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Andy Ruiz and Julie have five children together; Meet the American boxer family.

Andy Ruiz is a professional boxer from the United States. He was once the undisputed heavyweight champion after defeating Anthony Joshua in 2019 to earn the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO and IBO crowns. He made history by becoming the first boxer of Mexican descent to win the heavyweight division.

The boxer is married to Julie Ruiz, with whom he has five children.

Ruiz sees himself as both American and Mexican, and he thinks the United States of America is among the best countries in the world. However, as a Mexican, he finds it offensive how certain people describe Mexicans, even though Mexicans are known for their hard work and dedication.

ESPN ranked him the fifth best active heavyweight in the world, while The Ring magazine ranked him seventh and both the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board and BoxRec ranked him sixth.

Andy Ruiz has 5 children with wife Julie – more on his married life

Andy Ruiz has decided to spend the rest of his life with his loving partner Julie Ruiz by his side. They have five children together and are quite happy in their marriage in the state of California.
There isn’t nearly as much information out there about Julie, and she only came to prominence after marrying the well-known boxer.

After defeating Anthony Joshua in June 2019, the boxer shot to the fore following the win. However, when it comes to his family, he is one of the most humble and kind people in the world. This is in stark contrast to his reputation as a fierce competitor in the ring.

We could observe his devotion to his family by watching him invest his prize money instead of spending it on himself to buy a mansion for his family. After her husband’s victory, Julie was overjoyed and exclaimed, “I’m happy. Now he has earned much of my pride. He was the one who made history. He will win against everyone and he will win against everyone.

She praised God that everything had worked out for her and was pleased with her husband’s accomplishments.

The boxer is the proud parent of five beautiful children: his newborn baby Riche Ruiz, plus Bella Ruiz, Andy Ruiz III, Richie Ruiz and Beverly Ruiz. Riche Ruiz is the newest member of the family. You can find many pictures of his sons and children on his many social media accounts.

When he’s not boxing or exercising, he enjoys relaxing and spending time with his family.

Andy Ruiz’s parents – his father Andrés Ruiz and his mother are both of Mexican descent

On September 11, 1989, Andy Ruiz was born in the city of Imperial, California to parents who were originally from Mexico. Both parents uprooted their lives and moved to the United States in search of better opportunities.

After working in the construction industry for some time, his father started his own company turning houses. Before Ruiz turned his full attention to boxing and began his amateur career in Mexico, Ruiz spent some of his younger years helping out in the family construction business.

It is not known what his mother’s name is, but it seems that she is a housewife.

The current world featherweight champion, Jorge Páez, started the sport at the Mexicali boxing club, which was owned by his grandfather. Ruiz admitted he earned the nickname “The Destroyer” before beginning his career as a professional boxer because “I was always destroying things” when he was a kid.

Ruiz was a dedicated baseball player for a good part of his life before his father got him interested in boxing. He said he was seven years old when he got into his first fight, which was held in San Diego.

His parents and family have had a significant impact on his professional life, and throughout his career he is often seen expressing gratitude and appreciation for his accomplishments on behalf of his family.

Following Andy’s win in 2019, his mother stated, “I’m aware he’s overweight and they feel he lacks the clout, but he’s strong and I expected that action from him.” is aware that he is overweight and that they believe he lacks the clout.”

According to the boxer, he knew from a young age that he wanted to win the world championship, making him the first Mexican to achieve the feat. His mother and family were over the moon with all his achievements, especially him.

Ruiz, whose primary obligation was to his family, said to his mother, “Mom, I love you and our lives are about to change.” Because of God’s grace, we don’t need to try anymore. But honey, there is a plan behind everything that happens.”

Andy Ruiz Net Worth in 2022 – More About His Income and Salary

Andy Ruiz, who competes as a professional boxer, is said to have a net worth in excess of $10 million. He won more than $5 million for his win over Jousha in June 2019 and reportedly won $7.5 million in the rematch between the two.

