Andy Ruiz Jr. (USA) vs Ken Frank (USA) | KNOCKOUT, BOXING Fight, HD, 60fps

The difference in age, first of all, which is rather stark and they're both big guys. They're Andy Ruiz, 253 pounds, he's actually the little guy in this fight, which is the first time. One top Indian friend. Hipuro Chikali, Baja California, Mexico. Andy Ruiz Jr. Gentlemen, you were given your instructions in the dressing area. I expect you to obey all my commands. Protect yourself a little high. Watch yourself. Come out boxing. Go back to your corner. Thank you. Final instructions from your room, Soto. We are scheduled for six rounds. There is Andy Ruiz, 11-0 in his 52. Well, he seems to come down a little bit with every fight, so he has been serious about his weight loss that are much smaller than he is. Right there, working on Ken Franks. Ken Franks is a... Ruiz took this fight on five days' notice and given credit to him. He'll go out on the river in Arizona. Wow, up top. Ruiz really showing some speed there, Rich. That's a very intriguing prospect, I would say, Alan. It's funny the guy's a little harder to work out than he is. There's that speed of hand. Look how quick. Nation upstairs. Ken Franks said he was going to try to box. Now he's working out and training in Las Vegas and getting a little bit more concentrated training with him. Well, he has the mantle right now. He's trying to do that as a Mexican hero. There's the upstairs slapping around right there. The hook's coming fast and furious. As he put it today, these are his words. Guys look over at him from the other corner and they see this chubby guy. They just feel... They're shocked by what comes at them. Closing out the first round of the heavyweight fight tonight. We'll be right back. Right as we were breaking for commercial, this came right as the bell or actually after the bell. Time! It was about a half a second after the bell. Let's put this water up. He's really got a lot of skill and he's fast at hand. He goes, I'm not going to walk into that. He goes, I'm not going to sit there and sit. It's quickly as they were early on when he first started. He just has to get that long again. But he's not that much further for him to go. He's never going to be a chisel heavy. He's just not the body type to even think about that. But he's running four miles in the morning. Going down the rope. Frank stuff his head in right there. He's paying the price. Up against the ropes. He's staggered. He took a lot of punishment there. He doesn't have a lot of an answer right here. He's just getting pounded out. He's just going to foul out. Very impressive youngster. Not fighting what you'd call strong competition yet. But let's face it. The heavyweight division, there's a dearth in the heavyweight ranks. Just that speed right there. That last floor, he was actually over it. Every fight, and he's really got... This is the speed of hand I told you about. This kid has got tremendously fast hands for a heavyweight at 252 or whatever. I mean, he can really fire a lot of punches. He fires with a lot of power. Now, this is the beginning of the end, basically, as Frank got caught in this corner up against the ropes. Ladies and gentlemen, an accumulation of blows obligates referee Richard Soto to call a halt to the action with an official time of 1 minute, 53 seconds of round number two. Your winner, by way of technical knockout, Andy Ruiz Jr.