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Anyone see Christian Hammer giving Luis a hard fight?

hammer will come just to survive like he did vs povet

jamamb wrote: ↑02 Mar 2019, 12:35 hammer will come just to survive.

I'm sure that Hammers' last opponent, an undefeated 19-0 (Michael Wallisch)
who stands 6'5 tall felt confident too .... right up to the point where he got KO'd in the 5'th round. The heavyweight division is always a big gamble, and Christian Hammer should not be taken lightly.

He might go the distance.

Ortiz appeared almost disinterested against Kaufman. A Wilder hangover.

But Ortiz will win practically every round.

Have a feeling that it won't be very exciting.

SenorPipino wrote: ↑02 Mar 2019, 13:09 He might go the distance.

Ortiz appeared almost disinterested against Kaufman. A Wilder hangover.

But Ortiz will win practically every round.

Have a feeling that it won't be very exciting.

was he hung over from wilder vs scott and allen too

hes prone to those slow paced performances vs guys just there to survive

jamamb wrote: ↑02 Mar 2019, 13:21

SenorPipino wrote: ↑02 Mar 2019, 13:09 He might go the distance.

Ortiz appeared almost disinterested against Kaufman. A Wilder hangover.

But Ortiz will win practically every round.

Have a feeling that it won't be very exciting.

was he hung over from wilder vs scott and allen too

hes prone to those slow paced performances vs guys just there to survive

While he's never been a heavyweight buzzsaw, to me Ortiz appeared extra slow against Kaufman. Either unmotivated or tentative.

Wilder practically took Ortiz' head off at the end. That often has a lasting effect on a fighter. He's not eager to taste that type of punishment again and begins approaching every fight with extreme caution.

If he sleepwalks tonight and just does enough to win rounds, Ortiz' days as a heavyweight threat are over.

No.

hammer deserves credit.

he fights everyone...and his record is top notch.

I actually see him outworking Ortiz but losing a dubious decision.

any stream?

Hammer will most likely lose every round, he is not that good imo as some people think he is... he will not even come for win, just like vs Povetkin

dagilechia wrote: ↑02 Mar 2019, 20:17 Hammer will most likely lose every round, he is not that good imo as some people think he is... he will not even come for win, just like vs Povetkin

On the contrary, Hammer is much better than the majority of people think...he's just not at the elite level. That being said, an upset tonight wouldn't surprise me at all.

Hammer forced Ortiz to box to win which made for a competitive bout. Looked like those straight rights from Hammer put caution to Ortiz's attacks. Ortiz's stock slightly diminished after this; Hammer's slightly increased.

no way Ortiz was ko'ing hammer

Ortiz isn't that good

Saturday 2, March 2019
Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA
promoter DiBella Entertainment - Lou DiBella, TGB Promotions - Tom Brown
matchmaker John Beninati, Tom Brown

super welterweight
Brian Carlos Castano 15 0 0
vs
Erislandy Lara 25 3 2
World Boxing Association World Super Welterweight Title

featherweight
Bryan De Gracia 24 1 1
vs
Eduardo Ramirez 21 1 3

heavyweight
Luis Ortiz 30 1 0
vs
Christian Hammer 24 5 0

cruiserweight
Edwin Rodriguez 30 2 0
vs
Mitch Williams 16 6 3

bantamweight
Antonio Russell 12 0 0
vs
Jose Maria Cardenas 16 3 0

lightweight
Leduan Barthelemy 13 0 1
vs
Miguel Angel Perez Aispuro 11 6 2

welterweight
Richardson Hitchins 7 0 0
vs
David Morales 13 9 0

super lightweight
Tyrek Irby 6 0 0
vs
Dennis Okoth 2 1 1

middleweight
Aaron Anderson 3 0 0
vs
Chukka Willis 4 9 0


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heavyweight
Luis Ortiz 30 1 0
vs
Christian Hammer 24 5 0

Ortiz won by UD




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