Comments Thread For: Jarrell Miller: Could Be An 'Early Night' for Wilder or Ortiz

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NEW YORK If Jarrell Miller were to bet his own money on the Deontay Wilder-Luis Ortiz fight, he'd place his wager on Ortiz. That has more to do with odds than anything because Wilder is about a 3-1 favorite in advance of their fight for his WBC heavyweight title March 3 in Brooklyn. When objectively analyzing the bout between Wilder (39-0, 38 KOs) and Ortiz (28-0, 24 KOs, 2 NC), Miller could see either fighter winning by knockout early in their scheduled 12-rounder at Barclays Center (Showtime).
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[yoshik]

Wilder absolutely sucks. An "old man" will kick his ass.

[Andrij]

Wilder absolutely sucks. An "old man" will kick his ass.

I would love it if 50 year old grandpa Ortiz KOs Wilder with one punch after what Wilder said about Mike Tyson.

[AdonisCreed]

I like watching Wilder fight but I personally wouldn't be surprised either way. I can see Wilder getting a KO easy and I can also see Ortiz catching wilder and putting him to sleep. Both fighters have power so either way this goes I won't be surprised. I still favor Wilder because Ortiz went 12 with Malik Scott in a boring fight and also I don't know how much those PED's helped Ortiz get those knockouts.

[Bobby Shaw]

There's some good footage of Ortiz running around the track. Looked fit and hopefully he can fight.

[KING5TWENTY]

Great fight both Wilder and Ortiz sre undderated outside the boxing community.

[Andrij]

There's some good footage of Ortiz running around the track. Looked fit and hopefully he can fight.

Also good footage of Ortiz on the pads https://twitter.com/BoxingNewsED/sta...54417362063360

[JakeTheBoxer]

Hope Wilder wins by a big KO. That would make Wilder -AJ bigger. Thats the fight a wanna see.

[Deletrious]

Damn good analysis by Big Baby. I remember not too long ago he said he wouldn't fight Ortiz because it was too much risk versus reward.

[ShoulderRoll]

Ortiz is a very dangerous opponent for Wilder. Deontay deserves credit for taking on the challenge when he didn't have to.