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Mexi-Box wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 02:44

caldo2025 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2018, 07:57

Syntax Error wrote: ↑08 Mar 2018, 16:04

It's quite amazing.

For years, Ortiz was talked up as the heir apparent.

He was widely considered to be the best HW not holding a title; WBS belt or mythical Linear title included, yet after getting stopped by Wilder, who many thought would never fight someone like Ortiz, now he's ancient, chinny & unwell!

I see Povetkin is now being talked up as the new bogeyman apparent & when & if he gets sparked, what will they say then?

Of course, some will say that Wilder wouldn't fight Povetkin, even though he has already signed to fight the man once before.

I haven't be a traditional Wilder fan, but he's grown on me in recent times & I find it hard that folk are trying to belittle his achievement & not give him the credit that he is due.

F that man. I'm with you. Anyone diminishing Ortiz's ability after the performance he just put in, doesn't know boxing and loses all credibility with me. How many years have we suffered through a disastrous heavyweight division lacking of talent? Ortiz showed tremendous skill, heart, speed and conditioning in that fight. Anyone saying any less is a waste of time reading. In fact, that's the best i've seen Ortiz fight and it was a loss. I've seen about 5 of his fights too.

To me, the days of seeing a guy like Tyson Fury walking around with Heavyweight belts is over. Now we have some real talent in the division and that will spread like wildfire and inspire more talented boxers. It's the way it goes.

But you are right my friend.

You have no credibility. And secondly, Wilder was a heavy favorite for a reason. Ortiz was a fat old man that looked horrible going into the fight.

Second thing underlined made me understand that you didn't follow his career and lost all credibility with me.

caldo2025 wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 07:43

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 02:44

caldo2025 wrote: ↑09 Mar 2018, 07:57

F that man. I'm with you. Anyone diminishing Ortiz's ability after the performance he just put in, doesn't know boxing and loses all credibility with me. How many years have we suffered through a disastrous heavyweight division lacking of talent? Ortiz showed tremendous skill, heart, speed and conditioning in that fight. Anyone saying any less is a waste of time reading. In fact, that's the best i've seen Ortiz fight and it was a loss. I've seen about 5 of his fights too.

To me, the days of seeing a guy like Tyson Fury walking around with Heavyweight belts is over. Now we have some real talent in the division and that will spread like wildfire and inspire more talented boxers. It's the way it goes.

But you are right my friend.

You have no credibility. And secondly, Wilder was a heavy favorite for a reason. Ortiz was a fat old man that looked horrible going into the fight.

Second thing underlined made me understand that you didn't follow his career and lost all credibility with me.

Coming from a Mikey Garcia buttboy like yourself, that means absolutely nothing. If you can't credit a boxer for getting up off the canvas and fighting his heart out then go watch Soccer and leave us alone. MEN are speaking here, thank you.

Fat old man? what do you look like dude? I can only imagine. One of those key clicking tough guys that has never been in a fight in his life. Go away or just ignore me and my brilliant opinions if you don't understand them.

candyslim wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 12:29 Surely we should be able to agree that both Wlad and Luis may not quite be the fighter they were at their very best, but they both produced a remarkable performance to test AJ and Deontay to their limits.

You can't play down the achievement of either champ without indirectly belittling that of the other, so let's celebrate two fine young(ish) champions, two amazing old campaigners, and two of the best heavyweight championship fights seen for many a year.

Much respect to all four of them !

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 11:17

caldo2025 wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 07:43

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 02:44

You have no credibility. And secondly, Wilder was a heavy favorite for a reason. Ortiz was a fat old man that looked horrible going into the fight.

Second thing underlined made me understand that you didn't follow his career and lost all credibility with me.

Coming from a Mikey Garcia buttboy like yourself, that means absolutely nothing. If you can't credit a boxer for getting up off the canvas and fighting his heart out then go watch Soccer and leave us alone. MEN are speaking here, thank you.

Fat old man? what do you look like dude? I can only imagine. One of those key clicking tough guys that has never been in a fight in his life. Go away or just ignore me and my brilliant opinions if you don't understand them.

But you can't seem to credit a p4p boxer like Mikey.

caldo2025 wrote: ↑11 Mar 2018, 00:13

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 11:17

caldo2025 wrote: ↑10 Mar 2018, 07:43

Coming from a Mikey Garcia buttboy like yourself, that means absolutely nothing. If you can't credit a boxer for getting up off the canvas and fighting his heart out then go watch Soccer and leave us alone. MEN are speaking here, thank you.

Fat old man? what do you look like dude? I can only imagine. One of those key clicking tough guys that has never been in a fight in his life. Go away or just ignore me and my brilliant opinions if you don't understand them.

But you can't seem to credit a p4p boxer like Mikey.

Again ur an f’ng imbosal. Just say that you love all Mexican fighters no matter who they haven’t fought and we’d respect u more. But ur just an absolute c. Not likely, but I am praying that your buttboy Garcia gets his ass handed to him in a few minutes. Go away. Ur baby food.