Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz vs. Ustinov Will Land on Canelo PPV, Says Hryunov

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According to Russian promoter Vladimir Hryunov, Alexander Ustinov will face WBA interim-heavyweight champion Luis Ortiz on September 17th in Las Vegas, as part of the HBO Pay-Per-View card for former two division world champion Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez .

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[Deletrious]

Good call, Golden Boy needs to promote this guy, heavy weight is exciting again, and I like him to beat everyone out there except maybe AJ.

He seems pretty charming if he can just pick up English.

[Snoop Frog]

Would love to see Ortiz vs. Wladimir or Fury.

[el_locoteee]

Good call, Golden Boy needs to promote this guy, heavy weight is exciting again, and I like him to beat everyone out there except maybe AJ.

He seems pretty charming if he can just pick up English.

I think AJ is the easiest one of the belt holders due to lack of experience and skills.

[Deletrious]

I think AJ is the easiest one of the belt holders due to lack of experience and skills.

That definitely may prove true, probably the sooner they meet the better for Ortiz, he's already not young. But I like Ortiz to beat Fury (don't thing he would be flustered like Klitschko did) Wilder or Klitschko.

I think it's a shame Tyson outboxed Klitschko before Ortiz could face him.

[StrangerInTown]

Would love to see this heavyweight match-up live but won't give Saul another dime until he confronts GGG as promised.

[MaksBox]

crap... I may just have to buy this PPV.... come on canelito.... make the fight with GGG.

and honestlly... with Ustinov on the undercard... this should have a good eastern european/asian draw, particularly if GGG is made.

[Corelone]

Canelo PPV? After he ran from 3G. With who? Another blown up Jr Welter? Ortiz is the star of this show. A title fight @154 for Canelo might sell, but the circus fights are played out.

[BigZ44]

Ortiz is a monster and he's on the doorstep now. I guarantee both Klitschko and Fury don't want to face him. Still interested to see how he does against a guy the size of Ustinov, who is enormous. Only problem with Ortiz is that he's in a race against time. Doesn't have much of a prime left at 37 (and he's probably even older then that) so he can't afford a loss

[Hougigo]

Highly doubt it's Lemeuix because it'd have to be at 160 and Canelo has never fought above 155