ANDY RUIZ JR confirmed off his lightning-quick hand velocity as he prepares for his return to the ring.
The Mexican-American has not fought since final May when he beat 40-year-old veteran Chris Arreola.
It was his debut battle beneath Canelo Alvarez’s coach Eddy Reynoso and first since defeat to Anthony Joshua.
Ruiz, 32, surprised Joshua, 32, in June 2019 however misplaced the rematch six months later in Saudi Arabia.
Now again to successful methods, Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions are lining up the previous champion with Cuban Luis Ortiz, 42, this yr.
Ruiz felt unlucky to not have fought Tyson Fury subsequent after Dillian Whyte acquired his shot on the WBC belt.
But he’s eyeing the winner of Wembley’s all-British grudge match on April 23.
Ruiz advised EsNEWS: “I undoubtedly need the winner of the battle. Lots of people want it might have been Fury and me.
“But you know, I think that Whyte deserves his shot, so we are going to see what happens. I think it’s going to be a hell of a fight.”
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Deontay Wilder, 36, is believed to have been PBC’s first alternative for Ruiz however it stays to be seen whether or not he’ll retire or not.
Wilder was crushed in spherical 11 of his trilogy bout with Fury in October, the place he scored two knockdowns however was floored 3 times himself.
The Bronze Bomber remains to be contemplating his future, refusing to rule out retirement or a comeback.
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