Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz: Every Fight Is Important; This One, In Particular, Is Crucial To My Career

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By Jake Donovan - Luis Ortiz believes he still has enough fight left in him to make history for his boxing-rich nation. The career-long desire to become Cuba's first-ever heavyweight champion remains a focal point for the 43-year-old southpaw, who has twice tried and failed to achieve that dream. His 2022 campaign has been dedicated to positioning
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[Alexis67]

I got Grandpa Ortiz by Knock Out!

[Grandma Pleaser]

Gotta get the ko oldtiz cause you ain't getting the decision

[4truth]

Gotta get the ko oldtiz cause you ain't getting the decision

Why do you say that? Ortiz has never been robbed and Ruiz has never been gifted a decision. I don’t think it’s going the distance but if it does I can’t see why the judges wouldn’t be impartial.

[Grandma Pleaser]

Why do you say that? Ortiz has never been robbed and Ruiz has never been gifted a decision. I don’t think it’s going the distance but if it does I can’t see why the judges wouldn’t be impartial.

Boxing is a business. Nobody wants to see oldtiz-windmill 3 on ppv. Ruiz-windmill would do good business and in house fight for pbc.

[Zelda]

Ruiz is too fast for Ortiz, hits great combinations, and can finish off someone when he smells blood. Ortiz would have had a better chance of Ruiz fights a classical HW fight at a slower pace.

[tritium_arma]

Senior citizens should not be boxing.

[Liondw]

Why is the fight on a sunday night? I thought that was reserved for Jake Paul and the events put up by Triller.

[byfbnz]

ruiz will win because he has great punch resistance. after joshua knocked him down with a hook in the first fight, he got right up. seconds later he took a huge straight right to the jaw and it didn't even phase him

[hugh grant]

King Kong is going down, and not by war planes