Crispels:
Now, see your life outside.

Lolz. Actually the man did a good job. He did exactly what he had to do (which was well outlined in the article) and his opponent did everything wrong. Only one possible outcome.

SouthPaw24:
It is difficult to tell who was more shocked — the ten thousand UK fans that came to witness the coronation of their champion on American soil, or the several million Nigerian fans expecting another knockout victory from their national son. On the 1st of June 2019, the boxing world saw its greatest upset since Mike Tyson lost to Buster Douglas 29 years ago. Anthony Joshua lost four world titles to Andy Ruiz Jr by a technical knockout in the seventh round. While the world was still trying to recover from the shock that followed, a few boxing experts enjoyed that satisfying “I told you so” feeling. But Joshua did what the public expected from a champion. He called for an immediate rematch and after a few hitches in the negotiations, the match was scheduled for December 7, 2019 at the custom built Diriyah Arena, Saudi Arabia.

In anticipation of one of the greatest boxing matches of the decade, let us explore five reasons why I believe that the former unified world champion, Anthony Joshua, will lose to Andy Ruiz on December 7, 2019.

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