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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 3029683, member: 289"] Andy Ruiz looked like Butterbean and fought like him. Anthony Joshua towered over him and was the body beautiful but he seemed very tentative. Then he landed an uppercut that floored Ruiz and went in for the kill. Ruiz countered and knocked down Joshua and then did it again in the third round. Both guys seemed exhausted in the fourth round and Joshua won that and the fifth with his jab. Then Ruiz got aggressive in the 6th and knocked Joshua backwards. Then he knocked him down twice in the seventh round. the referee stopped it when Joshua was up but unresponsive. Ruiz was hugely under-estimated but Joshua showed the vulnerability to a right hand that he showed in the Klitchko fight. He can be glad he wasn't in the ring with Wilder. Meanwhile another superfight goes by the boards because the managers haggled too much and waited too long. [/QUOTE]