Comments Thread For: Andy Ruiz Drops Luis Ortiz Three Times, Wins Unanimous Decision

[Ricardi]

No, 8 years ago not a single top 10 would come anywhere near Ortiz. He didn’t “avoid” anyone

Tonight would be a way different story if Ortiz was 10 years or even 5 years younger.

[Sctrojan]

No, 8 years ago not a single top 10 would come anywhere near Ortiz. He didn’t “avoid” anyone

He did though,AJ.

[madhive]

Is this fight as close as Boxingscene is scoring it?

[Robbie Barrett]

No, 8 years ago not a single top 10 would come anywhere near Ortiz. He didn’t “avoid” anyone

Stop it. He was mandatory for Joshua and chose to make 2 mil vs Wilder instead. Turned down millions for a Whyte fight and fought some bum for a few hundred K. He's the most overrated HW of the last decade. Done **** all but was built up to be some killer.

[eul]

I started this fight liking both fighters... I might end up hating them.

[Boxingfanatic75]

Ruiz beats wilder, wilder gonna avoid him

You equate his beating a smaller 43 year old boxer to beating Wilder?

Makes sense

[Southpawology]

is PBC’s budget really so tight they can only afford one commentator for a PPV?

[1lparm]

Close fight maybe on activity alone Ortiz is behind by a point

[Boxingfanatic75]

He did though,AJ.

He was called up on what? Two weeks notice? That’s not “avoiding” that’s called a champion looking to take advantage of a dangerous opponent. How about setting up a three month notice with full training camp?

[Robbie Barrett]

You equate his beating a smaller 43 year old boxer to beating Wilder?

Makes sense

Ortiz was dominating Wilder until he got caught. Makes perfect sense that Ruiz would likely do much better.