Comments Thread For: Joshua Trainer: If Ortiz Had Been 28 - He Would Have Beat Wilder!
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Sure, it’s a valid definition
But I guess it’s important to differentiate those who use resume as a list of ‘wins’ as a tool of comparison between fighters, and those like yourself who use resume simply as a list of who they’ve fought
The difference being a resume usually highlights the positive aspects, not the negative ones like losses and drawsComment
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But draws aren't negative. And I've been on this site and talked to enough boxing fans in my 43 years to know that resume refers to the full body of work. A fighter who gives a good account of himself in a loss (JMM for example) shouldn't have it relegated to nothing because of an unfavorable result. Wilder may have gotten outboxed in a draw, but he legitimately put Fury to sleep. People like to forget that part.Sure, it’s a valid definition
But I guess it’s important to differentiate those who use resume as a list of ‘wins’ as a tool of comparison between fighters, and those like yourself who use resume simply as a list of who they’ve fought
The difference being a resume usually highlights the positive aspects, not the negative ones like losses and drawsLast edited by doom_specialist; 12-26-2019, 08:18 PM.Comment
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If Ortiz wasn’t having health issues he wins regardless of age last year ,fast forward to now we aren’t going to see any version of Ortiz defeat a fighter and win a title of any importance . One thing I know about Wilder always seems to pick fighters when they’re vulnerable . His next fights going to be a reality check for most when he losses badly to a prime guy who’s prepared this time.Comment
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