46 reactions · 15 shares | Andy Ruiz Jr. defeated Ken Frank via first-round TKO in a relatively early-career fight, with Frank's corner throwing in the towel after Ruiz overwhelmed him with fast, powerful combinations, showcasing the hand speed that would later define his career. The stoppage occurred after an accumulation of blows, with the referee stopping the contest, giving Ruiz the win by TKO. #fblifestyle | Oman Fights Updates | Facebook

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In his April 2019 PBC debut Andy Ruiz Jr. flashed the exceptional hand speed and power that has defined his career. Forty-two days later, Ruiz would become boxing's first Mexican WBO, IBF, IBO & WBA Heavyweight Champion of the World 🇲🇽. Ruiz returns to the ring against Luis "King Kong" Ortiz on Sunday, September 4 on PBC on FOX: https://pbcham.ps/RuizOrtiz-OrderPPV #RuizOrtiz | Premier Boxing Champions

Andy Ruiz Jr. was widely counted out against Anthony Joshua, dismissed for his shape and short notice. Pundits expected a routine defense. Instead, Ruiz flipped the script, surviving early danger, dropping Joshua multiple times, and proving skill, timing, and heart can shatter heavyweight expectations on the sport’s biggest stage ever. Tonight Jake Paul has the same opportunity. (via DAZN) #knockout #jakejoshua | Knockout - #1 Page for Fight Fans

#Ruiz #fights #Joshua #knockout #Boxing #fight #knockouts #usaboxing In a stunning heavyweight clash, American boxer Andy Ruiz Jr. (31–1, 21 KOs) shocked the world by taking on British superstar and Olympic gold medalist Anthony Joshua (22–0, 21 KOs) at Madison Square Garden, New York, USA 🇺🇸 on June 1, 2019. This unforgettable night featured a dramatic knockout and one of boxing’s biggest upsets. Watch the best moments in crystal-clear HD highlights! 📅 Date: June 1, 2019 📍 Location: Madison

43K views · 555 reactions | Andy Ruiz Jr has become the first Mexican heavyweight champion after he defeated Anthony Joshua via a technical knockout in Round 7 at the Madison Square Garden in New York. Joshua was knocked down four times in the match regarded as one of the biggest heavyweight upsets in history. | Diamond Celebrities | Facebook