Re: Joshua is scared against Deontay Wilder LOL
Posted: 07 Oct 2017, 13:24
I wonder how Tyrone will win his match today.
Saad: I understand your refusal to believe he might be innocent, and I can see how it's questionable whether a man on tablets for hypertension should be granted a license to box, but to accuse Luis Ortiz of being scared of Deontay Wilder (your first post on this thread) is an outrageous slur and demonstrably wrong. I don't know how many times I have to state the same obvious facts on different threads before those who hate him acknowledge the truth:SaadOffTheDeck wrote:In the one in a billion chance that he is innocent, his recent diagnosis for high blood pressure should prohibit him from having a Boxing license. Either way, that fight ain't happening.
I'll try again ...
1) Ortiz was WBA mandatory with a guaranteed shot at Joshua.
2) Unless you think Eddie Hearn was lying, that fight was going to be in February or March of next year. Even if he were it wouldn't be much later.
3) Ortiz would have got double maybe treble the purse as mandatory challenger for Joshua in London than he would have got fighting Wilder as his voluntary.
4) The only reason to go after Wilder is that he was certain in his belief he could take the WBC title off Wilder, and fight Joshua in london as a fellow champion in a mega-money unification.
5) Whether you believe it's his own stupidity or that he was played for a sucker, one thing thing you cannot question is his intention to go through with this fight.
Is he a drug cheat? He was and might well be still.
Is he a fool? It's hard to argue, with the benefit of hindight.
Is he a coward? Only if anyone who's ever taken a banned substance is automatically a coward, which is a point of view l guess.
Is he scared of Wilder, Joshua, or any boxer on the planet? Absolutely no fukcing way,
Q.E.D.
