Andy Ruiz Jr. vs. Luis Ortiz | FOX PPV - September 4, 2022

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Who wins?

Poll ended at 04 Sep 2022, 07:43

Ruiz - Decision
44
36%
Ruiz - T/KO
34
28%
DRAW
6
5%
Ortiz - T/KO
26
21%
Ortiz - Decision
11
9%
 
Total votes: 121

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Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:52 Dull decision, 50/50. Neither is stopping the other. Two very overrated punchers.
They’re both pretty chinny too. I don’t think Ruiz is overrated puncher. He doesn’t have the one punch power of someone like Wilder, but he has fast hands for a heavy that are very dangerous when put together.
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bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:53
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:52 Dull decision, 50/50. Neither is stopping the other. Two very overrated punchers.
They’re both pretty chinny too.
I wouldn't call either chinny. They're both crappy, but durable.
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Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:55
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:53
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:52 Dull decision, 50/50. Neither is stopping the other. Two very overrated punchers.
They’re both pretty chinny too.
I wouldn't call either chinny. They're both crappy, but durable.
Ruiz was dropped by Arreola and also dropped by AJ in their first fight. Ortiz KOed twice by Wilder. Granted all are good punchers so you’ve got a point. I wouldn’t call them crappy. They’re both good heavys. But I’d never pay a red cent to see this on PPV.
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bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:00
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:55
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:53

They’re both pretty chinny too.
I wouldn't call either chinny. They're both crappy, but durable.
Ruiz was dropped by Arreola and also dropped by AJ in their first fight. Ortiz KOed twice by Wilder. Granted all are good punchers so you’ve got a point. I wouldn’t call them crappy. They’re both good heavys. But I’d never pay a red cent to see this on PPV.
I wouldn't watch it in my backyard. Unlikely I'll ever watch either fight again.
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Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:02
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:00
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 15:55

I wouldn't call either chinny. They're both crappy, but durable.
Ruiz was dropped by Arreola and also dropped by AJ in their first fight. Ortiz KOed twice by Wilder. Granted all are good punchers so you’ve got a point. I wouldn’t call them crappy. They’re both good heavys. But I’d never pay a red cent to see this on PPV.
I wouldn't watch it in my backyard. Unlikely I'll ever watch either fight again.
Don’t lie. You’d totally watch it in your backyard.
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bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:03
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:02
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:00

Ruiz was dropped by Arreola and also dropped by AJ in their first fight. Ortiz KOed twice by Wilder. Granted all are good punchers so you’ve got a point. I wouldn’t call them crappy. They’re both good heavys. But I’d never pay a red cent to see this on PPV.
I wouldn't watch it in my backyard. Unlikely I'll ever watch either fight again.
Don’t lie. You’d totally watch it in your backyard.
Lol, I'd watch the cops haul them off.
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Good one :lol:
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Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:04
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:03
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:02

I wouldn't watch it in my backyard. Unlikely I'll ever watch either fight again.
Don’t lie. You’d totally watch it in your backyard.
Lol, I'd watch the cops haul them off.
Who’d win this fight bare knuckle bbq style? My moneys on Ortiz in that scenario. Andy would probably have a full slab in his belly before they started throwing hands.
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bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:08
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:04
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:03

Don’t lie. You’d totally watch it in your backyard.
Lol, I'd watch the cops haul them off.
Who’d win this fight bare knuckle bbq style? My moneys on Ortiz in that scenario. Andy would probably have a full slab in his belly before they started throwing hands.
If Ortiz went after Andy's plate, he might be in trouble.
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Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:13
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:08
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:04

Lol, I'd watch the cops haul them off.
Who’d win this fight bare knuckle bbq style? My moneys on Ortiz in that scenario. Andy would probably have a full slab in his belly before they started throwing hands.
If Ortiz went after Andy's plate, he might be in trouble.
:clap: 🤣
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Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:13
bobcatbox wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:08
Onetimeonly wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 16:04

Lol, I'd watch the cops haul them off.
Who’d win this fight bare knuckle bbq style? My moneys on Ortiz in that scenario. Andy would probably have a full slab in his belly before they started throwing hands.
If Ortiz went after Andy's plate, he might be in trouble.
:bow:
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margaret thatcher wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 14:12 sounds like someone needs to grow some balls and admit it's him :yay:
Strong talk coming from someone hiding behind an old woman's name. What was your handle before you were last banned?

I'm not here to irritate, insult, and annoy people like you do. I just enjoy talking boxing, and learning from knowledgeable posters.
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Bandog wrote: 11 Jul 2021, 06:10
margaret thatcher wrote: 10 Jul 2021, 14:12 sounds like someone needs to grow some balls and admit it's him :yay:
Strong talk coming from someone hiding behind an old woman's name. What was your handle before you were last banned?

I'm not here to irritate, insult, and annoy people like you do. I just enjoy talking boxing, and learning from knowledgeable posters.
you saying old women can't have balls bruh :oo

jamamb of course :yay:
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Andy Ruiz Jr vs. Luis Ortiz in the works

Promoter Eddie Hearn says Andy Ruiz Jr. is going toward facing Luis ‘King Kong’ Ortiz next rather than the fight he’d hoped the former IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Andy would take against Derek Chisora.

