Wilders performance against Ortiz was not impressive....

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

The fight was in New York

These Brits barely know how to brush their teeth why’d you expect them to have some common sense

[Boksfan]

Seems like you need to learn it

Ortiz is also an American citizen

Boy you are dense as Wilder himself tell me you little liar that all his fights were in New York. Pathetic liar

[Rip Chudd]

Boy you are dense as Wilder himself tell me you little liar that all his fights were in New York. Pathetic liar

I mean I've seen your posts so I know you're an idiot but nowhere did I say all his fights were in NY. This thread is about the Ortiz fight which was in New York. Man you're slow

[Boksfan]

I mean I've seen your posts so I know you're an idiot but nowhere did I say all his fights were in NY. This thread is about the Ortiz fight which was in New York. Man you're slow

Boy you Wilder bytches are all equally ******

[Boksfan]

These Brits barely know how to brush their teeth why’d you expect them to have some common sense

I don't know about brits but I know where Wilder is from, you ****** bytch on the other hand, have no clue

[Warrior Scholar]

Joshua is susceptible to the cross, Wilder will get it in. Klitshcko did each round (2,3,4) in a row - But my opinion is this, if he's good enough to see Wladimir's cross and begin a defensive head turn in the opposite direction(which he did)...for sure he will earlier anticipate, and survive, Wilder's.

[Rip Chudd]

Boy you Wilder bytches are all equally ******

Not even a Wilder fan. I'm a boxing fan, something I know you know nothing about, it reflects in your posts

[juggernaut666]

Seems like you need to learn it

Ortiz is also an American citizen

A U.S fight is still a U. S fight .

Lou Dibella practically owns barclays center where the fight TOOK place which reflected on the fights scorecards itself so Alabama or N.Y is the same thing .


You seriously cant think Wilder is at a disadvantage anywhere in the U.S bc that is false .

[champion4ever]

Did i watch a different fight to everyone else? How on earth was that a great performance? Ortiz was 39 at the very youngest (mansour says he's 49), no world level wins (but he beat jennings doe), no-one knows if he's actually any good, and looked far from impressive in last couple of performances. Yet he outboxed the young champ for most the fight. And people are saying wilder proved he can take a shot? Excuse me? He brought the Harlem shake back into 2018 when Ortiz smacked him on the chin and it took a LONG time for him to recover with the ref employing the classic 'let's suddenly make sure the corners clean' act to buy him some more time. Yet people slaughter Joshua for beating a more proven/younger fighter and barely getting hit. But he don't want that work though!!!!! Funny how the boxing 'sweet scientists' don't give Joshua any credit for boxing and moving but they are suddenly infatuated with the crude puncher. Winning a decision means you were exposed now apparently, you have to lose most the rounds and land a hail Mary punch to impress on this forum. Keep up the agendas guys, been doing some fine work on this site recently.

If Ortiz was of no earthly good then why did Anthony Joshua opted not to fight him then? In addition, I disagree with your original premise. The victory was impressive because Ortiz was undefeated and avoided by most contenders in the Heavyweight division despite being 49 years old. It wasn't until Wilder with the indomitable fortitude who came along and gave him a voluntary title shot. If anything that was more impressive of him had he never laid a single glove on King Kong in the first place.

[Madison Boxing]

If Ortiz was of no earthly good then why did Anthony Joshua opted not to fight him then? In addition, I disagree with your original premise. The victory was impressive because Ortiz was undefeated and avoided by most contenders in the Heavyweight division despite being 49 years old. It wasn't until Wilder with the indomitable fortitude who came along and gave him a voluntary title shot. If anything that was more impressive of him had he never laid a single glove on King Kong in the first place.

it was a solid win but nowhere near the defining win people are making it out to be. and there seems to have been some shift since the ortiz and parker fights that wilders the favourite on here. at the very least theres a hell of a lot more people picking wilder than there was, which i dont understand when you consider wilder struggled about 5x more with ortiz then joshua did with parker who had a better CV.