Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz: Deontay Wilder Would Knock Joshua Out in 3 Rounds!

[TX_BOXNG]

Dammnn didnt expect this

I can see the speed and wild style of WilDer giving AJ problems, i still think AJs calm textbook boxing just canceling Wilder, the speed of WilDer can get him the early win

[koolkc107]

I really wish folks would stop using the simpleton illogic concerning what Wilder has made in the past.

IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS FIGHT!

What Golovkin made before had zero to do with what he got vs Canelo.

What Pac made before had zero to do with what he got vs. Floyd.

Most importantly, what Charles Martin made before had zero to do with what he got vs. Joshua.

The most laughable part is that some AJ fans will give the excuse that Martin was paid what he was because AJ needed the belt.

Well, what is more important for AJ's legacy: winning a belt or becoming undisputed?

Which is worth more?

If your answer is that being undisputed is worth more, then you should understand that Wilder is worth much, much more.

It is called leverage...and the longer this plays out, the more Wilder is going to have- and the more expensive it is going to be for MatchRoom.

Send a decent contract, Fast Eddie.

Trust me, you'll be doing yourself a favor.

[2fast2strong]

Oh, I see it like this.... Boxers are proud individuals, Ortiz just got knocked out by Wilder if he said that Joshua can beat Wilder then technically he is admitting Joshua can beat him. Similar to Breazeale saying Joshua will wash Wilder.

Not to mention if you punch a guy for 50 seconds straight without no resistance and you still can’t get him out of there you should keep your mouth closed

Umm no, this guy is a fighter who has fought for a long time and who knows and understands boxing.

He absolutely was not hating or disrespectful, he explained how and why he feels the way he does about the fight and I agree.

And yeah he punched Wilder for however many seconds and still couldn’t get him on the ground so yeah he knows what he is talking about from his vast experience.

That makes him an expert, so why shouldn’t he say what he thinks when asked a question?

And I’m sure you would of got Wilder out of there if it was you hitting him right?

[JWHardin]

And that's coming from the second best heavyweight in the world Luis Ortiz. King Kong has has gotten a raw deal. He has popped only twice or (really once if one can suggest that his diuretics use was for legitimate purposes) for juicing and is currently not ranked by any of the other sanctioning bodies outside the WBC.

However on the other hand, the irony is that Povetkin has also popped twice for juicing and yet he is currently ranked by all four of the major sanctioning bodies as a result. One can have fun figuring that out themselves.

Great point about the rankings BS. Keeping Ortiz out of the rankings for belts Joshua has probably is costing hiim a lot of money. Ortiz is easily a top 3 or 4 heavy, possibly #2 if he had a chance to prove it.

[GlassJoey]

Not necessarily ! Unless Wilder can finish him in 2/4 RNDS without losing a round .

Joshua toyed with Breazeale ,the ref arguably stopped Joshua by stepping in for no reason in rnd 2 as Joshua had Breazeale wobbled across the ring into the ropes as the bell sounded shortly .

Wilder is in all likelyhood going to struggle here and may even get knocked out bc Breazeale will 100% be prepared for him and hes ripe to pull off an upset here . Should he dominate Breazeale from the opening bell it will be impressive but im not expecting that , i think like most of his title fights the 6,7 255 pounder makes it difficult .

I will also add that Joshua finished Breazeale off with a lead JAB after a flurry !

Lets see Wilder do that ?

I expect Wilder to look awful vs Breazeale but still win.

[ShoulderRoll]

Ortiz is on to something. This is why Joshua and Hearn are shamelessly ducking Wilder.

[BirdSong]

funny i think joshua will win in london v wilder, both of them could well end up down multiple times tho, would be great i think, wilder is getting well over rated now, he loses lot of rounds

[asotgod123]

Wilder is longer and faster than Ortiz but it didn’t stop him putting Wilder in a 50 second whirlwind. He hit Wilder once on the chin in that onslaught and yet he still didn’t know where he was He didn’t even hold him just staggered with his chin in the air and got saved by the Bell . Let’s at least say it as it is. No question he is faster and hits harder than Joshua but Joshua is longer and faster and hits harder than Ortiz so we will take our chances against the bronze bomber because one thing you can always guarantee when facing Wilder is a 6ft 7 inch chin elevated to 7ft when he fights on the back foot.

Know you love AJ but no need to lie. Wilder was hit more than once in 43+ seconds on the chin. In fact, he got hit with a right hook which caught him off guard and then he backed up only to be hit by Ortiz with a left that stunned him and caused him to lose his faculty for a few.

[asotgod123]

Cant fault him for having an opinion. Wilder won’t come out aggressive like he did against that tub of lard Bermane. He’ll box cautiously initially but if he sees that opening he’ll take it.

The fight hinges on AJ’s defence. His head movement is almost non existent and he doesn’t slip shots well. If his trainer can work on this then I’d b confident in him. Atm its 50/50.

How do you know Wilder will not come out aggressive? Can you see the future? With the way AJ has pissed off Wilder so far and all of Eddie's lies, I can see Wilder stepping to AJ to knock him out too. AJ is very terrible on the backfoot - even his most loyal fans should be able to admit that. AJ is at his best when he is the one dictating the fight and pressing instead.

[Curt Henning]

Umm no, this guy is a fighter who has fought for a long time and who knows and understands boxing.

He absolutely was not hating or disrespectful, he explained how and why he feels the way he does about the fight and I agree.

And yeah he punched Wilder for however many seconds and still couldn’t get him on the ground so yeah he knows what he is talking about from his vast experience.

That makes him an expert, so why shouldn’t he say what he thinks when asked a question?

And I’m sure you would of got Wilder out of there if it was you hitting him right?

i love AJ fans man...what you just saw was a classic example

this guy is excusing ortizs' opinion on the fight cause ortiz just lost to wilder

meanwhile you have parker saying something similar...and his trainer saying he thinks wilder wins...and when they see that these same guys say "well parker is just mad cause lost to AJ"......completely contradictory and they dont even care...no shame