Deontay Wilder vs Luis Ortiz who wins?

[soul_survivor]

I would be massively surprised if this fight ever happened but if it did I think it would be am amazing fight with the main source of tension coming from how long Wilder's glass jaw could last.

Wilder is tall and has a long reach, if he can maintain the distance like he did versus Stiverne, he has a chance of taking the fight and testing Ortiz's stamina and age, after all, the Cuban is 36 and by the time this fight rolls around, if it does, he may be 37 or 38. Age beats 'em all and someone like Ortiz, it maybe beat him earlier.

Having said that, Ortiz is a very good fighter, skilled with solid power and I've rated him for quite a while now. I believe his best route to a top fight will be through Chagaev/Browne, leading to a possible fight with Fury once the gypsy king is done with the Wlad rematch. Or possibly the winner of Glazkov/Martin.

The WBC is not the route to go for him.

[Pac=Duran]

Ortiz with steroids or without them?

YOu think Beyonce isn't on some of that bootylicious stuff?

[-DSG-]

This^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

King Kong ices Bomber....probably EARLY

King Kong was looking like a southpaw George Foreman out there lol Jennings is a tough mofo you can tell he's a philly fighter!

[FrankieBruno]

Wilder.....

[deathofaclown]

Ortiz wrecks this basketball player.

[-PBP-]

Will never happen

[kidbazooka]

Ortiz smashes Wilder.

[MPX309]

Ortiz would pummel that chin.

[SN!PER]

I don't think Ortiz would land those uppercuts and hooks on Wilder so easily. Jennings didn't really have enough speed, boxing ability, nor did he have the power to keep Ortiz off of him consistently. I have Ortiz blowing and puffing as Wilder takes him the full 12, outlands him, and takes a unanimous decision.

[Fury4daWIN]

I usually give Wilder at least a puncher's chance in most fantasy matches, but there's no way he puts a dent in the tank Ortiz. Which basically means he has no chance at all, since he can't box for toffee against even average guys. Ortiz would abuse him like he was his step son, and Wilder would likely be traumatised for the rest of his career. There's a huge gulf in class between these two.