Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz To Fight Scott Alexander On FOX's Ruiz-Arreola Undercard November 7

[champion4ever]

Ortiz went on twitter after Miller got popped saying he was ready to fight, then turned down $7million and tried to blame his manager for it! That was fucking hilarious!

Yeah! That offer came too late back in April of 2019; Nearly 2 and 1/2 years after Luis Ortiz signed with the PBC, got technically knocked out by Deontay Wilder and left Matchroom back in 2017.

Why come AJ refused to fight him before then; When he was just the IBF heavyweight champion? That was the reason for Ortiz signing with Matchroom in the first place; To challenge AJ for his IBF title.

[BangEM]

Warm up for Wilder vs Ortiz 3. LMAOO.

PBC = home of bums.

[Watcherw1]

you need to stop calling me dude. ruiz and breazeale turned down the fight, ortiz couldn't find anyone else available so how was he supposed to get someone decent

[champion4ever]

Bro - like I said in my above post ...Unlike Wilder(who chose to defend his title against cans) - Aj was busy retiring/Ko Wlad and taking on several undefeated in their prime top 10 Hws - Parker, Martin, Breazele, Whyte and one loss Povetkin!! And btw - going the distance with freaking MALIK SCOTT exposed Ortiz!!! That and His age made him oh so scary! Lol!

Ortiz would have dusted and mopped the Goddamm floor with all those guys. Malik Scott ran all night from Ortiz and refused to engage. He didn't come to fight. He just came to collect an easy payday and to survive by going the distance with "King Kong" which made Ortiz performance look very lackluster. It takes two to fight. You saw what Ortiz done to Dave Allen.

[SN!PER]

Wladimir and the rest of the heavyweight division are lucky that a young, prime King Kong Ortiz was stranded on the island of Cuba for 30 years.

[kafkod]

Yeah! That offer came too late back in April of 2019; Nearly 2 and 1/2 years after Luis Ortiz signed with the PBC, got technically knocked out by Deontay Wilder and left Matchroom back in 2017.

Why come AJ refused to fight him before then; When he was just the IBF heavyweight champion? That was the reason for Ortiz signing with Matchroom in the first place; To challenge AJ for his IBF title.

AJ didn't refuse to fight Ortiz, not then, not ever. Ortiz had 2 chances to fight AJ and he ducked both times. The truth is that without his PEDs, Ortiz is nothing.

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

Ortiz would have dusted and mopped the Goddamm floor with all those guys. Malik Scott ran all night from Ortiz and refused to engage. He didn't come to fight. He just came to collect an easy payday and to survive by going the distance with "King Kong" which made Ortiz performance look very lackluster. It takes two to fight. You saw what Ortiz done to Dave Allen.

Lol!! And it took Wilder seconds to Ko Scott!!! Lmao!!! Old 40 yr slow Ortiz....U making him out to b a beast bc he is the ONLY decent win on Wilders lame padded record of cans!!! Wilder should have 3 losses - 2 to Fury and one to a “ Heavy pre-fight costume” 😂

[rickJen]

They become showcase fighters once they enter the PBC house.

[theface07]

This is definitely underwhelming. A man at his age (67? 68? Maybe 100) can't be mucking around with tuneup fights.

You're right. The grandfather clock is ticking for Ortiz.

[theface07]

Fury, Joshua, Ruiz & Whyte won't dare mention this classy skillful troopers name! They won't risk it! They'll act as though he's done at 41, because in the past they were really shook to take him on when they could have! The 'boogymans' fear is still in full effect - affecting those who are only pushing forward for those few retirement checks

To be honest, it's Ortiz who should be pushing towards retirement. It's a shame he never got recognized until he was in this mid thirties or so. He was one of the more skilled HWs out there.