An Luis Ortiz become the G.O.A.T?

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  • NakiFan
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    An Luis Ortiz become the G.O.A.T?

    I mean, i don't see any weakness in this guys game, he has it all, every facet of this guy is perfect, he is literally the perfect heavweight.

    I think he can become G.O.A.T

    If he beats fury, joshua, wilder and then reigns undisputed for 10 years he can do it, he can surpass Ali
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    I think he is very good but I am not as high on him as you are. He is getting a very late start through no fault of his own. He is 36 and not yet a champion. He could use more all around speed of hands and feet and throw more punches per round. He is a smart skilled boxer with real power in both hands. I think Joshua is 26 years old and a belt holder although not yet the true heavyweight champ. Fury is the true heavyweight champ for now. I think Joshua has equal power to Ortiz and more hand speed and Wilder can also equal his power with more hand speed. If Joshua's chin holds up I think he will raise more hell and be remember as a better heavyweight than Ortiz. Time will tell.

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      I don't think he can beat Joshua but if he can beat those guys and reign for 10 years he surely would be one of the greatest and probably the greatest. But that is a hell of a lot easier said than done. Ortiz would have to still be able to beat all heavyweights at the very old age of 46.

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      • Redd Foxx
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        I think he beats every modern heavyweight today. Problem is, it'll take him years to fight most of these guys, especially since he's going to be ducked. Time is really a factor.

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          Originally posted by Redd Foxx
          I think he beats every modern heavyweight today. Problem is, it'll take him years to fight most of these guys, especially since he's going to be ducked. Time is really a factor.
          Is he ducked? Most of the best heavys fight on the other side.

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            Originally posted by boliodogs
            I think he is very good but I am not as high on him as you are. He is getting a very late start through no fault of his own. He is 36 and not yet a champion. He could use more all around speed of hands and feet and throw more punches per round. He is a smart skilled boxer with real power in both hands. I think Joshua is 26 years old and a belt holder although not yet the true heavyweight champ. Fury is the true heavyweight champ for now. I think Joshua has equal power to Ortiz and more hand speed and Wilder can also equal his power with more hand speed. If Joshua's chin holds up I think he will raise more hell and be remember as a better heavyweight than Ortiz. Time will tell.
            He's 37 now and just ducked Ustinov. This is crazy HBO hype.

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              Originally posted by CaneloMaidana
              Is he ducked? Most of the best heavys fight on the other side.
              Not sure what you mean by "the other side" but he will be ducked, no doubt. I can't see Fury, Joshua, Wlad, or Wilder wanting to fight him. The guy presents a lot of problems.

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              • Redd Foxx
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                Originally posted by CaneloMaidana
                He's 37 now and just ducked Ustinov. This is crazy HBO hype.
                WTF are you talking about, "ducked Ustinov"? Are you referring to the fact that he is being sued and HBO refused to have anything to do with the fight until the lawsuit is settled?

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                • Motofan
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                  He's 100 years old. He seems to be a very good heavyweight, but he will run out of years to prove it.

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                  • JAB5239
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                    At 37 he simply doesn't have the time to accomplish becoming an ATG, l let alone GOAT. Between the ABC orgs, politics and every teams needv for the big payday, it's not possible. Great talentbthough, to bad he got such a late start.

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