British boxer Anthony Joshua (white trunks) contended with
Mexican-American boxer Andy Ruiz Jr (golden trunks) during the heavyweight boxing
match between Andy Ruiz Jr and Anthony Joshua for the IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO
titles in Diriya, near the Saudi capital, Riyadh on Saturday 7th December, 2019.
Joshua reclaimed his world heavyweight crown from Andy Ruiz, outclassing the Mexican-American to score a unanimous points victory.
Anthony Joshua would not be drawn on his future plans after regaining his world heavyweight titles from Andy Ruiz on Saturday.
The British star won back his WBA, IBF and WBO belts with a
one-sided unanimous defeat of Ruiz in Diriyah outside Saudi Arabia’s capital,
Riyadh.
Joshua reclaimed his world heavyweight crown from Andy Ruiz, outclassing the Mexican-American to score a unanimous points victory.
Anthony Joshua would not be drawn on his future plans after regaining his world heavyweight titles from Andy Ruiz on Saturday.
The victory reinstates Joshua as a major player in boxing’s
most glamorous division and instantly renews speculation about a possible
unification super-fight with WBC champion Deontay Wilder.
But Joshua, 30, said while he remained open to a fight with
the unbeaten Wilder, he would not “chase” the fight.
Ruiz meanwhile is eager for a third meeting with Joshua.
Although Joshua indicated he would be happy to face the Mexican-American again,
that fight is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
In the short term, Joshua faces mandatory title defenses
against IBF challenger Kubrat Pulev and WBO contender Oleksandr Usyk.
Promoter Eddie Hearn also declined to elaborate
on Joshua’s future plans.
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