Comments Thread For: Wilder Would Agree to Fight Ortiz Again, Wants to 'Punish' Him

[Boxfan83]

I dont understand why Wilder would fight Ortiz but not Whyte for 5 million?

[Money Shot]

Talk is cheap.

[SN!PER]

I'm finna smoke this Cuban.

[LetOutTheCage]

I can understand not being rushed to fight Klitschko. I doubt if he hadn't lost to Fury if Joshua would have fought him at the time he did either.

Haye hasn't been relevant to the division since he stubbed his toe. I don't think he would've been a threat to Wilder despite the "sparring" sessions.

I cant say whether AJ would have fought him or not if Fury hadn't beaten him first but he did fight him and beat him. So that's all speculation now.

The point that Wilders team said he wasnt ready isnt. And it wasnt down to peds or boxing politics, purely down to Wilders team thinking he wasn't up to the task.

[kushking]

This now opens wbc to being sued along w Sulaimans fat ass,as any fighter who pops dirty will now have a precedent to get off.

This wasn't even a case like athletes with tainted meat thats widespread in certain countries,this is a fighter who admitted to breaking vada rules by using illegal masking agents while playing ******ed as if he didn't know better,this AFTER conveniently having supposedly missed a flight & press conference beforehand. Only a straight ****** would believe this teletubbies bs story ESPECIALLY since hes been popped before & knows full well the rules of testing,VADA requires all boxers to go through thorough orientation & classes even about the cbp.

It's hilarious how many fanbois I've watched bîtch & moan about certain fighters supposedly being cheats despite never popping dirty & having used vada in all their fights; yet somehow these cowards use mental gymnastics to rationalize it being EVERYONE else's fault but this BUM ortiz.

[Deletrious]

I was so excited for Ortiz after Jennings. So many career delays, management changes, and now drug issues. I still want to see a Wilder shot, though I'm not longer rooting for anyone in particular.

[kushking]

I cant say whether AJ would have fought him or not if Fury hadn't beaten him first but he did fight him and beat him. So that's all speculation now.

The point that Wilders team said he wasnt ready isnt. And it wasnt down to peds or boxing politics, purely down to Wilders team thinking he wasn't up to the task.

When did they say that? Proof?

[future hendrixx]

what is the point of testing if cheaters are allowed to be ranked and given paydays regardless? might as well stop testing and let everybody juice. this clown ortiz shouldn't even be licensed to box at this point. wilder is a prideful person but i hope he never entertains ortiz again. cheaters don't deserve to fight for a title. and why do ppl keep referring to ortiz as big threat. yeah hes a threat because he's a cheating POS. if they agree to fight again he'll cheat again and try not to be caught this time. whens the last time a boxer claimed to have HBP. this scumbag needs to be shipped back to cuba.

[HarvardBlue]

I cant say whether AJ would have fought him or not if Fury hadn't beaten him first but he did fight him and beat him. So that's all speculation now.

The point that Wilders team said he wasnt ready isnt. And it wasnt down to peds or boxing politics, purely down to Wilders team thinking he wasn't up to the task.

I know I'm speculating but you're also acting like Klitschko made Wilder an offer and he turned it down. A manager saying he would like to groom his fighter for a big HW fight at that time is understandable. It would be different if those same words come out of the fighter's mouth. Wilder has never been the one to seem to shy away from a fight. Joshua hit the jackpot after Klitschko lost and the Fury rematch fell through. Klitschko could've easily picked Wilder but the incentive was to fight Joshua.

[Robbie Barrett]

Will be Breazeale instead. All talk.