Bigger Hype job Amir Khan or Victor Ortiz?

One doesn't have a chin and the other doesn't have a heart. Tough call.

and both guys either fought floyd or nearly fought him. what a coincidence? no wait pac is the real hype job! he's only been a top fighter for over ten years hype bum!

Khan by far

amir khan was already fighting ppvs without having faced a notable opponent. khan by a country mile.

Khan's chin lets him down. Ortiz mentally melts down but if he chose he would be better They should switch. If Khan had Ortiz's heart he would back down when hurt instead of going to war and getting stopped. And if Ortiz had Khan's chin he would get knocked out instead of quitting and his stock would be higher cause nobody would blame him.

Khan and not even close my ass. Khan actually had an argument for being the best fighter in a really good division before his career went to sh**. Ortiz has one good win and some really bad losses and still has people saying "Oh, if he's mentally right..." He's the hype job between the two. Absolutely I don't get people. Khan fights killers every chance he gets and he's an all around better fighter than Ortiz. Plus, Khan is ALL man, he's got crazy heart he's just not durable. Ortiz has little heart, hes not durable, and he's mentally weak. He's a hype job, Khan can come back. Khan really earned my respect Saturday night.

Neither are hypejobs. Both are young fighters in their prime who have won world titles. Both have time on their side and can come back. You utter retards that are writing them both off are exactly whats disgracfull about Boxing fans. That's why UFC fans will always put us to shame. A UFC fighter loses and it's ''oh well he'll come back''. A Boxer loses and it's ''oh he was a hypejob anyway''. You lot are a disgrace to this great sport. Both are 25 years old and have already been written of as hypejobs :D Boxing fans are epic, absolutely epic.

Khan's chin lets him down. Ortiz mentally melts down but if he chose he would be better

I'd love to see a fight between the two of them lol. Anything could and would happen. It would be exciting as **** while it lasted.

Khan and not even close my ass. Khan actually had an argument for being the best fighter in a really good division before his career went to sh**. Ortiz has one good win and some really bad losses and still has people saying "Oh, if he's mentally right..." He's the hype job between the two.

can't believe so many are calling amir a hype job

I think it is harsh to call either one of those guys hype jobs. They are both flawed world champions, not hype jobs. I think it is pretty unfair on Khan considering he was busting Garcia up in the first couple of rounds, who is a good fighter. His expectations were high because of the talent, and the olympic silver medal at 17, but he has accomplished too much in the pro game to be called a hype job.

Who is the bigger hype job? You're not a huge boxing fan. None a huge hype jobs, you utter loser. Never seen either fighter in a bad fight so they deserve all the 'hype' (which is largely hate anyway) that they get.

Yeah, Khan.

Khan, not even close really

Not surprised Khan. Ortiz is actually nice. I've said this before, Khan is a bum! Typical over hyped Brit just like Calslappy, Hattin and Hamed.

khan without doubt imo. not only was he fighting on PPV before he won a world title but the khan bandwagon was was still carrying on well after it became obvious this guy has no chin. the fact that if he had won this fight (i.e. against garcia) he would have been seriously mentioned as a possible mayweather opponent (according to some trolls anyway) is incredible.

Khan hands down. Dude was fighting on ppv before he even won a world title.

ortiz , khan still has the better resume

by far amir khan. mostly by his own doing, but also his delusional fans and the media. ortiz is overrated somewhat, yes, but khan is on a whole other level of hypejob. i kinda almost feel bad for some of the loons on here that were talking such ridiculous and ludicrous gibberish, and some crazy few are still trying to put a positive spin on it, not accepting that khan has never been and never will be an elite world class fighter. admitting it is the first step to recovery...:boxing: