VIDEO: Andy Ruiz Jr. looks Insane in His New Physique

‘The Destroyer’ Andy Ruiz Jr. seems ready to roar for his comeback fight. The Mexican-American has worked day and night to get into his best shape and make his return worth the time. Moreover, he looks to present his polished and more intimidating version once he steps inside the squared circle.

Lately, PBC On FOX shared a small video on their Instagram handle. Here, the former unified heavyweight kingpin showed his astonishing transformed physique.

Ruiz Jr. will step inside the ring on April 24 against Chris Arreola. This will mark his first fight in almost 16 months.

The ‘Destroyer’ went out of action ever since his rematch loss to Anthony Joshua. He lost all his hard-earned titles in this contest, and ever since then, he’s asking for a trilogy with the champion. But, Joshua has moved to fight for the undisputed title and Ruiz Jr. would have to wait even longer to compete with him.

Moreover, he won’t have directly earned his shot towards Joshua without an active run in the big men’s division.

To stay relevant and make his way to the summit again, the ‘Destroyer’ is ready to take any and everyone next in line. He went into a serious transformation and lost a significant amount of weight. He also trained under Eddy Reynoso to sharpen himself up and get ready for massive challenges in-line.

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Can Andy Ruiz Jr. showcase one of the best comebacks in the sport?

The 31-year-old immersed himself into grilling workout regimes and boxing training. He is well aware of his prowess, all he needs is some time to prove it.

Staying out of action for so long has unquestionably assisted him in improving his prowess.

He now has his eyes firmly set on the heavyweight strap. Furthermore, if he puts on constant wins and claims a title shot yet again it’ll be one exemplary comeback in the sport.

It’ll be intriguing to see which approach he adapts for the April 24 fight. His fans are extremely curious to see him back in action, and the latter would look to pull out a show worth remembering.

What do you make of Ruiz Jr.’s transformation? Can he reclaim his titles on his return?