USA: Andy Ruiz Jr. holds open training ahead of Anthony Joshua rematch

M/S World Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz working out with coach on ring
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W/S Ruiz working out with coach on ring and fans watching on background
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SOT, World Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz (in English): “You know, Anthony Joshua is big, I wanted to carry his weight, take the punches well but, I think being ten pounds lighter I am going be a better fighter, I am going be faster, let my hands go and be faster on my feet as well.”
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SOT, World Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz (in English): "Training in the gym, practicing what we gotta do, and not changed too much. I think what we did in the first fight it worked out. Maybe make a little adjustments. We’ve seen the fight maybe a 100 times and we’ve seen the mistakes that I’ve done and the mistakes that he’s done so those are the little things that we are practicing and trying to correct and trying to make it better."
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SOT, World Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz (in English): “On December 7th when I win the rematch everyone is gonna know, wow, this is not a flute, this is the real deal.”
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M/S Ruiz taking picture with fans and signing boxing glove
M/S Fans and journalists filming and taking pictures
M/S Ruiz taking picture with fans
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M/S Ruiz handing out signed posters
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W/S Fans and journalists filming and taking pictures of Ruiz
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SCRIPT
Hundreds of fans attended World Heavyweight Champion Andy ‘Destroyer’ Ruiz Jr.’s public workout, press conference and meet and greet in San Diego on Saturday ahead of his rematch against Anthony Joshua.
When asked about his recent weight loss, the first boxer of Mexican heritage to become a heavyweight champion said that "being ten pounds lighter I am going be a better fighter, I am going be faster, let my hands go and be faster on my feet as well.”
Regarding his preparation for the fight, Ruiz assured that "we’ve seen the fight maybe a 100 times and we’ve seen the mistakes that I’ve done and the mistakes that he’s done so those are the little things that we are practicing and trying to correct and trying to make it better.”
In June 2019, the Destroyer defeated the British to win the WBA (super), IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles. Their rematch is set to take place on December 7 in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia.