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Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 16 Mar 2017, 21:55
by Ilya Muromets
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 16 Mar 2017, 21:55
by RScarf1
Ortiz doesn't even have that WBA Intercontinental belt anymore. Pulev has it. I think the top guys will fight him when he is 38 years old which is only a year away.
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 01:23
by Kalan
The only solution to this is having your guy barn-storm like Tyson did before his shot at Berbick... You fight who will fight you... You fight often... and you stay on the phone lining up one fight after another... D'Amato said he got that from Doc Kearns and the way he managed Dempsey prior to the Willard Fight.
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 13:05
by Ilya Muromets
RScarf1 wrote:Ortiz doesn't even have that WBA Intercontinental belt anymore. Pulev has it. I think the top guys will fight him when he is 38 years old which is only a year away.
If he really does fight Miller (it's not listed on BoxRec) I think that there is a very good chance that Miller will beat him.
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 13:37
by bnovelist
Wilder is OUTRIGHT ducking using a failed drug test in the past as an excuse to NEVER EVA EVA..EVA EVA fight Luis Ortiz. Ooh Wilder has got some
serious ducking skills!

Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 13:42
by Ilya Muromets
bnovelist wrote:Wilder is OUTRIGHT ducking using a failed drug test in the past as an excuse to NEVER EVA EVA..EVA EVA fight Luis Ortiz. Ooh Wilder has got some
serious ducking skills!

Not the first time Wilder has used that excuse, is it? But when it comes to a fighter he isn't worried about - Stiverne - than it's OK, drug test, no problem.
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 13:49
by bnovelist
Then he tried to justify and sell us wolf tickets that Washington was a worthy opponent. All I have got to say is Wilder is LUCKY he didn't come
along in the 70s, 80s, 0r 90s these fights would get rid of him like they did Micheal Grant!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpdGFK_mqZI
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 16:09
by world ranked
x2x wrote:world ranked wrote:x2x wrote:
That's about the size of it. And speaking of big dangerous heavyweights, where did big baby miller go?
Eddie Hearn has recently spoke about in the process of making Miller/Ortiz oh the irony of this thread.
Have you heard anything more on that? I think it would be a terrific matchup...assuming the big baby doesn't continue to blimp up.
I haven't
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 17 Mar 2017, 21:46
by Mexi-Box
He's not really avoided. Didn't the Ustinov fight fall through because of Ortiz IIRC? Wilder should fight him, but I think Ortiz loses to a lot of the dudes in the top 5 (minus Wilder). Tyson Fury cruises to a UD against Ortiz.
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 18 Mar 2017, 00:52
by Nightmare Roy
bnovelist wrote:Then he tried to justify and sell us wolf tickets that Washington was a worthy opponent. All I have got to say is Wilder is LUCKY he didn't come
along in the 70s, 80s, 0r 90s these fights would get rid of him like they did Micheal Grant!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpdGFK_mqZI
I remember a lot of yanks saying he would destroy Lewis.

Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 19 Mar 2017, 05:10
by Wales
Enlightened-One wrote:Luis Ortiz isn't avoided.
No. He really isn't.
We want $1m to fight you
We'll pay you $100,000 to fight us
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 19 Mar 2017, 08:11
by skippy
Ortiz is Hearn's backup plan if AJ goes south. If Vlad beats AJ, then Hearn crosses out AJ's name in all his future bouts and replaces it with Ortiz. If AJ keeps winning Ortiz is just in a holding pattern as you say.
Re: Why Is Luis Ortiz So Avoided?
Posted: 20 Mar 2017, 03:43
by bigman1968
skippy wrote:Ortiz is Hearn's backup plan if AJ goes south. If Vlad beats AJ, then Hearn crosses out AJ's name in all his future bouts and replaces it with Ortiz. If AJ keeps winning Ortiz is just in a holding pattern as you say.
I doubt it. Ortiz is over the hill for couple of years, at least. He is not a replacement for young, popular and local AJ.
I believe that Hearns, after two last(lame) Ortiz's fights, actually not really thinking about Ortiz in terms of future
