Mayweather/Ortiz - The HBO face off (VIDEO)

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  • HughJass
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    #201
    Originally posted by JmH Reborn
    Wow...talk about epic fail

    Its the Green Lantern Floyd, not the Green Hornet. Two totally different heroes. Green Lantern is 70 years old in our time. The Lantern ring is universally recognized as iconic, even to non DC fans like myself. So maybe Money May is a Marvel comics fans, but still.

    Floyd, you got to step up your nerd game
    lol wow u need a different forum

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    • SonOfCuba
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      #202
      seemed a little cheese to me.

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      • deejd
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        #203
        Originally posted by BesWorldChamp
        I saw Victor with a stonecold face, and I didn't see Mayweather lock eyes with him. (Given, there's massive editing in these clips)

        But for you to suggest that those acts were predmeditated is hilarious.

        I don't see how Ortiz was "owned."
        Actually, I think this part of the face off not only diminishes your statement on "locking eyes" but also think little subtleties such as this are what are often overlooked....



        It's the part where Ortiz just finished stating he was "also born for this" after interrupting Mayweather. Kellerman asked why Ortiz' eyes locked on to Mayweather after Mayweather said something.

        Mayweather' breaks up the staring contest with a smile, looks at Kellerman and says "he did", and as Ortiz follows by looking at Kellerman, Mayweather turns right back to Ortiz. No, it's not an advantage or disadvantage and it may not be something that will make a difference in the ring, but it's psychological, nonetheless.

        What I have noticed over the years is that Mayweather has a way of making people do what he wants be it in the ring or in interviews like this. When he fought Judah, Judah tried to mimic Mayweather's style. On the press tour, Mayweather had Shane Mosley out of character trying to talk about how fashionable and expensive his suit was when Mosley's never been a talker. The guy even has Arum and Pacquiao fighting everybody he's already dominated.

        Now, in this face off, Mayweather says a lot of things and Ortiz just piggybacks off what he says, like Mayweather talking about the scorecards and making mistakes... Ortiz says, "I say the same thing, too." Really Ortiz? You always say the same thing?

        So when Peterson made mistakes he was saying, 'oh he's down four rounds, I can stop piling up points'....? The things Ortiz wanted to say when Mayweather told him to say what his game plan was on the 17th, Mayweather ended up finishing for him.

        Yeah, it wasn't fireworks like Hopkins-Pascal was, but there was just as much going on in that face off as there was in the latter.
        Last edited by deejd; 07-28-2011, 12:35 PM.

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        • 1believer
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          #204
          Originally posted by Forza
          Ortiz: I'm gonna do what uh chavez did to umm
          Floyd: go ahead and say it, roger, cmon


          lmao!!!!!!!!
          Ortiz was trying to hard, he came across pretty ****** tbh.

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          • Squizz
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            #205
            Floyd is going to whip this kid's ass. And the haters (*******s) are going to continue to hate. Nothing new here. Floyd wins, and the haters hate.

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            • deejd
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              #206
              Also, Ortiz as never been arrogant and has always been humble and easygoing. He seems out of character for this event. Again, this isn't an advantage or disadvantage, but it always seems that at this level, Mayweather's been the same ol' Mayweather, even going back in his Olympic days, whereas most of his opponents have strayed from what got them to that point, be it personality or in-ring ability.

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              • MindBat
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                #207
                Victor Ortiz vs Max Kellerman . Who ya got?

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                • maya0724
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                  #208
                  Should be a great fight... cant wait

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                  • MindBat
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                    #209
                    Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
                    It was just really awkward. Mayweather was just going through the motions. Kellerman's questions were terrible and Ortiz has no charisma whatsoever. Hes weird. They sounded like they were having phone sex at the end.

                    "Tell me what you're gonna do to me"
                    "I'd rather show you"
                    That was boxing sex. Get it right.

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                    • ablindwatchmakr
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                      #210
                      Originally posted by dvb
                      ortiz beating a protected berto doesnt make him a legit opponent for floyd.

                      floyd knows this,he knows ortiz and his style is of little threat to him,so that why hes picked him,and cuz of the big berto win he gets good hype going for it aswell.

                      he might be southpaw,quite fast and have power,but he has questionable chin and heart,has no defense,and isnt a good techinical boxer who can set up attacks and stick to a strict gameplan to defeat floyd.

                      his work rate and stamina probably isnt good enough either.
                      You are wrong about his chin, heart, work rate, and stamina. He has all of those things at his best and is more capable than you are giving him credit for.

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