Comments Thread For: Arum: Ortiz Wanted a Way Out, So He Fouled Floyd

[arraamis]

All Boxing experts {along with those without a vested interest in madness} agree that what Floyd did was legal and within the rules of boxing. Paulie Malinaggi laid it out best, if you're going to get down & dirty, then don't complain when your opponent joins you.

Ortiz's emotions were on overdrive for this fight and thanks to the constant whispering from his idol DLH, the expectations placed upon him were unrealistic, merciless and constant. That's why win or lose he was completely thrilled the event was over -- the pressure was off and he can go back to his normal routine.

The headbutt was INTENTIONAL and DELIBERATE -- born out of desperation to fulfill the otherworldly expectations of his trainer, his fans, his idol {DLH - who was grinning from ear to ear when the headbutt happened} and everyone who's looking for that one who can finally defeat Floyd. It was too much for Ortiz to carry in to a fight of this magnitude and it showed before, during and after. Ortiz just was not ready to face Floyd along with all the BS that goes with that opportunity.

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Bad for Boxing?

- Boxing where promoters are stealing as much money as they can, from the one's they're supposed to represent
- Boxing where referee's are brought & sold
- Boxing where Judges are brought & sold
- Boxing where fighter's throw fights to cash out on the odds
- Boxing where back room deals are made to enrich promoters and sponsors
- Boxing where organized crime dictates who wins and loses a fight

Boxing has the worst history of any sport in the world and nothing that happened on Sept. 17th in Las Vegas, was out of the norm.

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Arum should shut his f**kin mouth. Because according to reports, he's robbing Pacman blind. And his promotional company {Top Rank} staged fights that everyone knew were no contest, but were designed to give each of his fighter's their highest paydays at Pacman's expense {who he was and still is buttfu**in like a two-dollar whore}.

If anyone is bad for Boxing ...... it is and always has been, Bob Arum.

[pit]

That’s bull ish.. Tha Berto fight was more grueling and lasted 12 rounds, if he didn’t seek away out during that fight why would he on this fight? It was only 4 rounds in, Ortiz hadn’t been hurt, it was a close fight so far.

It was only grueling because it was give and take action, Ortiz was getting his ass handed too him and he had no answer. This going to be a one way beating and victor wanted none of that..

you have to face the fact his is not even close to Floyd level period.

[mshap]

when a fighter who is not normally 'dirty' like Ortiz commits such a blantant foul, it's almost always out of frustration and desperation -- why do you think he was laughing it up in his corner afterward? -- because he realized at he got a huge break with such a 'controversial' ending instead of getting a beat-down for the next few rounds and then being stopped with no controversy

[pit]

I don't agree with Arum. Why would Ortiz want out of there when he was having his best round? it makes no sense.

He is right however that what happened was horrible for boxing and a turn-off for the general public.

dude are you ****ing ******ed, Ortiz attacks were rendered useless, his eye was already closing and a study diet of right hand by one of the accurate fighter in the game was not making Ortiz feel any better.

Face it Ortiz quite.

[LeadUppercut]

All Boxing experts {along with those without a vested interest in madness} agree that what Floyd did was legal and within the rules of boxing. Paulie Malinaggi laid it out best, if you're going to get down & dirty, then don't complain when your opponent joins you.

Ortiz's emotions were on overdrive for this fight and thanks to the constant whispering from his idol DLH, the expectations placed upon him were unrealistic, merciless and constant. That's why win or lose he was completely thrilled the event was over -- the pressure was off and he can go back to his normal routine.

The headbutt was INTENTIONAL and DELIBERATE -- born out of desperation to fulfill the otherworldly expectations of his trainer, his fans, his idol {DLH - who was grinning from ear to ear when the headbutt happened} and everyone who's looking for that one who can finally defeat Floyd. It was too much for Ortiz to carry in to a fight of this magnitude and it showed before, during and after. Ortiz just was not ready to face Floyd along with all the BS that goes with that opportunity.

***

Bad for Boxing?

- Boxing where promoters are stealing as much money as they can, from the one's they're supposed to represent
- Boxing where referee's are brought & sold
- Boxing where Judges are brought & sold
- Boxing where fighter's throw fights to cash out on the odds
- Boxing where back room deals are made to enrich promoters and sponsors
- Boxing where organized crime dictates who wins and loses a fight

Boxing has the worst history of any sport in the world and nothing that happened on Sept. 17th in Las Vegas, was out of the norm.

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Arum should shut his f**kin mouth. Because according to reports, he's robbing Pacman blind. And his promotional company {Top Rank} staged fights that everyone knew were no contest, but were designed to give each of his fighter's their highest paydays at Pacman's expense {who he was and still is buttfu**in like a two-dollar whore}.

If anyone is bad for Boxing ...... it is and always has been, Bob Arum.

A GREAT post, thanks for that bro.

[treason1]

arum taking a shot at mayfeather ... didnt see that one comming !!!!!

[victorythagr8]

when a fighter who is not normally 'dirty' like Ortiz commits such a blantant foul, it's almost always out of frustration and desperation -- why do you think he was laughing it up in his corner afterward? -- because he realized at he got a huge break with such a 'controversial' ending instead of getting a beat-down for the next few rounds and then being stopped with no controversy

As much i think that floyd sucker punched ortiz, but ortiz has a history of being a dirty fighter. He got dq for sucker punching someone already.

[Pullcounter]

i disagree.. i think ortiz was looking for an edge... he wanted to cut wifebeater

[LeadUppercut]

i disagree.. i think ortiz was looking for an edge... he wanted to cut wifebeater

He was just trying to bring it.

He wanted to ruffle Mayweathers feathers and put him off his game.

But it is impossible to deny that there wasnt an element of frustration involved.