Ruiz has won 34 of his 36 fights and defeated 22 of his opponents. At the Wild Card Gym, Ruiz and Andrei Arlovski, a former Ultimate Fighting Championship Heavyweight Champion, traded punches while Freddie Roach stood by his side. Early in his career, Ruiz’s competition consisted mostly of journeymen, but he managed to pick up victories against two notable amateurs: 2006 US amateur champion Jonte Willis and 2008 Golden Gloves champion Tor Hamer.

Throughout his tenure as an amateur boxer, Ruiz has maintained a record of 105-5, thanks in large part to the tutelage of Cuban trainer Fernando Ferrer. His 105 triumphs include a win at the Ringside World Championships and two gold medals at the Mexico Junior Olympiads.

In addition, Ruiz represented Mexico in two Olympic qualifying competitions for the 2008 Beijing Games. These competitions took place in China. In the first and second qualifications, respectively, he failed to go to the Olympics after losing to eventual Olympians Robert Alfonso of Cuba and Oscar Rivas of Colombia.

The Mexican-American boxer made his comeback in May last year, beating Chris Arreola, a former contender for the WBC crown, by unanimous decision.

He’s looking for a second chance to win the World Championship and his fight with Ortiz is a step in the direction he needs to go to achieve that goal.

Despite being a 32-year-old boxer with a record of 34-2 and 13 years of experience as a professional, Ruiz has maintained a relatively humble profile throughout his career. As a result, he hasn’t made nearly as much money as other boxers, most notably fellow boxer Saul “Canelo” Alvarez.

Andy Ruiz’ amateur boxing career

Ruiz made his debut in professional boxing in Tijuana, Mexico against Miguel Ramirez, defeating Ramirez in the first round. Three months later, Ruiz returned to the same venue to face Ross Brantley and defeated Brantley by technical knockout after knocking Brantley down three times in the first round. In March 2010, he had his first fight in the United States at the Gaylord Hotel in Grapevine, Texas. Luke Vaughn was defeated by Ruiz in the opening round. Ruiz had a notable amateur career, going 105-5 in boxing and winning two gold medals at the Mexico Youth Olympic Games and the ringside world title. He represented Mexico at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, but finished second and third.

Andy Ruiz’s professional boxing career

On July 27, 2013, Ruiz faced undefeated Joe Hanks, who was 30 and had a record of 21-0, 14 KOs, in a 10-round bout for the vacant WBO (Intercontinental) title. Joe Hanks was defeated by Ruiz in the fourth round, making him the WBO Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion. Four months later, he defeated Tor Harmer (21-2, 14KO) in the third round at the same arena, successfully defending his WBO Heavyweight title and winning the NABF title in the process.

The first time in Ruiz’s career that a fight went over 10 rounds was against Siarhel Liankhovich, a former WBO heavyweight champion who was then 38 and had a record of 21-6 16KO. Ruiz won by unanimous decision. Ruiz finally got into the ring after nine months and defeated Joell Godfrey by unanimous decision before knocking out Raphael Zumbano on points.

Andy Ruiz Biography facts, age, info

Full name:	Andrés Ponce Ruiz Jr
Nickname:	The destroyer
Born / Age:	September 11, 1989 (age 32 years)
Place of birth:	Imperial Valley, California, United States
Nationality:	American, Mexican
Height:	1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)
Weight:	119kg
Reach:	74 inches (188 cm)
Education:	Imperial High School
Parents:	Andres Ruiz (father)
Spouse:	Julia
Children:	Richie Ruiz (son); Andy Ruiz (son); Beverly Ruiz (daughter); Bella Ruiz (daughter)
net worth:	$5 million
Profession:	professional boxer Social Media Personality
Weight/Division:	heavyweight
boxing career:	2009 date
Star sign:	Virgo

Andy Ruiz Professional boxing record and statistics

34 fights	33 wins	1 loss
By knockout	22	0
By decision	11	1