So What Did We Think Of Ortiz's Demeaner/Gameplan Against Harris?

[2501]

He came out pretty poised, but aggressive against Harris. He looked completely different than his last 3 fights. He seemed confident and sure of himself willing to take risks. I know Harris wasn't the fighter he was touted as in the past, but the power is still there.

[Hi-Dro]

He fought very cautiously, yet aggresively. I personally liked how he looked, but if you want to talk about a Maidana rematch I think Maidana still ****s him. Ortiz got caught a couple of times trying to go for the KO like he did in the Maidana fight after he hurt Maidana but his Harris didn't have the power of a Maidana.

I like that he stays more composed instead of getting overly aggresive and sloppy.

[Siggy]

he really didnt fight that much differently. harris just has no chin.

[Siggy]

He fought very cautiously, yet aggresively. I personally liked how he looked, but if you want to talk about a Maidana rematch I think Maidana still ****s him. Ortiz got caught a couple of times trying to go for the KO like he did in the Maidana fight after he hurt Maidana but his Harris didn't have the power of a Maidana.

I like that he stays more composed instead of getting overly aggresive and sloppy.

he didnt aggressively go after the kill after he hurt harris. he just continued to set up and land solid single punches.

ortiz puts on a clinic if he ever faces maidana again...and marcos knows that.

[Heru]

I've always held Ortiz in high regard. His footwork and foot speed was great, he took calculated risks, and dominated.

If he could have a good jab and better counterpunching skills, offensively, he'd be complete and the best in the game.

[Hi-Dro]

he didnt aggressively go after the kill after he hurt harris. he just continued to set up and land solid single punches.

ortiz puts on a clinic if he ever faces maidana again...and marcos knows that.

keep lying to yourself...

and the aggressiveness came from the power he was putting behind his punches. He wasn't just trying to land and get out. Rather he was trying to hurt Harris badly with his combos while being methodical about the whole situation.

[Siggy]

keep lying to yourself...

and the aggressiveness came from the power he was putting behind his punches. He wasn't just trying to land and get out. Rather he was trying to hurt Harris badly with his combos while being methodical about the whole situation.

nope. i know what i saw. ortiz hits hard regardless. hes the hardest hitter at 140, period. he lands flush like that and his opponent WILL get hurt. he didnt land and then stay on the inside or in punching range to land more. when he had harris hurt, he didnt jump on him wit ha barrage of punches.
and ortiz didnt even really throw combos vs harris. they were well set up single shots that landed on a chinny fighter.

[The Hammer]

Victor Ortiz was impressive, he wasted no time in destroying Harris.

I think he has a very good future. People make too much of his one setback against the very tough Maidana - it was much less embarrassing than Amir Khan's KO loss.

[Spray_resistant]

He came out pretty poised, but aggressive against Harris. He looked completely different than his last 3 fights. He seemed confident and sure of himself willing to take risks. I know Harris wasn't the fighter he was touted as in the past, but the power is still there.

He did what was expected of him and got a brutal ko.

If he took him to a decision even if winning every round it would have badly hurt Ortiz's standing.

He had that stumble with Maidana but is world class and a danger to anyone at 140.