. Yet thinks Andy Ruiz is an easy fight, I’d absolutely live for the day Andy Ruiz shuts Tyson fury up once and for all. People shouldn’t be getting body slammed or put down like he has been getting; Ruiz is the face of something new in boxing; he’s a fresh point of view
@@moonknight4053 I think you missed the point. He's saying despite what any fighter looks like or eats it's the fight in him that will prove decisive in the end.
It would go a bit like the Andy vs Joshua II... Just with Fury landing more and getting hit less... Andy is waaay to slow for Fury, total mismatch... Unless of course that is what you were wanting to watch, to each his own.... I think a Fury Joshua, or Wilder Joshua is 1000 times more interesting..
Fury v Ruiz wouldn't be a contest. He would box like Joshua did in the rematch, but with a far harder style to read. Now Wilder v Joshua I would like to see.
"There is nothing stronger than a broken man who has rebuilt himself." Respect to both fighters but AJ will grow into a better fighter imo after his fall. Ruiz will be flying on his dreams and has a fighters heart based on his performance last time. Will be interesting to watch.
@gobigorange well it would be but AJ wasnt broken Ali and frazier broke eachother , they were not the same after that And AJ still thinks it was a lucky punch , joshua was being knocked 4 times , four times is not a lucky punch
That sounds good and all, bringing in famous quotes and everything. And I agree with that quote on a psychological level but not on a physical level. Boxing is physical, and if your chin doesn't hold up anymore you can train all you want, and be as mentally prepared as you want, but like Tyson said,everybodys got a plan until they get hit
@@howmuchbeforechamp After the first one..he was stunned. It was only the one lucky one..apart from the very obvious fact that only Stevie Wonder couldn't see that AJ was stunned before the fight even started.
@@realdiamondshow stunned before the fight started ? You mean not motivated , not ready ...dare i say it , not hungry ? The so called lucky punch was in the what third , fourth round . The fight was stopped in the seventh , if he couldnt recover he was destined to fail in the heabyweight division . His image could never recover from spasming on the canvas like spilka v wilder Or been made a child by fury No punch is lucky , every punch has been thrown befpre tens of thousands of times during sparring , on the bag and even out on a run .
Sometimes a topic just gets started and people run with it, best convo I ever seen was how Leonard Elerby needed to stop picking his nose with his thumbs.
Negan lol Ruiz has been fighting anyone they put in front of him only has 1 loss in over 30 fights and I can argue that he got robbed...any heavyweight that can go over 40 fights with less then 3 losses is worth being talked about...you probably lost money on the Ruiz vs AJ fight and that’s why u don’t like him
Fuckhaters Yeh but how many bums did Ruiz have to fight to come close to facing AJ🤣who has Ruiz fought with any credibility apart from Joshua. Same question to Wilder, scraped 2 wins against Ortiz and scraped a draw against Fury
Fury was right in one way.. "Hard work and dedication to the job". AJ was 110% focused this time around, lost a lot of weight had a full camp, completely changed his gameplan and was disciplined enough to stick to it for 12 rounds. Ruiz on the other hand, was complacent with his weight and his training and lost because of it.
Same fight, same result. You can’t change your entire approach/techniques in that little of time. Ruiz showed him he wasn’t invincible and like Tyson said, that’s a psyche killer. Ruiz aims for the temple of the head the whole fight. In the first fight, he hit Joshua in the temple multiple times which killed AJ’s equilibrium. If he does the same again, same result. The temple is the most vulnerable part of the skull and very delicate. A brilliant plan actually
Blue Moon Estate Sales Johnston, Franklin, Nash And Granville Counties You’re crazy if you think Ruiz is gonna win again. He’s just not. I hope you bet money on Ruiz. I’m gonna enjoy seeing all the deluded Ruiz fans lose all their money haha.
@@DaFlash47 Mate, Otto Wallin is a good boxer. Imagine being so narrow minded that you have the audacity to judge Otto Wallin without seeing any of his fights
Tyson Fury is a man reborn. What a beautiful person, mental health awareness. A guy knocked at his house the other day saying he was feeling suicidal and our man Tyson took him on a run, talking to him and reassuring him... what a fucking legend.
He’s fake as fuck cause he said black are the superior race ... then one minute he acts like a geeza around Eddie Hearn and the next minute he’s a road man with all his boys . He’s a fat pussy acting a persona 24/7
