Comments Thread For: Can Luis Ortiz Still Be A Factor At Heavyweight After Stopping Charles Martin?

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  • Jersey Walcott
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    #21
    Great article, thanks for that!

    In the 1970's was for me on of the best who neved won a title: Ron Lyle

    I think, Ortiz was a hughe talent, he could be a big threat for the Klitschkos in his prime (2010-2016).

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    • Bronx2245
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      #22
      Can't wait to see which opponent Ruiz chooses! I like Ortiz vs. Ruiz next, but IBF might be the easier route for Ortiz? If he fights Ruiz, he's still another fight away from a title shot! If he fights Hrgovic, the title shot comes automatically! Was not impressed with Hrgovic's defense in his last fight, but he's big enough (and only 29) to give Ortiz a lot of problems!

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      • tokon
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        #23
        Originally posted by SugarDeanC*ntly
        Was he ever a factor?
        Not particularly. Two title fights, ko'd both times. Can't see him winning the fights he will need to get a third shot.

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        • racostaa
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          #24
          I'm cuban like Ortiz, I love to see his heart and total courage. But also like Rigo, they are getting old. This cuban generation like Ortiz, Rigo, Lara are now out of the prime time. I rather prefer not to see Ortiz fighting anymore and get hurt badly. His legs were shaking with the jab and he will not be able to prevail with other top fighters. He came to US late, and like other cubans, he was avoided when he was totally on his prime. Is sad but real.

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          • Get em up
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            #25
            With zero punch resistance and 2022 pretty much covered up for the title picture Ortiz will always be known as the old guy who almost made it

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              #26
              Originally posted by Bronx2245
              Can't wait to see which opponent Ruiz chooses! I like Ortiz vs. Ruiz next, but IBF might be the easier route for Ortiz? If he fights Ruiz, he's still another fight away from a title shot! If he fights Hrgovic, the title shot comes automatically! Was not impressed with Hrgovic's defense in his last fight, but he's big enough (and only 29) to give Ortiz a lot of problems!
              Ruiz and Hrgovic both ko Ortiz at this point

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              • nino brown21
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                #27
                Originally posted by Feint First
                This version of King Kong still absolutely annihilates scared, nervous AJ, which is why he's so blatantly ducked him his whole career.

                Even when he's past 50, Ortiz can always make easy money beating up on mma bums on triller.
                I'm surprised he didn't take that fight when hearn offered it to him . was his big chance to be the first hw champion .

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                • IRONCHINHAGLER
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Feint First
                  This version of King Kong still absolutely annihilates scared, nervous AJ, which is why he's so blatantly ducked him his whole career.

                  Even when he's past 50, Ortiz can always make easy money beating up on mma bums on triller.
                  Ortiz was offered a fight with AJ - his team turned it down and Ortiz was pissed. Ruiz took the offer instead….cant say Aj ducked Ortiz. Wilder ducked Ortiz until he slowed down years after the ko of Jennings. Ortiz went the distance with previous ko victims Scott and Hammer - nothing to fear.

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                  • KillaMane26
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                    #29
                    At this point Ortiz a low risk high reward fight if your an up n coming heavyweight who needs some momentum

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                    • buddyr
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                      #30
                      why do you guys keep making the same thread 4 times a day? NO ORTIZ IS NOT A FACTOR!! HE'S ABOUT 50 YEARS OLD!!!

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