Offener Brief von John Ruiz an Vitali Klitschko
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KlitschKO schrieb:
Das kann ich dir sagen: Weil Ruiz danach nicht händeringend nach Ausreden gesucht hat ("Lucky Punch", "hitzköpfig"), um seine klare Niederlage verbal zu relativieren und gar nicht erst großartige ("Am liebsten würde ich sofort wieder gegen Sanders antreten") bis lächerliche ("Wenn Sanders Weltmeister ist, boxe ich sofort gegen ihn") Sprüche bzgl. eines möglichen Rematchs abgelassen hat, ohne in Wahrheit diesen Rückkampf auch nur im entfernstesten anzustreben, ja geschweige denn überhaupt zu wollen.
Bismarck schrieb:
Woher weiß man, dass Sanders bereit gewesen wäre, ein Rematch zu machen. So kann Sanders von sich sagen: Ich habe Wladimir Klitschko bezwungen. Ich fand die Aussage von Wladimir Klitschko sehr clever vor allen Dingen gegenüber Kohl. Warum sollte er einen Kampf gegen Sanders machen, wenn der bei Kohl unter Vertrag ist? Um Kohl am Ende doch noch Geld in die Kasse zu spülen.
Sanders sollte gegen Lance Whitaker boxen, ist jetzt aber nach Südafrika abgereist, da kann man auch sagen, er hat Angst vor Whitaker.
Wann wurde dieser Brief veröffentlicht bzw. geschrieben?
Wie ich gelesen habe ein Tag vor dem Williams Kampf!
Naja ! Ich glaub auch das da eher ein anderer hinter gesteckt hat alá Don King oder so!
Das passt zu ihm!
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Naja! Den Brief sollte man nicht ernst nehmen! Für mich ist die Sache abgehakt!
Wie ich gelesen habe ein Tag vor dem Williams Kampf!
Naja ! Ich glaub auch das da eher ein anderer hinter gesteckt hat alá Don King oder so!
Das passt zu ihm!
!Naja! Den Brief sollte man nicht ernst nehmen! Für mich ist die Sache abgehakt!
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Karl-Erwin schrieb:
:laugh2: :idiot:
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Ironimo schrieb:
Och klar doch, er hat schon gezittert vor Angst!
So eine Aussage, wie sie Sdunek gemacht hat ist doch das normalste der Welt, wenn man nicht gerade ein Großmaul ala Toney ist, der ja alle und jeden gleich in der nächten Sekunde umhauen würde, aber sich am Ende trotzdem abseilt. Da ist es schon angemessener, wenn man zurückhaltender reagiert und den Gegner stärker redet. Vor allem ist die Aussage sogar völlig zutreffend! Wenn Ruiz nicht unangenehm ist, wer dann? Gegen den kann man doch nur schlecht aussehen, wenn man ihn nicht direkt in den ersten Runden umnietet. Das heißt aber nich zwangsläufig, dass man Angst hat!
Diese Aussagen von Ruiz zeigen doch nur seine Hilflosigkeit. Er muss sich immer wieder selbst ins Gespräch bringen.
Ruiz, undisputed Champion, das ich nicht lache! Auch wenn es um das HW nicht top bestellt ist, so down ist es auch nun wieder nicht!
so, für mein tausendstes postings eine interesante match-up ankündigung:
Ruiz v Toney goes to purse bids
Please, James, get rid of Ruiz !
By Anthony Evans: After weeks of talks, promoters Don King and Dan Goossen have failed to reach a mutually acceptable arrangement for WBA heavyweight champion John Ruiz's mandatory defence against James 'Lights Out' Toney. Therefore the fight will go to purse bids and the promoter who lodges the biggest dollar offer with the WBA will stage the bout, most probably in mid to late May.
"We've requested the WBA order a purse bid," Goossen confirmed to SecondsOut. "I had quite few conversations with Don, ranging from (James) doing multiple fights where he fights all the champions Don has to doing just the Ruiz v Toney fight. But, in end, we weren't able to come to terms."
Goossen's decision to go the purse bid route is a little surprising. When a mandatory defence goes to purse bids, the champion receives 75% of the purse while the challenge gets the remaining 25%. Yet although he hasn't held a major title in over a decade, it is James Toney who is the draw here. The former IBF middleweight and super-middleweight champion's bad boy persona and mix of masterful boxing and street-thug aggressiveness makes for entertaining fights - in stark contrast to the diabolically dreary hug-a-thons Ruiz foists on us.
