Andy Ruiz

Former unified heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz has shared his thoughts on which of the heavyweight leaders would be his biggest challenge - Oleksandr Usyk, Tyson Fury or Anthony Joshua.

"I'd like to fight all of them, but I think the toughest would be ... Probably Tyson Fury. I think so. It's hard to say because everybody has a plan until they get in the ring and do their thing. And if it doesn't work, what do you do? You need to change your plan for the fight. That's why I once said: "The hardest thing you can do in boxing is to go down or get hurt and then get back up and win, find a way to win." I think I've done that before," the Mexican said in an interview with YouTube channel Fight Hub TV.

As a reminder, Ruiz will fight against Jarrell Miller on August 3 in Los Angeles, USA.

Former unified heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz shared his expectations of the upcoming fight for all belts in the division between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury.

The Ukrainian and the Briton will fight on May 18 in the main event of an evening of boxing in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

"This fight can turn out either way. It's just like the Deontay Wilder - Zhang Zhilei fight here. I think if Usik is active, throws combinations, stays at close range and does what he has to do, he can win," Ruiz said in an interview with YouTube channel Fight Hub TV.

Former World Heavyweight Champion Andy Ruiz commented on Ryan Garcia's win against Devin Haney.

"I think it was an amazing fight. I was surprised, I was shocked because Garcia had everyone fooled by saying he wasn't training, drinking and smoking. I was very shocked.

I assumed Devin Haney would outbox him. In reality he was aggressive with his punches. I believe he shouldn't have done that. I think if Haney had boxed more, it would have been better for him. But I'm glad Garcia won and did what he had to do," Ruiz said in an interview with YouTube channel Fight Hub TV.

Recall that on April 20, Garcia defeated Haney by majority decision of the judges, sending him to knockdown three times.

Authoritative American trainer Teddy Atlas reacted to the appointment of a fight between former unified heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz and Jarrell Miller.

It was announced the day before that the Mexican and the American will fight on August 3 in Los Angeles, USA.

"The problem is that Ruiz has no incentive to improve his life because he's already been through this process during which he messed up. You can never get through to a boxer if he doesn't want to.

Miller lost early in his last fight against Dubois. I think Jarrell will have a chance if only Ruiz is a shadow of himself. I don't see how Miller can get back to a winning streak if he's been put together with such a high level fighter," Boxing Scene quoted Atlas as saying.

On August 4, Los Angeles will host an evening of boxing headlined by a fight between one of the best boxers of our time, Terence Crawford, and Uzbek boxer Israil Madrimov, who holds the WBA bantamweight title. At stake in this fight will be the title of interim world champion in the first middleweight WBO version, as well as the championship belt of Madrimov. To your attention fights of the main card of the upcoming tournament:

Terence Crawford - Israil Madrimov

Tim Tszyu - Virgil Ortiz.

Andy Ruiz vs. Jarrell Miller.

Isaac Cruz for Jose Valenzuela.

David Morrell - Radivoje Kalajdzic

Andy Cruz - Antonio Moran

Recall, not so long ago Crawford became an absolute world champion already in the second division. Now he will have a chance to become world champion in the fourth weight class.