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His career wouldn't be over.
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Depends how he gets beat. If Ortiz lands a good punch and it’s lights out, well **** happens at HW. Wouldn’t really hold it against him and would be interested to see how he bounces back. But then again I’ve never been a ball gargler for him and always felt he’s got a weak chin so meh.Comment
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It would not be a big upset. Wilder is only about a 2 to 1 betting favorite. Boxers have come back from KO losses before. Somehow I don't think Wilder would ever be a big deal again if Ortiz wins by KO. What would Wilder do? Become a more careful cherry picker than he always has been?Comment
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What do you mean if ? he's going to loseComment
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I wouldnt be surprised honestly and yes he could come back. Lennox Lewis came back each time from one punch starchings to perceived lesser fighters. I dont think Wilder is any where near Lewis's class but it wouldnt be the end of the world if he lost to Ortiz.Comment
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He could still go after Joshua, only on Joshua's terms then... No more Vegas I guess... He would also have to play the B side, which he'll probably hate... Anyway I could see Ortiz flattening him... Wilder's been rocked around by much lesser opposition... Take his stamina away early, shake him, dictate the pace, negate the windmill and Ortiz has a good chance...
Last edited by Superbee; 01-19-2018, 11:56 PM.Comment
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There's absolutely no chance that Haymon has not put a rematch stipulation in that contract between Wilder and Ortiz in the event Wilder loses (which I don't think he does tbh) so all it'd mean is that Wilder v Joshua wouldn't happen till winter. That's if Joshua beats Parker ofcourse...Comment
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He would still have chance to bounce back but he will cherry pick for the next 2 to 3 fights before a real challenge again. A lot of people would dog him and his name for years to come and it be Ortiz vs Joshua not the other way around.Comment
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didnt happen..Comment
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