Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz is All Smiles, King Kong Given a Pass in WBC Final Ruling

[juggernaut666]

By the time he fights Wilder he will be 50 (i think his real age is around 48 ) and he will have been out of the ring 3 years . lol

[vitali1999]

There is always a reason why wilders b1tch ass doesn't have to fight a real fighter and there always will be. Ortiz and Joshua, the two best fighters in the HW division

[kushking]

Everything is a misunderstanding when it comes to your favorite boxer...fighting for a world title, the anti doping contract is in front of you and your team, and you drop the ball??? How serious is high blood pressure?? Why would you not disclose that?? I guess fans will be fans

^^THIS


Completely agree It boggles the mind the mental contortionism these cats resort to when it's their favorite fighter making a complete mockery of the sport.

This is exactly why I like to apply the same blanket criteria to base my opinions upon, so that I can try to avoid being biased as much as possible.

The criteria basically boils down to: If the stars of the sport such as Canelo/AJ/Wilder/Spence/GGG etc.etc. were the ones in this individuals situation what would the majority of fans/fanbois say.

And the truth is that if ANY of those fighters was in Ortizs situation they would be flamed 4 eternity & would never live it down.

[kej718]

What about the WBA? He was Joshuas mandatory too?

[el_locoteee]

My question, as a 3 year Registered Nurse (1 year as a cardiac nurse), is how does a boxer have high blood pressure? That's a very odd finding as most boxers have low blood pressure. Ortiz has been caught taking anabolic steroids (illegal, not over the counter) and of the many high BP medications, he just so happens to be prescribed a very well known masking agent. It's okay because Wilder is going to stretch his cheating ass with or without the PEDs.

Because he is Black, close to 40 and doesn't have a very good diet.

Heavyweight cardio training is nowhere near close to other boxer's cardio on the lower weight class.

[Deus]

What about the WBA? He was Joshuas mandatory too?

WBA upheld their suspension.

[Robbie Barrett]

^^THIS


Completely agree It boggles the mind the mental contortionism these cats resort to when it's their favorite fighter making a complete mockery of the sport.

This is exactly why I like to apply the same blanket criteria to base my opinions upon, so that I can try to avoid being biased as much as possible.

The criteria basically boils down to: If the stars of the sport such as Canelo/AJ/Wilder/Spence/GGG etc.etc. were the ones in this individuals situation what would the majority of fans/fanbois say.

And the truth is that if ANY of those fighters was in Ortizs situation they would be flamed 4 eternity & would never live it down.

Is Ortiz anyones favourite fighter? I don't think i've seen 1 Ortiz nuthugger on this board. Stop inventing.

[BillyBoxing]

Hope Wilder can put his hands on him.

[iamboxing]

It's a banned drug despite being used for legitimate purposes by Ortiz. He was made well aware before the fight.

[JRB123]

Luis Niery, Luis Ortiz, Francisco Vargas
Have all got passes under the wbc clean program. Hmmmm is Sulimain giving his friends passes? Niery B sample wasn’t even tested.

This is what I get from this whole thing...

Ortiz and his team fails to indicate that he is taking pills and then the WBC immediately takes action and removes him from the November 4th fight against Wilder with the quickness. Less than a month later they say that nothing is wrong and he is back in the rankings. This is similar to the situation with Alexander Povetkin.

However, when Francisco Vargas gets caught with an illegal substance in his system the WBC says "oh that's just from tainted meat, he can still fight" and goes ahead to fight Orlando Salido...Luis Nery wins a belt, gets tested positive and the WBC yet again brings up "tainted meat" and he gets to keep the belt.

Seems highly fishy to me