But Goossen is confident that not only will he win the purse bid and that Toney will annex the WBA title, but also that he has the best heavyweight on the planet and therefore doesn't necessarily need to do a deal with King.
The Goossen Tudor boss said: "James will showcase his talents. He's the best heavyweight out there, the most exciting heavyweight out there and the most marketable heavyweight out there. When you have all these things together you have a monster capable of taking on and beating Frankenstein."
That's a reference to WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko, perhaps the only active big man other than Toney and Mike Tyson (if Iron Mike indeed fights again) to have made any kind of impression beyond boxing's hardcore fanbase. Goossen supports his fighter's belief that Toney is the only heavyweight on the planet who has the beating of the 6ft 8inch Klitschko, whom they have dubbed 'the Russian Frankenstein'.
According to those in the know, an eight man tournament to crown an undisputed world heavyweight champion is only a couple of signatures away from becoming a reality.
However, with Goossen and King unable to reach an agreement for Ruiz v Toney and now word that IBF champ (and King fighter) Chris Byrd is understandably unenthusiastic about travelling to Germany to face former conqueror Wladimir Klitschko in April despite a $3million offer, the tournament seems a lot less solid than most fans would hope.
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Meanwhile, Ruiz has once again been making noises about facing a rival champion in a tournament.
The two-time WBA title-holder said: "I'm the only one calling for a heavyweight tournament because I want to be the undisputed champ. Don't embarrass me with fighters who haven't done anything. I want title belts.
"I'm leading the field and nobody can catch me. I'm tired of hearing all the negative stuff said and written about me. If I'm that bad why can't they beat me? It doesn't make any sense.
"The other champions have fights scheduled because it's easier getting fights for guys who haven't looked good in their last few fights."
Ahem.
And Ruiz, dubbed the 'Quiet Man', isn't too enthused about his next assignment, either.
"I look forward to fulfilling my mandatory obligation to the WBA, against James Toney or anybody else the WBA mandates, but it's not going to advance my career," Ruiz raged. "I want to become the undisputed champion and they (sic) don't have a belt. Truthfully, (the Toney fight) will be a fight for money, not anything that gets me closer to being the undisputed champ."
Goossen responded: "What I'd say to that is that this fight is only about money to John, because, all due respect to him - he's a tough fighter, he hasn't been able to get the respect or attention of the premier television or pay-per-view networks. The thing with James is that he backs up his talk. We respect John Ruiz but there will be no denying James Toney in this fight or in any other world heavyweight title fight James goes onto after this next fight."
zu finden unter:http://secondsout.emojo.com/USA/news.cfm?ccs=229&cs=15600
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Ruiz v Toney goes to purse bids
Please, James, get rid of Ruiz !
By Anthony Evans: After weeks of talks, promoters Don King and Dan Goossen have failed to reach a mutually acceptable arrangement for WBA heavyweight champion John Ruiz's mandatory defence against James 'Lights Out' Toney. Therefore the fight will go to purse bids and the promoter who lodges the biggest dollar offer with the WBA will stage the bout, most probably in mid to late May.
"We've requested the WBA order a purse bid," Goossen confirmed to SecondsOut. "I had quite few conversations with Don, ranging from (James) doing multiple fights where he fights all the champions Don has to doing just the Ruiz v Toney fight. But, in end, we weren't able to come to terms."
Goossen's decision to go the purse bid route is a little surprising. When a mandatory defence goes to purse bids, the champion receives 75% of the purse while the challenge gets the remaining 25%. Yet although he hasn't held a major title in over a decade, it is James Toney who is the draw here. The former IBF middleweight and super-middleweight champion's bad boy persona and mix of masterful boxing and street-thug aggressiveness makes for entertaining fights - in stark contrast to the diabolically dreary hug-a-thons Ruiz foists on us.
But Goossen is confident that not only will he win the purse bid and that Toney will annex the WBA title, but also that he has the best heavyweight on the planet and therefore doesn't necessarily need to do a deal with King.
The Goossen Tudor boss said: "James will showcase his talents. He's the best heavyweight out there, the most exciting heavyweight out there and the most marketable heavyweight out there. When you have all these things together you have a monster capable of taking on and beating Frankenstein."
