Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz Decisions a Durable Christian Hammer Over Ten

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Barclays Center, Brooklyn - Cuban heavyweight puncher Luis Ortiz (31-1, 26 KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Christian Hammer (24-6, 14 KOs). The scores were 100-90, 99-91, 99-91.
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[Santa_]

Clean sweep.

WHO NEX!

[Falkano]

Be interesting to see the landed stats as Ortiz seemed to take a lot of shots.

[TheCell8]

Ortiz is a good fighter relative to the HW division. Which is one of the worst divisions in the sport.

Sloppy, slow and lethargic are all words I'd use to describe the fight. He's not beating anyone in the top 3 for sure, and might not beat some top 10 guys either.

[clickclackBANG!]

Disappointed in Ortiz. Watched all his fights since 2014. He looked average in his last fight and in this one too, I reckon Wilder, Aj, Whyte, povetkin will KO him.

[Iron Fister]

Ortiz was eating way too much leather. I feel like he will get KO'd by Whyte if they fought

[Boxing Logic]

Ortiz has been way past his prime for years. When 40 year old Tony Thompson lasted 12 rounds vs him, that should have been the clue to everyone that he was past it, which he clearly was. He still looked explosive in that fight, maybe not as much as before but still pretty explosive, but his output, his pace, slowed because age took his stamina away.

And for KO punchers, stamina is EVERYTHING because it's HARD WORK to knock out top opponents! They need a full tank of gas to put that work in, to follow up with combinations when their opponent is hurt, to keep the pressure and output high to fatigue their opponent since fatigue is what causes knockouts even more than power does. In other words they need to OUTLAST their opponents in wars every time and that's a lot of work especially if it's a top opponent! Once that stamina goes, so do the KOs. Just look at Pacquiao. By age 33, the KOs disappeared even though he still had elite speed and very good power! Yet what was missing? The stamina, the punch output to keep beating his opponent up round after round punch after punch until they couldn't stand up to it anymore.

GGG and Kovalev also stopped getting many KOs once they hit that age and the stamina left. Many others as well. Well, Ortiz is like 10 years older than them... lol. And we know he ain't getting decisions over Wilder in the US, or AJ in the UK or the US, so what exactly is the point of watching him fight those guys if he doesn't have the stamina to get the KO anymore, but the sport is too corrupt for him to get the decision?

[BigStomps]

Anybody else notice the referee from the Ortiz fight looked like Gru from De****able Me???

[Phenom]

Disappointed in Ortiz. Watched all his fights since 2014. He looked average in his last fight and in this one too, I reckon Wilder, Aj, Whyte, povetkin will KO him.

Povetkin looked worse in his last 5 fights

[Phenom]

Ortiz was eating way too much leather. I feel like he will get KO'd by Whyte if they fought

Hopefully that fight is next