I have a feeling Ortiz will be overcome massively by nerves come fight night

[mumumilk]

ortiz= no chance and mayweather is gay lol

[Larry the boss]

naw man he's a ****ing tree that doesn't care

[Hi-Dro]

naw man he's a ****ing tree that doesn't care

da ****k? that tree quit against maidana

was weary of an old campbell

and got a draw against peterson

he beat an overrated berto and now he's a tree who doesn't give a ****?

stop overrating mayweather bro

[Larry the boss]

da ****k? that tree quit against maidana

was weary of an old campbell

and got a draw against peterson

he beat an overrated berto and now he's a tree who doesn't give a ****?

stop overrating mayweather bro

guess you didnt see where Ortiz said he was a tree

[viperz007]

ortiz is as good as a sparring partner for floyd ://

a type of fighter that u pay to get u ready for big fight

its the truth

[Larry the boss]

ortiz is as good as a sparring partner for floyd ://

a type of fighter that u pay to get u ready for big fight

its the truth

Hey at least he's coming off of a win and a champion in Floyds division.and no catchweight

[TintaBoricua]

Mayweather has been making a valid point during the build up. He claims that when you're surrounded by all the flashing lights, camera, people chanting... it's not the same. The sudden realisation of being in the biggest fight of your life - and against the best boxer in the world - will kick your nerves into action. I think Floyd also make this statement, because he too was overcome with nerves recently, when facing Oscar De La Hoya - go watch the fight from the start again if you disagree with me.

Ortiz has crumbled before, it's not so farfetched to think it could happen again, especially when taking into account all the variables.

That was the first fight that Mayweather was in that was massively anticipated, not just by boxing fans. Even I remember being interested in it and I admit I was fairly new to the sport.

And you're right, Mayweather must've been a little bit nervous in the first rounds. I mean, it's not to say he's ALWAYS bad in the first rounds, but it's important to note that AT THE END OF FOUR ROUNDS, Oscar de la Hoya was up by 2-3 points on at least 2 of the judges' scorecards.

[viperz007]

Hey at least he's coming off of a win and a champion in Floyds division.and no catchweight

whatever makes u feel better larry

[Battle*Hardened]

So we have went from speculating that Ortiz might have nerves, to hoping that Ortiz doesn't use the nerves as an excuse when he loses.. I see. Good job NSB.

[viperz007]

So we have went from speculating that Ortiz might have nerves, to hoping that Ortiz doesn't use the nerves as an excuse when he loses.. I see. Good job NSB.

people still need an excuse to why ortiz lose?