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Jan 13, 2024

Boxing: Andy Ruiz sets price to fight Deontay Wilder in Heavyweight bout: 'Stop ducking me!'

The Mexican Heavyweight is eager to fight the Bronze Bomber Mexican Heavyweight Andy Ruiz Jr. can already claim millionaire prices for his fights, he already became world champion after beating

The Mexican Heavyweight is eager to fight the Bronze Bomber

Mexican Heavyweight Andy Ruiz Jr. can already claim millionaire prices for his fights, he already became world champion after beating Anthony Joshua. Ruiz did lose the title on the rematch though, but nobody can take that label away from him. On his road to redemption after losing the belts so quickly, Ruiz has been trying to make a deal to fight another champion. For months now, Deontay Wilder and Andy Ruiz have been going back and forth on social media. They both keep saying the other one is ducking the fight and we really don't know who is telling the truth. However, Andy Ruiz has been the most vocal about the potential fight between these two. He even named his price to fight Wilder during a live stream.

Andy Ruiz appeared on a live stream for Fight Hub TV, he broke down the reason this fight against Deontay Wilder hasn't happened yet. This is what Ruiz said as he read comments from fans: "I'll fight him (Wilder) for $10 million, f**k it! They try to tell me they'll offer me this or that, but it's all bull s-t. They all know I'm a threat. They all know I'm a threat. Everybody knows I'm a threat. If he sees what I've be doing at the gym, he's not gonna wanna fight me and he will want to pay me less. F**king p**sy a** fool."

In recent days, the fight between Andy Ruiz and Deontay Wilder fell aprt one more time as Wilder's side says the Mexican Heavyweight is asking for too much money. This video is a direct response to that as Ruiz explains how he feels under valued. Should this fight happen or not, Andy is back at the gym and he keeps slimming down while getting sharper inside the ring. Ruiz is not lying when he says he's been going after it at the gym. Andy Ruiz hasn't been given a chance to fight for a title since he lost to Anthony Joshua and he's gone through some rough personal issues. That being said, the Mexican champ keeps claiming he is ready to rumble against anybody in the division.