Round 1: You couldn't have asked for a better start if you're Anthony Joshua. Do we get the same here? (10-9 Joshua, 20-18 Joshua) Well, here comes the round where the complexion of the first fight changed.

But Joshua continues to show good discipline by keeping Ruiz at the end of his jab and then punctuating it all with the straight right hand. Round 2: An even round in which Joshua was cut over his left eye, like Ruiz. Ruiz needs to go after Joshua and not just follow him around the ring. Joshua is making it look easy by utilizing the jab and even dug a nice left hook to the body. Round 3: Ruiz needs to find a way to get on the inside. Ruiz landed two more right hands to steal the round. He connected on a hard overhand right and a left hand. He finally started using the jab which allowed him to get on the inside. Round 4: The best round of the fight so far for Ruiz. Ruiz's face is starting to become mincemeat. Joshua went to popping a hard jab that is getting through with ease. Round 5: Was hard to know how Joshua would come back after Ruiz gained some momentum. He needs to let his hands go, but he needs Joshua to be there to be hit. Round 6: Ruiz needs more than a hard left hook he threw halfway through the round. And he’s just winning.- Andreas Hale December 7, 2019 Whenever Joshua starts exchanging his team behind me yells “NO! Keep it simple.” This is truly a “just win, baby” fight for Joshua. A little bit of trash talk to Ruiz at the end of the round. That's the name of the game here for Joshua. And there was nothing he did in the stanza to change the look as Joshua continued to pump the jab at will. Round 11: You could see the frustration coming from Ruiz's face when he rose from his stool to begin the 11th round. Couldn't ask for a better performance from Joshua, and it looks like there will be a new unified heavyweight champion. Round 12: More of what we saw for the first 11 rounds. Ruiz by unanimous decision (119-109, 118-110, 118-110) to win the IBF, WBA (super) and WBO heavyweight titles. to become two-time heavyweight championĥ:12 p.m.: Joshua def. (All times Eastern) Anthony Joshua beats Andy Ruiz Jr. Joshua and Ruiz expressed interest in a trilogy bout taking place in the future, but it is unknown if that will take place considering the domination of Joshua on Saturday evening in the Middle East. Ruiz landed 60 out of 261 (23%) with 37 of those being power punches. The CompuBox stats had Joshua connecting on 107 out of 373 punches (29%) with 65 of those shots being jabs. Anytime Ruiz tried to get to the inside to try and uncork his power, Joshua used good footwork to slip out of the way and avoid any significant damage. Not wanting to get into the firefight that caused him to lose his titles in June, Joshua (23-1, 21 KOs) made it a point to stay disciplined, fighting on the outside and pumping the jab at will to keep Ruiz at bay. Amanda Nunes becomes double champ again with unanimous decision over Julianna Pena.isn't happening: 'He knows he’s going to get knocked out by me' Jake Paul explains why he feels Hasim Rahman Jr.Michael McKinson explains why the pressure is on Vergil Ortiz Jr.Michael McKinson prediction: 'He's going to get it late'

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