Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder Knocks Luis Ortiz Out in Seventh

[Boxingfanatic75]

Still waiting on Wilder's five best wins from these title defenses.

Let me know when you get it.

42 and 0, 40 KOs. Highest percentage in HW history of a champion, 10 title defenses, future HOF fighter.

Ya you’re salty. It’s ok I understand

[rckdees]

Punch stats were damn near 50/50 but there still clowns on here saying he lost every round except the 7th...???....foh

[Gamboal00]

Don’t even go there with Luis being top quality, you have to be a first class ticket paying hype train customer to believe that. Ortiz has NEVER achieved anything in boxing despite being ancient and, before you say it, yep he’s Cuban, so obviously that would mean he was a world class amateur...nope, he didn’t even make the Olympic team. He was an average amateur and an average pro and his only hype credential is he didn’t get big fights...hmmm that’s cos he had no following worth selling a ticket off and couldn’t speak a word of English, so maybe consider that over some fear factor he carried.

Wilder just took out another tomato can, jees well done AGAIN...he can go collect his cheque and watch himself KO 40 statues as many times as he likes, he’s not a boxer, he’s one punch machine, kind of like a carnival attraction.

Shut your dumb pie hole on last night's performance, Ortiz could beat any of the top 10. There's a reason the drug's cheat scumbag Fury and Creatin head-case Anty Joshua have avoided him. Same reason as that creole pin-head Whyte has avoided him like a bad smell too.

[famicommander]

Only people he has fought in current top 10 are Ortiz and Fury. Ortiz is old and past his best and Fury was retired for 2 years and had to lose a ton of weight before their fight. Also Fury's record is questionable. Fight some proper top 10 fighters Wilder!

Breazeale was in the top 10 when Wilder knocked him out.

Stiverne, obviously, was WBC champ when Wilder beat him the first time.

Molina was top 10 when they fought (5 fight winning streak coming in)

He signed to fight Povetkin before Povetkin popped for PEDs.

Both times he fought Ortiz it was voluntary.

[sportbuddha]

Shut your dumb pie hole on last night's performance, Ortiz could beat any of the top 10. There's a reason the drug's cheat scumbag Fury and Creatin head-case Anty Joshua have avoided him. Same reason as that creole pin-head Whyte has avoided him like a bad smell too.

You’re dumb one for being ****** in by Haymon’s marketing. Think about it, you manage a guy that has never won anything, fought pretty much at C Grade the whole time and then he needs to build him up as a relevant challenger for the WBC title. He’s not Mexican, so he needs to make him appeal to a US audience, hey I know what I’ll do, brand him the most feared man in boxing, the one the others ducked. The others ducked him because he was not marketable, common sense, Hearn even signed him and promptly dropped him when he realised he was not going to be a contender and was on PEDs. Grow up and use your own eyes instead of being spoon fed by hype machines, Haymon has you in the palm of his hands.

[D4thincarnation]

42 and 0, 40 KOs. Highest percentage in HW history of a champion, 10 title defenses, future HOF fighter.

Ya you’re salty. It’s ok I understand

Still ducking the question.

Why is that?

It seems as you can't deal with the FACTS!!

[QueensburyRules]

42 and 0, 40 KOs. Highest percentage in HW history of a champion, 10 title defenses, future HOF fighter.

- -Definitely a lock for the TBA HOF!

[John Barron]

ortiz saw the punch coming, took it head on and folded. that's when you know someone's power is for real. kudos to wilder.

[Dmitry]

Ortiz is a beast and Wilder squashed him.

[Offic.Scorecard]

This short review of the fight is pretty much on point