Andy Ruiz to the Joshua team: I'm the champion, I call the shots now

Andy Ruiz will not allow himself to be treated as the B side in the ongoing negotiations for the rematch with Anthony Joshua.

Saturday night, at New York's Madison Square Garden, Ruiz is upset by stopping Joshua in the seventh round to grab WBA, WBO, IBF and IBO titles.

Ruiz dropped Joshua four times in the fight, before the referee canceled him.

On Tuesday, Joshua officially activated his immediate revenge clause.

Until now, Joshua and his handlers have talked a lot about where and when the contest would take place.

Right now, Joshua's promoter, Eddie Hearn, is looking to organize the fight in the UK, on ​​a date in November or December.

Ruiz is willing to go to the UK, but he would prefer to have it in America or Mexico.

"I'm ready to go there or if he wants to come here … we're still in negotiations, have it here in America, I agree, or in Mexico," Ruiz said.

"I have the biggest advantage right now.I know that's what (Hearn) says (about the rematch against the UK) .As long as I talk to Al Haymon and to My team, we will find where. "This is really not the case No matter where, as long as we return to the ring if we show the fans what they want to see. [in New York] or in Los Angeles. I have to look at the contract. I am the champion. I'm calling the shots now. We will see what happens. "

Haymon guides Ruiz's career and also guides WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder. If Ruiz wins the revenge, he could then collide with Wilder in a complete unification of the division.