There was a documentary made about mark kerr, a UFC fighter and his downfall. In the movie, they show Mark Coleman, who, while a big guy, fought a guy who looked like a T-Rex. tall and looked a lot like this guy but in better shape. Coleman ended up winning decisively.
This guy is pretty intimidating looking. he should pummel ruiz, I actually hope he does. Can't stand Ruiz and his whining.
Ruiz is a fag.
As for Coleman (who you accurately described as big) fighting a giant, and winning, I think that may not necessarily translate into boxing. In no-holds barred fighting there are more weapons available for use, unlike boxing where it is basically skills in pugilism. For instance i have had a far easier time with people larger than I am than with people smaller than i am, since in street fights (before i came to the US) anything goes. However a pure boxing fight does include certain size advantages.
Anyways, going back to the UFC, I'd love to see one of the Gracies (particularly Royce) go back there. I am 100% sure he would be destroyed by the current flock of fighters. The only reason Royce was a sensation back in the first few UFCs is because he was: 1) Skilled (got to give a man his dues ....Royce was good) and most importantly 2) No one had any real exposure/defense/offense when it came to working against the grappling arts (particularly Brazilian Jujitsu). And in a ring setting a striker without sufficient education in ground-work will get destroyed. However by the time i stopped watching the UFC the strikers (who had by now spent a lot of time learning ground moves and defenses) were regularly defeating the pure grapplers. Although i think by now everyone is no longer a pure anything .....even Maurice Smith (a muay thai kickboxer) is quite adept at Brazilian jujitsu.
Anyays .....let me get back to work. Have a blessed day. Spetz.