What would be the point of anybody pursuing a fight with an old man who was being kept away from risky fights by Haymon so they use him as cannon fodder for Wilder?
I actually think Ortiz gets the Tom Shwarz treatment.
Again I will ask.... Why not the immediate rematch then? Wilder was game. Fury and his team bailed. They schooled this judge-bribing poser. Complete the job, right the wrong, win all 12 of a rematch, go to Top Rank with the WBC title in tow ..
But they didn't. Just asking why. Yet to hear a real explanation.
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Funny, because 90% of advertising is targeted to people with your I.Q.
Maybe read more carefully before responding to posts?
Again I will ask.... Why not the immediate rematch then? Wilder was game. Fury and his team bailed. They schooled this judge-bribing poser. Complete the job, right the wrong, win all 12 of a rematch, go to Top Rank with the WBC title in tow ..
But they didn't. Just asking why. Yet to hear a real explanation.
fury was 70% and i dont know why you cant see that his team want him more prepared.
What would be the point of anybody pursuing a fight with an old man who was being kept away from risky fights by Haymon so they use him as cannon fodder for Wilder?
As I said, high risk/low reward. But Fury's record doesn't suggest he's "levels above" Ortiz either; even now, I think that's a risky fight for Fury.
As I said, high risk/low reward. But Fury's record doesn't suggest he's "levels above" Ortiz either; even now, I think that's a risky fight for Fury.
First time I had seen Ortiz fight was Saturday just gone.Was impressed by him. Certainly is not miles behind Fury though Fury has the height and speed advantage?
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