Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Survives Huge Scare, Knocks Ortiz Out in Tenth

[Mtodduk08]

Every time wilder fights people find more negative **** to say about him after he KO's Joshua and I am sure it will be ugly and lucky bit what will everyone say then.. Just suck it up Wilder is a bad ass period

[DannYankee]

I was impressed by the Ortiz reflexes, but he couldn't finish Wilder out and got ****** there at the end even tho apparently he would have lost on the cards anyway even if he kept it up. Wilder never gave up and didn't get completely broken that's why he won that fight pure will and power.

[Franco35]

As for this fight and Joshua/Wilder... while Wilder did show he has some resources in reserve and some talent, and deserves credit for it... Joshua/Wilder will be a definite 50/50 fight, just like I said this fight would be... and was. Ortiz NEARLY stopped Wilder, or did some of you not notice? Ortiz, the fighter every naysayer thought was 50 years old, nothing if he wasn't juiced up, and was supposedly slow and worthless. So, according to YOU guys, Wilder beat another can. Woo hoo! I never thought Ortiz was a can, but you naysayers sure did!

There is still plenty of time for Ortiz to fail another drug test after this fight. Lets give it a few weeks before we say he fought clean. Still Ortiz fought a great fight he has nothing to be ashamed of. He would have beaten almost any other heavy weight tonight except Deontay.

[Mtodduk08]

Wilder just keeps making all you haters look like y'all don't know **** about boxing. Its really getting funny as ****, when he knocks AJ's ass out if y'all can't just give the man credit and say damn I was wrong about him then time to start watching UFC

[Squ□redCircle34]

Just stop. Spence Jr today, right now, anywhere, anytime would get Ko´d against Canelo. The first head and body shot Canelo connects will have Spence covering up for life the rest of the fight until he is stopped. Theres a reason boxing has weigh divisions and Spence Jr is nowhere ready for that leap against a good fighter. GGG cant stop Canelo but 147 pound Spence Jr is suppose too??? LOL

Bruh What in the *** are you talking about?!

Who said anything about Canelo or Spence?

This is Wilder's nite, he proved himself a real solid champion!

A long time coming but some no fault of his own!

Slow your roll player, you must be reading my Wall of Shame posts from idiots who've said some of the most casual friendly and idiotic comments to date!

[Illmatic94]

Lay off the crack.

Klinchko's entire reign was a giant stink bomb. that mofo was unwatchable. don't rewrite history just to boost AJ. Ortiz is more skilled, polished and way more entertaining to watch than Klinchko. nobody misses watching a mofo that spent almost a decade clinching and putting fans to sleep.

[sterilizer]

Still, Ortiz was 38 and rumored to be older than that. When there's a fight with a champion in his prime (e.g. Wilder) vs. a very, very good and dangerous veteran past his prime, it is always expected that the young blood MUST KO or at least defeat clearly the older lion.

So did Joshua vs. Klitschko. And both younger, prime fighters, had to fight at home and suffered a lot to win.

Will any of the two have the GUTS (most specially Wilder, because he is the BIG MOUTH that says he's even better than Mike Tyson ever was, yeah, right) to fight a big fight outside home?

It's time for big-mouth Wilder to challenge Joshua in the UK. Put the money where his mouth is.

And if he wins, then challenge Tyson Fury in the UK again. If Tyson is in top shape, I think he would box circles around Wilder and make him look like a fool, but it is just a hunch.

[JimRaynor]

Klinchko's entire reign was a giant stink bomb. that mofo was unwatchable. don't rewrite history just to boost AJ. Ortiz is more skilled, polished and way more entertaining to watch than Klinchko. nobody misses watching a mofo that spent almost a decade clinching and putting fans to sleep.

Right, thats why at 38 soon to be 39 Ortiz hasn't won a single piece of the world title, meanwhile Klitschko by the time he turned 39 unified the heavyweight championship and reigned for 10 years.


Again, I advise that you lay off the crack.

[Scipio2009]

I’ve Been saying this... badly!!!

That'd be a mistake, though, tbh. The best possible Deontay Wilder, if folks think about it, would be a 'heavyweight Mark Breland'; hard snappy jab, deadly right hand, effective fighting the inside, control of defensive range, etc. Breland had his holes, but I can't think of a better coach to max out on the tools that Deontay has.

Some pairings just fit

[Boksfan]

Right, thats why at 38 soon to be 39 Ortiz hasn't won a single piece of the world title, meanwhile Klitschko by the time he turned 39 unified the heavyweight championship and reigned for 10 years.


Again, I advise that you lay off the crack.

At this point crack is the only thing that keeps him alive.