I mean its not like Berto would be fighting someone ridiculously smaller than him. Let's face it, Ortiz doesn't belong at 140 anymore. He's huge at that weight, can't fight for 12 rounds down there and he couldn't even fight at the limit against Peterson. There's absolutely no other reason why that fight shouldn't have been at the JWW limt, and for 12 rounds. Plus Berto is only 5'6", which is pretty short for 147, and even 140. Plus who else is Berto supposed to fight? Mosley and Pac are fighting, Clottey's reserved, Cotto's taken, Bradley's taken, and a deal wasn't met with Collazo last time, who now competes at 154.
Ortiz is fast and probably hits harder than Berto does. He's also pretty skilled. Berto doesn't have the ability to outbox him like Peterson did (if anything, Ortiz has a better chance of outboxing him) and it will certainly be an interesting, and winnable fight for both guys. It will be a great opportunity to see if Berto can handle a guy with speed, power and movement. If Ortiz stays focused, comes with a good defensive plan and doesn't fold after taking Berto's accurate, hard shots then I could very well see him taking a decision. If not, then Berto by UD or late TKO.
Ortiz is fast and probably hits harder than Berto does. He's also pretty skilled. Berto doesn't have the ability to outbox him like Peterson did (if anything, Ortiz has a better chance of outboxing him) and it will certainly be an interesting, and winnable fight for both guys. It will be a great opportunity to see if Berto can handle a guy with speed, power and movement. If Ortiz stays focused, comes with a good defensive plan and doesn't fold after taking Berto's accurate, hard shots then I could very well see him taking a decision. If not, then Berto by UD or late TKO.
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