Amir Khan stopped Victor Ortiz in the Amateurs (VIDEO)

[ИATAS]

So Victor Ortiz was 16 years old. So what.

[Al Haymon]

JUNIOR OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONAL - JULY 1-6, 2003 - ALEXANDRIA, LA.
July 3
95 lbs: Jose Pizarro, PUR, dec. Enrique Vasquez, USA 2, 14-10 95 lbs: Joseph Murray, ENG, dec. David Gasper, USA 1, 14-6 101 lbs: Adrian Balley, USA 2, dec. Luke Campbell, ENG, 9-7 101 lbs: Maxs Rivera, PUR, dec. Prenice Brewer, USA 1, 15-13 106 lbs: Leslie Machado, PUR, won on walkover over Andy Silk, ENG, W/O 106 lbs: Jose Roman, USA 1, dec. Rico Ramos, USA 3, 21-9 110 lbs: Jose Hernandez, USA 1, stopped Jose Haro, USA 3, RSC-2 110 lbs: Mark Davis, USA 2, dec. Dean Fieldhouse, ENG, 17-10 114 lbs: Charles Huerta, USA 2, won on walkover over Ashley Sexton, ENG 114 lbs: Alcides Santiago, PUR, dec. Richard Baltazar, USA 1, 21-11 119 lbs: Jonathan Ortiz, USA 1, stopped Lonnie Smith, USA 2, RSC-3 119 lbs: Gary Barker, ENG, dec. Orlando Del Valle, PUR, 13-12 125 lbs: Luis Falcon, PUR, won on walkover over James McElvaney, ENG, W/O 125 lbs: Alex Smith, USA 2, dec. Ray Rivera, USA 1, 13-12 132 lbs: Anthony Medrano, USA 2, dec. Emanuelle Ortiz, PUR, W/O 132 lbs: Amir Khan, ENG, stopped Victor Ortiz, USA 1, RSCO-2 138 lbs: Hector Sanchez, PUR, dec. Anthony Bowker, ENG, 16-13 138 lbs: DeShon Banks, USA 1, dec. Peter Haro, USA 2, 16-9 145 lbs: Fernando Guerrero, DOM, stopped Shawn Porter, USA 2, RSCO-3 154 lbs: Daniel Jacobs, USA 1, won on retirement over Quincy Lockheart, BAH, RET-1 165 lbs: Tom Saunders, ENG, dec. Ken Porter II, USA 1 , 27-16 176 lbs: Alan Lawrence, USA 1 stopped David Imoesiri, USA 2, RSCO-1

[catalinul]

Khan's a better boxer then Ortiz. End of!

Which doesn't mean much if he ain't the beeter fighter.

[Chunk..]

Which doesn't mean much if he ain't the beeter fighter.

Khan can fight.

[FeFist]

I would actually like to see these two fight again. I feel that Ortiz would beat him in the pros. Amateur fights suit people like Khan better than they do people like Ortiz as I feel the amateurs test your boxing abilities more, things like conditioning, endurance aren't as big as factor as they are in the pros.

I would however root for Khan in this fight. Whilst I don't knock Ortiz for quitting he didn't earn my respect. Say what you will about Khan he at least tries to fight on.

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

In the words of Fernando Vargas, "Oritz se rajo, he quit and he's not like us, he doesn't have the heart like we (Mexicans) do".

Ortiz is too soft, the first time he gets hit by Kahn he turns to his corner and says, "I don't do this to get beat up".

[catalinul]

Khan can fight.

That's not what I meant.

Malignaggi is a better boxer than Hatton in technical skills but he ain't a better fighter.

Anyway IMO Khan can't stand and fight with good fighters.He gets knocked out.

[studentofthegam]

Khan crushes Ortiz right now but give it about 2yrs and its a better fight.

[JoHnNyBoXeR]

Khan would stop him again or make him quit

[Al Haymon]

In the words of Fernando Vargas, "Oritz se rajo, he quit and he's not like us, he doesn't have the heart like we (Mexicans) do".

Ortiz is too soft, the first time he gets hit by Kahn he turns to his corner and says, "I don't do this to get beat up".

I used to dislike Fernando when he was a fighter, I hated all the sneering and warrior talk. In retirement, and upon reflection, I appreciate him more. You see all these fighters quitting, and I know Vargas never would. Tito was killing him in round 12 and he kept trying to get up.

Fernando walked it like he talked it.

I just wish that he never did the steroids. I can't forgive that.