Which fight was Luis Ortiz coming out party?

[BigZ44]

Definitely Jennings when it happened. To blow through Jennings after he had looked very tough and durable against Wlad was a huge statement and I seem to remember thinking that he may have been the best HW in the world at the time.

[ShoulderRoll]

No.

The one that lost to Kerry Hope..

My mistake!

[_Maxi]

Joshua
Fury
Wilder
Whyte
Povetkin

If you have Ortiz over any of those you don't know **** about boxing. But i know you don't anyway.

And if I say top 6 you ****** Will include Parker and complain again. I'm not mad if you put him sixth.

[D4thincarnation]

The same Proksa that lost to Sergio Mora?

It's the manner of victory, not just the victory.

And I was right as well.

[daggum]

ortiz could very well die in the ring of old age or of a massive cardio arrest. wilder will claim his first body

[Earl-Hickey]

He hasn't had one.

The Jennings win is considered good because Jennings didn't do "too badly" against a klitschko when never won a fight after him.

Ortiz is pretty much a myth and he's never made an effort to fight like a pulev, Povetkin, ruiz jr, miller, Parker etc etc etc he's just chased title fights and whooped on cans his whole career.

[JSN006]

Some degenerate Wilder fans actually try to tell us that Ortiz was such a gifted amateur and when you actually check out his amateur record you realize he was pretty much garbage.

Ortiz lost 7 times to Odlanier Solis in the amateurs and never won a meaningful title.

In the pros he has a record of 0-1 vs former or current champions.

Also Ortiz is fat, very old, has very high blood pressure and is barely medically fit to compete.

You are a ******. Wilder fans and ortiz fans are not mutually exclusive. Lots of pros had crappy amateur records. Ortiz barely lost any rounds as a pro, his skills are undeniable no matter who he faced. We can play who he fought game with anyone, even ruiz who is fighting aj on sat