Robles drove Ruiz to probably the greatest miracle throughout the entire existence of the heavyweight division when the Mexican heavyweight halted intensely supported Anthony Joshua in seven rounds to catch the bound together crown at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Be that as it may, the December rematch was a finished fiasco.
In the wake of winning the main session, Ruiz celebrated for two months. He began preparing camp past the point of no return - and entered the rematch flabby with an enlarged 283.5-beats on the scale.
He couldn't assemble his punches, he was much slower in the ring, and the entirety of that permitted Joshua to effectively recover his titles with an unbalanced twelve round choice.
Since that misfortune, Robles had scarcely any contact from Ruiz.
So the veteran mentor was not amazed when Ruiz's dad connected on Wednesday night to prompt him that his child was changing course.
"I've seen it coming, I'll be straightforward with you," Robles said to Steve Kim of ESPN. "I've seen it coming during camp. I saw it coming, Andy was simply doing whatever the damnation he needed to do.
The father, clearly with him being the supervisor, he simply had no power over his child. None of us had control of him, so far as that is concerned.
"So I just observed it coming, it wasn't getting down to business since he wasn't tuning in. He's not tuning in to me, he's not tuning in to his father, he's not tuning in to anyone.
He said it himself after the question and answer session [in Saudi Arabia]. He was sorry to me, to the father, since he fed up.
So I figured, 'alright, it won't be long until I get the call.' Fortunately for me, Andy assumed the fault on himself and didn't stay there like a dominant part of warriors and accuse the mentor."
As indicated by Robles, he was told by Ruiz's dad that Al Haymon settled on an ultimate conclusion for a coaching change. Ruiz is exhorted Haymon and battles under Haymon's Premier Boxing Champions pennant.
"They clearly disclosed to them that they didn't need something very similar to rehash itself, once more," Robles said. "What will be will be, I don't have a clue what to let you know.
It's not the first run through it's transpired. I'm certain it's not the first run through it's happened to different mentors. It happens over and over.
We generally wind up getting the worst part of the deal. In any case, what will be will be, you continue pushing ahead."
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