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gilgamesh wrote: ↑12 Feb 2018, 19:29 Yeah I'm excited about it. I believe Uzcategui can get the win he was heading toward over Dirrell the first time in the rematch here, and I can't stand Dirrell so that's gonna be a wonderful addition to the card for me

handsofstone wrote: ↑27 Feb 2018, 04:25 I felt a bit sorry for Wilder, his resume is pretty mediocre but it wasn't his fault that Povetkin and Ortiz were cheating bastards, those would've been 2 good scalps and I think he'll put it right with Ortiz this weekend, I'm not really sold on Ortiz he's missed the boat, he looks ancient, he wont be overawed by Wilder which is a good thing and Wilder wont have fought anyone with his power before but you can say the same vice versa

Ortiz is slow as hell and labours a lot more these days, he was awful against Scott and really a world class puncher should be getting guys like Allen out of there a lot early, Wilder cemented his superiority over Stiverne easily last time out and I think he'll prove too hot to handle for Ortiz and I can see him finishing him off in around 3 rounds, Ortiz is just too slow to get out of the way

It'll be interesting to see Ortiz tag Wilder and Ortiz looks durable but he hasn't been in with any punchers, Wilder should deal with him pretty easily

asdfjkl wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 14:51

handsofstone wrote: ↑27 Feb 2018, 04:25 I felt a bit sorry for Wilder, his resume is pretty mediocre but it wasn't his fault that Povetkin and Ortiz were cheating bastards, those would've been 2 good scalps and I think he'll put it right with Ortiz this weekend, I'm not really sold on Ortiz he's missed the boat, he looks ancient, he wont be overawed by Wilder which is a good thing and Wilder wont have fought anyone with his power before but you can say the same vice versa

Ortiz is slow as hell and labours a lot more these days, he was awful against Scott and really a world class puncher should be getting guys like Allen out of there a lot early, Wilder cemented his superiority over Stiverne easily last time out and I think he'll prove too hot to handle for Ortiz and I can see him finishing him off in around 3 rounds, Ortiz is just too slow to get out of the way

It'll be interesting to see Ortiz tag Wilder and Ortiz looks durable but he hasn't been in with any punchers, Wilder should deal with him pretty easily

They aren't cheaters, and he also avoided Briggs, Miller, Pulev, Jennings, Chagaev, Wach, Chisora, Klitschko, name them. Actually, he allways avoided all risk, I would still be surprised if he actually fights Ortiz on 3 march, or actually ever at all.

nitro5912 wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 15:54

asdfjkl wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 14:51

handsofstone wrote: ↑27 Feb 2018, 04:25 I felt a bit sorry for Wilder, his resume is pretty mediocre but it wasn't his fault that Povetkin and Ortiz were cheating bastards, those would've been 2 good scalps and I think he'll put it right with Ortiz this weekend, I'm not really sold on Ortiz he's missed the boat, he looks ancient, he wont be overawed by Wilder which is a good thing and Wilder wont have fought anyone with his power before but you can say the same vice versa

Ortiz is slow as hell and labours a lot more these days, he was awful against Scott and really a world class puncher should be getting guys like Allen out of there a lot early, Wilder cemented his superiority over Stiverne easily last time out and I think he'll prove too hot to handle for Ortiz and I can see him finishing him off in around 3 rounds, Ortiz is just too slow to get out of the way

It'll be interesting to see Ortiz tag Wilder and Ortiz looks durable but he hasn't been in with any punchers, Wilder should deal with him pretty easily

They aren't cheaters, and he also avoided Briggs, Miller, Pulev, Jennings, Chagaev, Wach, Chisora, Klitschko, name them. Actually, he allways avoided all risk, I would still be surprised if he actually fights Ortiz on 3 march, or actually ever at all.

Failing a drugs test is pretty damning evidence that they cheated.

Now ortiz might be telling the truth and as the levels were so low. But povetkin had no such excuse.

asdfjkl wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 20:29

nitro5912 wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 15:54

asdfjkl wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 14:51
They aren't cheaters, and he also avoided Briggs, Miller, Pulev, Jennings, Chagaev, Wach, Chisora, Klitschko, name them. Actually, he allways avoided all risk, I would still be surprised if he actually fights Ortiz on 3 march, or actually ever at all.

Failing a drugs test is pretty damning evidence that they cheated.

Now ortiz might be telling the truth and as the levels were so low. But povetkin had no such excuse.

Are you kidding me? Ortiz his first drug test was against a bum, so he probably did that by accident. The 2nd time he didn't have drugs, they just claim he used medicines that could in theory also be used as a "masking agent". It's like a cop seeing you drinking water and occuses you for being drunk. Not that you drunk alcohol, but you might have, it's just masked by water. Povetkin had absolute minimum values lol, 70 nanogram, in wada/vada their own modern rules he would be allowed to fight right now 2 years after the ban with the same values. Wada/vada just wasn't educated enough at the time and Wilder and his team abused the Americans their stupidity to avoid the fight.

handsofstone wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 04:48

asdfjkl wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 20:29

nitro5912 wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 15:54
Failing a drugs test is pretty damning evidence that they cheated.

Now ortiz might be telling the truth and as the levels were so low. But povetkin had no such excuse.

Are you kidding me? Ortiz his first drug test was against a bum, so he probably did that by accident. The 2nd time he didn't have drugs, they just claim he used medicines that could in theory also be used as a "masking agent". It's like a cop seeing you drinking water and occuses you for being drunk. Not that you drunk alcohol, but you might have, it's just masked by water. Povetkin had absolute minimum values lol, 70 nanogram, in wada/vada their own modern rules he would be allowed to fight right now 2 years after the ban with the same values. Wada/vada just wasn't educated enough at the time and Wilder and his team abused the Americans their stupidity to avoid the fight.

The 2nd sentence tells me everything I need to know about what an absolute melt you are, you really do seem to have a thing or 2 against American Heavyweights

What happened? Were you arse raped by the US Olympic boxing team whilst working at the London Olympics as a volunteer?

In that case its understandable, I feel your pain arsejiffy