Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz's S&C Coach Leans To Wilder in Fury Rematch

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Las Vegas based strength and conditioning coach Larry Wade helped top heavyweight contender Luis Oritz prepare for his showdown against WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder in November.

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[champion4ever]

I agree because if anyone should know it should be Team Ortiz and his strength and conditioning coach. Ortiz hurt Wilder badly in their first bout and had him out on his feet.

In addition, Ortiz hits at least five times harder that Tyson Fury does and yet Ortiz still couldn't put Deontay away or get him off his feet.

If that is certainly the case, then Tyson Fury most certainly won't drop or put Deontay Wilder away either. I just don't see how.

He couldn't do it to Otto Wallin either who hurt Tyson Fury in the final round of their bout while sustaining two nasty cuts over his eyes in the process.

[markther]

It’s like when Roy Jones got knocked out by Tarver in their rematch. If you go back and watch that fight, Roy did get up but clearly was unable to continue. The fight before, he beat Tarver by a clear decision and the fight before that, Roy beat Ruiz for the HW title. But the rest of Roy’s career AFTER the KO by Tarver, was where the collateral damage took place.

KO by Glen Johnson
Hurt by Tarver in the 3rd fight
Hurt and cut by Calzaghe
KO by Danny Green
Hurt by Bernard Hopkins
KO by Denis Lebedev

I believe another power shot by Wilder tonight, will end it, even if Fury gets up. Because Wilder will really implode on him and really hurt him with another knock down. A lot of great fighters have said, knock downs that almost put you out and knock outs that take you out, takes something out of a fighter down the road. And it may not always being evident right away but the collateral damage will eventually show.