That's a reference to WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko, perhaps the only active big man other than Toney and Mike Tyson (if Iron Mike indeed fights again) to have made any kind of impression beyond boxing's hardcore fanbase. Goossen supports his fighter's belief that Toney is the only heavyweight on the planet who has the beating of the 6ft 8inch Klitschko, whom they have dubbed 'the Russian Frankenstein'.
According to those in the know, an eight man tournament to crown an undisputed world heavyweight champion is only a couple of signatures away from becoming a reality.
However, with Goossen and King unable to reach an agreement for Ruiz v Toney and now word that IBF champ (and King fighter) Chris Byrd is understandably unenthusiastic about travelling to Germany to face former conqueror Wladimir Klitschko in April despite a $3million offer, the tournament seems a lot less solid than most fans would hope.
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Meanwhile, Ruiz has once again been making noises about facing a rival champion in a tournament.
The two-time WBA title-holder said: "I'm the only one calling for a heavyweight tournament because I want to be the undisputed champ. Don't embarrass me with fighters who haven't done anything. I want title belts.
"I'm leading the field and nobody can catch me. I'm tired of hearing all the negative stuff said and written about me. If I'm that bad why can't they beat me? It doesn't make any sense.
"The other champions have fights scheduled because it's easier getting fights for guys who haven't looked good in their last few fights."
Ahem.
And Ruiz, dubbed the 'Quiet Man', isn't too enthused about his next assignment, either.
"I look forward to fulfilling my mandatory obligation to the WBA, against James Toney or anybody else the WBA mandates, but it's not going to advance my career," Ruiz raged. "I want to become the undisputed champion and they (sic) don't have a belt. Truthfully, (the Toney fight) will be a fight for money, not anything that gets me closer to being the undisputed champ."
Goossen responded: "What I'd say to that is that this fight is only about money to John, because, all due respect to him - he's a tough fighter, he hasn't been able to get the respect or attention of the premier television or pay-per-view networks. The thing with James is that he backs up his talk. We respect John Ruiz but there will be no denying James Toney in this fight or in any other world heavyweight title fight James goes onto after this next fight."
zu finden unter:http://secondsout.emojo.com/USA/news.cfm?ccs=229&cs=15600
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ich glaube john ruiz ist die angela merkel des schwergewichts. irgendwie an die macht gespült, unterschätzt, und alle wollen ihn loswerden...
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In gewisser Weise treffender Vergleich der nur insofern hinkt, als daß wohl kaum ein gebildeter Mensch in Deutschland ein Problem damit hätte wenn Merkel statt Schröder den prestigeträchtigsten Polit-Titel inne hätte.
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Günther_ P schrieb:
:laugh2: :thumb: :thumb:
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:laugh2: Zum dritten Mal in Folge gelang es John Ruiz, an dem schlechtesten Kampf international beteiligt zu sein:
http://www.boxingpress.de/umfrageresults2004-fights2.htm
http://www.boxingpress.de/umfrageresults2004-fights2.htm
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John Ruiz: "I'm undisputed"!
The other sanctioning organizations may not agree, but WBA heavyweight champion John “The Quietman” Ruiz has made a bold proclamation. “I’m the real undisputed heavyweight champion of the world” Ruiz said. “None of the other champions will fight me. I’m the king of the heavyweight division; King Kong on top of the Empire State Building and all of the others are down on the street looking up at me."
Ruiz (41-5-1, 28 KOs) has also promised to silence mandatory contender James “Lights Out” Toney in their impending title fight. Ruiz-Toney goes to purse bid February 28 in Miami and it has been mandated to be held within 90 days. "Toney’s nothing more than a tune-up fight for me before I start unifying the titles. He’s nothing more than an overweight middleweight. What’s he ever done to be the WBA mandatory contender? Nothing as a heavyweight! I’m going to switch his nickname around and put Toney’s lights out ...
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"He’s nothing more than an overweight middleweight. What’s he ever done to be the WBA mandatory contender? Nothing as a heavyweight! I’m going to switch his nickname around and put Toney’s lights out ..."
Obwohl der gute John viel Müll labert, in diesem Punkt hat er auf jeden Fall recht!!
Obwohl der gute John viel Müll labert, in diesem Punkt hat er auf jeden Fall recht!!