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As far as I'm concerned, Joshua "bombed" twice! Joshua vs. Takam was trash, and Joshua vs. Parker was garbage too! Joshua's best fight, is the fight he got dropped by a 40yr. old man, who was inactive for over a year! Joshua swerved Ortiz with Hearn's blessing! PATHETIC!
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I heard Joshua saw him in the corridor backstage after and offered to take him outside but Big Baby ran the other way.Comment
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I hate Fat phuck Miller, but I do enjoy Joshua looking uncomfortable. First fake nice guy and fake tough guy in historyComment
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I most certainly can compare Ortiz to Wlad! Wlad was coming off a loss on November 28, 2015, when he fought AJ on April 29, 2017! Ortiz was undefeated and had fought December 8, 2017 before facing Wilder on March 3, 2018! AJ won both fights, but they were both very average performances!Comment
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Luis Ortiz was hyped way before the Wilder fight!
March 7, 2016:
So how good is Ortiz?
Ortiz has real power, a nasty streak and fantastic accuracy and timing in his counter-punching. He sets up his shots well with the jab, and his straight left is brutally effective. On top of this, he has started to incorporate more variety in his work, wearing his opponents down with body work and pelting them with uppercuts and right hooks.
If the best heavyweights in the world right now are Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Wladimir Klitschko, and Alexander Povetkin, then I think Luis Ortiz slots in nicely just behind them. I think he's top-5 right now, with plenty of potential to go higher.
Guys like Joseph Parker and Anthony Joshua might be the future of the division, but right now they are far too green for this well-schooled Cuban, and I'd see both walking onto a perfectly-timed bomb and getting knocked out. I fancy the same to happen to someone like David Haye.
For me, the real test of Ortiz's abilities are the guys that I've ranked above him. I think he stands a good chance of putting Wilder on his back. Wilder would have a punchers chance, but I think Ortiz is just too clever and well-schooled for him.
I think his toughest outs would be against Klitschko and Fury. Klitschko, depending on what he has left, could be a very tough fight for Ortiz, as his risk-averse strategy would make it hard for Ortiz to create openings for his offense. At this stage, I think the most likely to beat Ortiz is Fury, as he could match Ortiz on his feet, whilst peppering Ortiz and dissuading him from wading in. I think Fury would be a tough fight for Ortiz.
October 8, 2016:
"Luis Ortiz is one of the most exciting heavyweights in the world and I am delighted to be working with him," Hearn said. "We plan to keep him very busy and let the fans enjoy his devastating power. Luis is an avoided fighter but we plan on giving him the profile that will make that impossible."
http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/i...tchroom-boxingComment
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Lol.. ten thousand more brits packed into Wembley in April to see Povetkin stop AJ again.. game over. Lol.Comment
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