I think it's fair to say beating Luis Ortiz...

[rickJen]

So there's no objection here,
Luis Ortiz is Wilder's one and only best win
out of 40 fights...
True?

[LoadedWraps]

...is like beating prime Klitschko.
I mean isn't it how all this arrogance from Wilder and his team started?

If that is the case, then why aren't these clowns in the division
scrambling to get a shot at Ortiz?
Breazeale, Whyte and others should be fighting Ortiz.
Don't you think so?
Look at Wilder.
He's able to demand 50/50 from AJ because of that win.

Fury will beat the brakes off of Ortiz.

[rickJen]

If Luis Ortiz is the man to beat,
then why the heck are these clowns like
Whyte, Parker, etc. not fighting him?
Beating Ortiz will be hyuuuge.
Ask Wilder and Finkel.

[Ray*]

I feel for Ortiz, he is caught between the people who overrate him due to his association with Wilder and the ones who underrate him due to his resume. I think he is a solid top 5 HW, his resume might not reflect it but even those above him their resume isn’t stacked.

[rickJen]

Fury will beat the brakes off of Ortiz.

I agree with you doe.

[brettWall]

It certainly did wonders to Wilder's resume and behaviour.

[rickJen]

Dillian Whyte should now pursue Luis Ortiz.
It will work wonders to his resume, just like Wilder's.
Question is will Ortiz take this fight without asking for silly money?

[Vegemil]

I feel for Ortiz, he is caught between the people who overrate him due to his association with Wilder and the ones who underrate him due to his resume. I think he is a solid top 5 HW, his resume might not reflect it but even those above him their resume isn’t stacked.

At this moment though he's not in the top 3. He wouldn't beat any of them in a fight right now. People need to stop treating these fighters like boogeymen when they've clearly slowed down.

[Ray*]

At this moment though he's not in the top 3. He wouldn't beat any of them in a fight right now. People need to stop treating these fighters like boogeymen when they've clearly slowed down.

That’s why I said top 5

[rickJen]

It certainly did wonders to Wilder's resume and behaviour.

Definitely.
Beating Ortiz was like beating a prime Wlad
as was mentioned in the first post of this thread.
Wilder suddenly thought he's entitled 50% split in a Joshua fight.

Main point of this thread is why aren't the others rushing to fight Ortiz?