Eddie Hearn Feels Andy Ruiz Jr. Will Give ‘Fits’ to Deontay Wilder

Ever since his brutal loss to Tyson Fury in 2020, Deontay Wilder hasn’t fought once. It was his first career loss, and Wilder surrendered his hard-earned heavyweight title. However, the ‘Bronze Bomber’ is exhilarated about his return and wants some top-graded pugilists in the big men’s division.

But the Matchroom Head, Eddie Hearn, feels Wilder will have major roadblocks once he returns and won’t fare the same way he used to.

Talking to iFL TV, he said, “Deontay Wilder does not beat Anthony Joshua, and he does not beat Andy Ruiz either, that’s for sure. So he has to be very careful of those fights.”

Hearn had some words of wisdom for the Mexican-American, Andy Ruiz Jr. Speaking on him, he said, “I don’t think there’re many heavyweights that’ll beat Andy Ruiz… I think he’d give Wilder fits.”

Wilder and Ruiz Jr. are sailing in the same boat. Both of them lost their previous fights to the dynamic heavyweight champions, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, and are yet to return.

While one has reshaped himself, the other is still involved in a back and forth with his former trainer. The boxing world has picked up on this, and one of the more prominent names has made a telling comment. Hence, it will be interesting to see how a fight between the former world champions pans out.

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Is Deontay Wilder vs Andy Ruiz Jr. a fight to make?

The former champions are keen to trace their path to the heavyweight gold yet again. If a fight between them gets scheduled, needless to say, it’ll be one of the most thrilling matchups ever.

Moreover, the winner between the two might bag a title shot and ultimately get their hands on their rivals. While this may be fantasy booking, the pair are spending countless hours in the gym to prepare themselves for any opponent.

There are no official confirmations from their promotions, but fans eagerly wait for a news piece regarding the same.

This fight is extremely vital from the standpoint of their careers. Also, it can shape up the stacked heavyweight division, making more exciting matchups for the future.

On a scale of 1-10, how much does the Wilder vs Ruiz Jr. matchup excite you?