Andy Ruiz Jr.

Done.

But Dave Allen claims Andy Ruiz Jr. fight is in the works for 2020.

Why? What are we doing? What are we doing? Someone make sense of that, please, if you can.

Tyson Fury rules out retirement, might sign a 10 fight deal.

Yeah, against a nothing opponent.

Um, moving out of the October 31st situations, David Allen and Andy Ruiz is apparently in the works for April in the UK.

This is excellent matchmaking.

Perfect.

this.

This is good matchmaking.

This is, given what happened to Andy Ruiz, makes perfect sense.

Yep.

Because it's quite a recent fight.

And one of the contenders is actually Anthony Joshua versus Andy Ruiz Jr. on June 1st, 2019 at MSG.

It was Anthony Joshua's American debut.

He had his WBA, WBO, IBF and the IBO heavyweight titles at stake against a guy who had come in with about five weeks' notice and looked like a guy who hadn't trained for the fight.

And the first time anybody had seen him hurt as badly as this and not be able to come back, like I said, against a guy who, when you look at his physical appearance, you're thinking, how has this guy who looks like he's out of shape done this to this absolute specimen of a man?

Yeah.

it just beggared belief, didn't it? I mean, no one gave Andy Ruiz Jr.

a chance in hell.

I know.

Andy Ruiz is the fucking heavyweight champion of the world.

I mean, you know.

It's big.

Thurman won't get the credit of Buster Douglas.

Thurman won't get the credit of Andy Ruiz.

There's no parade for him.

No president is giving him the key to the fucking city like they did Andy in Mexico, you know? Buster Douglas is part of boxing history forever because he stopped Tyson.

And I'm trying to think, are they bigger than AJ's wins? So what are AJ's biggest wins? Parker, Klitschko...

Andy Ruiz rematch, although Ruiz was an embarrassment that night.

Pulev is there as well.

Dillian White, if we're going sort of to British level.

Caviar, yeah.

You know, the funny thing is, even the Damien Niebuhr win looks better now because of what Niebuhr did to Andy Ruiz.

Yes, Andy was out for a long time, but it shows that that wasn't as easy work as maybe people assumed it would be.

Well, he did give him trouble for like, what was it, the first round? First couple of rounds, I think.

they just developed as physical people you

know a sub-character I really enjoy is someone who had a really brief huge glow up and went back down again like Andy Ruiz yeah Andy Joshua when he beat him everyone was like paying attention to this guy yeah yeah probably the same thing happened to Buster Douglas in the early 90s yeah

a recent example of this might be Jack Moylan who when he was at Bowes was pretty much between him and Dawson Devoy and Bowes saw more talent in Devoy and were focusing on getting him into the side Jack Moylan kind of bounced around for a while now Dawson Devoy didn't work out for him in the UK and now it's working out really well for Jack Moylan so sometimes sometimes it just takes a little while

alright anything else before we go? I had a small rant about the quality of football boots nowadays but Go on, what happened to your Preds?