Originally posted by Cool Scant
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and all brezeale had to do was beat the mighty Molina.
2) Whyte didn't actually refuse Ortiz, he said he'll take ortiz as long as he's guaranteed mandatory. So whyte has to beat ortiz, but brezeale is ahead of him by beating molina? please huh? total bs.
we make this argument out of principle...
therefore you being a yank, interpret it to
'turbndeded down ortiz'
You think by continiously saying something, it makes it real?
literally Whyte: ill fight whoever as long as im mandatory.
he said he'd fight ortiz no problem within that context.
3) im using ortiz turning down $7m for aj as an example of ortiz turning down fights. whyte has also said ortiz turned down offers.
https://www.givemesport.com/1398600-...deontay-wilder
Wilder told Whyte this week: “You fight Luis Ortiz, win that and I promise you, you have Deontay Wilder.”
how fked up is this...wilder basically controlling the wbc here..
In my last two fights, I fought two former world champions, yet Wilder says that I have to fight Ortiz to be second placed mandatory,
"I offered to fight Ortiz years ago, but he didn’t want to know. He didn’t even want to know this summer and asked for silly money coming off his knockout loss to Wilder.
“He made it clear that he wouldn’t be ready for July 28, which was the date we had available. Funnily enough it didn’t stop him fighting someone else that day.
“Wilder wants me to jump through more hoops that he dictates before I can fight him, yet he fought journeyman Jason Gavern immediately before he fought for the world title.”
normally if id share this, you'd say 'no, bs' but we all know ortiz also turned down AJ for life changing money.
i dont care, 5 weeks or not....what did he get from wilder? that was life changing money you dont turn down when you're earning very little eg $500k vs wilder.
tell me, was ortiz the mandatory when he had that second fight vs wilder?
it is what it is, a pbc in house set up fight, a fix, where ortiz was paid to take a dive.
al haymon doesnt let them earn for their own benefit.
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