This won’t be an easy fight for Ruiz, whose punch resistance seems to have abandoned him after his dramatic weight loss.

Going from 3oo lbs to 256 lbs for Ruiz’s last fight against Arreola did something to his ability to take a good shot, as he was getting lit up left & right by the old heavyweight last May.

Luis Ortiz, 42, has won his last two fights since his loss to former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay ‘Bronze Bomber’ Wilder in 2019.

More importantly, Ortiz is ranked #4 with the World Boxing Council. Beating Ortiz would put Ruiz in an excellent place to fight WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.

Ruiz should have already fought Ortiz last year when he returned from having been out of the ring for over a year after losing his three heavyweight titles in a rematch with Anthony Joshua in December 2019.

Instead of taking the fight against Ortiz, Ruiz chose to take a safe match-up against 40-year-old Chris Arreola.

Hearn spoke with Al Haymon associate Luis DeCubas, and he believes Ruiz 34-2, 22 KOs) will be fighting the former two-time world title challenger ‘King Kong’ Ortiz (33-2, 28 KOs) next rather than the 38-year-old ‘War’ Chisora, according to Michael Benson.

Sean Jones approves of the Luis Ortiz vs. Andy Ruiz Jr fight. The inactive 32-year-old Ruiz would have gained nothing had he agreed to fight the shot to pieces British journeyman Chisora (32-12, 23 KOs), considering he’s lost his last three fights.

Had Ruiz taken the fight with Chisora, the only thing he would have gotten out of the match would have been a payday, and it wouldn’t have increased his chances of getting a rematch with Anthony Joshua. That’s the fight that Ruiz seems to want most of all.

With Ruiz likely to fight Ortiz next, Chisora is still without an opponent. Hearn will have to decide what to do with the aging journeyman fighter.

There was a time when you could call Chisora a ‘gatekeeper’ level heavyweight contender, but not anymore. Chisora is no longer a gatekeeper who has sunk to the journeyman level with his 12 defeats.

Hearn is still keeping Chisora around rather than cutting him loose due to his name recognition among British boxing fans.

If Chisora were from the U.S, he wouldn’t continue to be given opportunities because U.S fans want to see competitive fights in which they don’t know who will win.

Assuming Hearn’s not going to dump Chisora, he should match him against one of these heavyweights:

• Alen Babic
• David Allen
• Michael Hunter
• Murat Gassiev
• Efe Ajagba
• Demsey McKean
• Hughie Fury
• Evgeny Romanov

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i prefer that to ruiz-chis
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Regardless of Michael Benson's claims, within the last hour or so, Eddie Hearn told iFL TV that he's been contacted by Team Ortiz to pit the Cuban against Anthony Joshua in June.
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I'd look forward to Ortiz fighting either guy. Now his hand is healed he's also open to Hrgovic.

Waiting game on Usyk. He may stay home and fight the bigger fight for his people, like Loma is.
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Looks like they're testing the waters...
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Ortiz vs AJ sounds best to me.
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joshj909 wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 14:55
Looks like they're testing the waters...
What are the comments like Josh?
I don't have Insta so I can't read them.
I suspect the majority say " Your not ppv tubby!" :lol:
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KiwiRider wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 16:45
joshj909 wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 14:55
Looks like they're testing the waters...
What are the comments like Josh?
I don't have Insta so I can't read them.
I suspect the majority say " Your not ppv tubby!" :lol:
I don't have it either but I just checked the comments through another site and most of them are supportive. However, there's a few saying he's overweight and been a disappointing. Others calling for a Wilder fight instead. Some saying yes but no PPV because Ortiz is old.
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joshj909 wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 17:07
KiwiRider wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 16:45
joshj909 wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 14:55

Looks like they're testing the waters...
What are the comments like Josh?
I don't have Insta so I can't read them.
I suspect the majority say " Your not ppv tubby!" :lol:
I don't have it either but I just checked the comments through another site and most of them are supportive. However, there's a few saying he's overweight and been a disappointing. Others calling for a Wilder fight instead. Some saying yes but no PPV because Ortiz is old.
Thanks for that :TU:
I actually tried to join just now but it didn't work. No loss.
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joshj909 wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 17:07
KiwiRider wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 16:45
joshj909 wrote: 24 Mar 2022, 14:55

Looks like they're testing the waters...
What are the comments like Josh?
I don't have Insta so I can't read them.
I suspect the majority say " Your not ppv tubby!" :lol:
I don't have it either but I just checked the comments through another site and most of them are supportive. However, there's a few saying he's overweight and been a disappointing. Others calling for a Wilder fight instead. Some saying yes but no PPV because Ortiz is old.
The comments would be supportive. The people commenting follow Ruiz so majority will be fans.
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I would be happy if Ruiz fights Ortiz, but fear he is name dropping like he did last year. No one knows if Wilder will fight again. Oriz is Old, but I'd still favor him to win.
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name dropping like ortiz did with aj (i want the fight! i fight aj for any money, any time, any place!), only to go quiet when an actual offer was made. at least andy had the cojones to step in, and as a result become a far bigger and more accomplished star than ortiz ever will

i think there's a good chance this one happens. the biggest all pbc heavyweight fight they can make with wilder not active at the moment. andy already fought better opponents than a guy who barely survived charles martin
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