Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz Finalized For November 4, Showtime

[paulf]

Wilder could have fought a trilogy with Stiverne in the time it took to get this done.

[Bronx2245]

Now that's "wassup!" Props to PBC once again! 2 Top 5 fighters facing off for a title, and NO PPV! Let's go! Brooklyn, I see you!

[Madison Boxing]

fair play to wilder. looking forward to this one and full props to the winner.

[alexjust]

Finally some kind of test for Wilder.

[mlac]

I didnt think they would take this risk...and it is a big RISK, haymon is sticking him in with a guy who could very well beat him and then they lose the huge AJ payday?

Regardless its a great fight, surprised but happy they made it.
Will be betting on an Ortiz KO.

[elcashanilla]

FINALLY i like this fight its not going to sell that good in NY they should've done it in Wilder hometown since these guys dont sell alot of tickets

[Pigeons]

damn good fight.. lets see if all the morons who act like wilder was ducking will say they were wrong

No they'll just ignore this thread.

[TheBigLug]

Good fight!

Also, i've never been too harsh on Wilder because he was prepared to go to Russia to defend his belt v Povetkin and now he's taking this fight. His resume isn't great but it's a start.

I think we're starting to see more and more competitive fights in boxing, maybe the broadcasters are clamping down on promoters giving them garbage fights. It's good for the sport and i think it'll get people into the mindset that it's alright for fighters to take a loss as long as we're getting good competitive fights.

[Chrismart]

2017 been doing ok huh?

[Motofan]

I have Ortiz by stoppage. Wilder has little to offer outside of an enormous punch. The skill gap is huge here.