Wilder Stills Wants To Fight Ruiz – ‘Get Your Brain Splattered, Holla At Me’
Deontay Wilder has once again reiterated his desire to fight Andy Ruiz Jr. as the pair continue to disagree over the terms of the split.
According to reports, Wilder’s team had offered the Mexican a 70-30 split. While that may have been the case, Ruiz’s team were keen on getting a 50-50 split.
That has resulted in both fighters firing shots at each other. Wilder branded Ruiz a ‘fat’ fighter, as well as comparing him to a ‘sex slave’. Meanwhile, Ruiz’s team, Ruiz Sr.’ called Wilder’s team a ‘liar.’
Thereafter, Ruiz responded to Wilder by stating that his grievances lie with his father trying to secure him a better deal.
And in the process of doing so, Ruiz vowed to humble Wilder. But since that moment, Wilder responded by stating that he is still open to the fight.
Wilder’s Comments
“You called my brother Malik desperately trying to get a fight on. You got in touch with me, saw me at the fights, and desperately tried to fight me. I said, ‘Hey, cool, let’s make it happen.
“We’ll get back to you.’ We got back with you guys with my team, with your team, and now it’s time to put it all together. Who acting scared?
“It isn’t me because what you all talk about is unreasonable; let’s face it, it is what it is. So when you’re serious, holla at me. Until then, do what you’re doing, bro. You got a lot of weight to lose, man.
“You can talk that talk, but only a few walk that walk. Do you know what I mean? So if you want to see what a knockout feels like to get your brain splattered, holla at me, bro. I ain’t far,” Wilder
Ultimately, the fight will be key for the heavyweight division moving forward. It would be a WBC title eliminator, as the victory would put the winner in line for a title shot with Tyson Fury for the WBC heavyweight belt.
But the failure to agree to the bout will only hold up the division. And that can only weaken the sport.
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