Comments Thread For: Wilder: Ortiz Fight Was FOTY Candidate - Rematch Will Be No Less

**5000boxing** · 10-21-2019, 02:49 PM

Originally posted by DaNeutral.

We were hoping he would be WBC champ already but they robbed him of his rightful and clear victory. But like I said, we all know it, we can tell a robbery when we see one. Not the 1st or last PBC robbery of that year either so not even a surprise.

Wtf! How is it a robbery when u you outwiegh a man by 50 lbs.. And is two inches taller and you run, hold, duck the whole night. And u still get hurt and put on you neck twice! Did Fury win the first five rounds? No! And he didn't win the two rounds he was on his neck either! That's a easy seven rounds! But it was a robbery?? Stfu! Wilder was the one robbed! Gtfoh!!!

**DaNeutral.** · 10-21-2019, 03:09 PM

Originally posted by 5000boxing

Wtf! How is it a robbery when u you outwiegh a man by 50 lbs.. And is two inches taller and you run, hold, duck the whole night. And u still get hurt and put on you neck twice! Did Fury win the first five rounds? No! And he didn't win the two rounds he was on his neck either! That's a easy seven rounds! But it was a robbery?? Stfu! Wilder was the one robbed! Gtfoh!!!

Is that actually you Beyonce? I suppose it was a long count too, and Fury had put a gypsy curse on him. Weve heard them all they is all funny stories.

**landotter** · 10-21-2019, 07:22 PM

First fight was a blast that I think lived up to the billing... from about round three on. I expect this to be a fun fight. Ortiz passed on a bigger payday to be a late replacement for Joshua after Miller popped all kinds of positive over and over again just to get this rematch. He wants to even up that record against Wilder and avenge his only loss. I am betting his team has played it over and over for him, and I am sure behind close doors they are emphasizing to him this may be his last chance to write a legacy for himself. He has to know he won't out last the younger, stronger Wilder. He has to hurt him early and take control of the fight. I expect everything Ortiz has left in his tank will be thrown out in this fight. It is not PPV worthy, and I also do not think Ortiz has a great chance to pull the upset, unlike the first fight where most were thinking it was fairly even, lean Wilder. But I do think when the fight is over no one will doubt his heart. And if by chance Wilder is looking ahead or is believing his press clippings Ortiz may get the opportunity of a lifetime for his much needed career signature win.