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Ryan Hafey/Premier Boxing Champions Andy Ruiz Jr is back Saturday night on FOX pay-per-view, facing Chris Arreola in a match we all pretty well agree doesn’t belong on pay-per-view. But there are some fights here. Ruiz-Arreola, of course, plus three more bouts on PPV, as well as Erislandy Lara headlining the FOX undercard that starts at 7 pm ET. Let’s just get to the picks. Note: Lewis Watson is taking a leave of absence so, for now, the prediction squad is down to three. Erislandy Lara vs Thomas Lamanna Scott Christ (26-8-2) Lara stepping up to middleweight at 38 is fine. If it sets up L...

Ryan Hafey/Premier Boxing Champions This Saturday night, FOX and Premier Boxing Champions are back on pay-per-view for Andy Ruiz Jr’s comeback fight against Chris Arreola. The decision to put the show on PPV has been hugely unpopular, and while probably not as simple a call as some might think, the bottom line for fans is that the show is $50 to watch. Is it worth it? Is there enough reason for a fight fan to fork over the cash? The Main Event The matchup between Ruiz (33-2, 22 KO) and Arreola (38-6-1, 33 KO) has been sold largely on Ruiz losing 30 pounds since we last saw him in the ring, ...

During this conversation with our friends at Fight Hub TV, former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr discusses the changes he’s made in his life to get to this point, heading into his upcoming clash against Chris Arreola. While Ruiz was catching up with Marcos Villegas, he discusses his noticeable weight loss and how he’s feeling now training with Team Canelo. Check out some excerpts from the interview below. Ruiz on how he feels fighting at a much lower weight than we last saw him “It feels good. You know, I have the ability that I never thought that I had. I can bob and weave, I can du...

As Andy Ruiz prepares himself for his May 1st fight against Chris Arreola, Ruiz showcases his current physical condition and it’s readily apparent that he’s dropped a good bit of weight from the last time we saw him in the Anthony Joshua rematch a year-and-a-half ago. Since that loss Ruiz has teamed up with Eddy Reynoso, who notably trains Canelo Alvarez, and says he’s had better discipline instilled inside of him with this new team behind him. Ruiz has obviously lost a lot of pounds and he looks pretty sharp and responsive at this lighter weight. Check out some video footage of Ruiz i...