Mayweather V. Ortiz

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Great fight for the sport.... Who u got?

  • Ortiz by KO

    Votes: 10 12.3%
  • Mayweather by KO

    Votes: 24 29.6%
  • Ortiz by points

    Votes: 5 6.2%
  • Mayweather by points

    Votes: 42 51.9%

  • Total voters
    81
Jan 18, 2006
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#7
That charge in a bull shit doesnt work against Mayweather. Mayweather is gonna pick Ortiz apart so badly that i see a ko happening in the 8th round. This aint Berto Ortiz is fighting, time to come back down to reality.
 
May 13, 2002
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#9
Ortiz still has a lot to prove. He's had one big win, and he showed heart and desire he never showed before. A fire was in him that night. He gets props for the Berto fight. I was a critic of Ortiz but he shut me up with that performance and made me have a change of heart of what I think of him as a person and as a fighter.

Ortiz has had two title fights, going 1-1 (Maidana KO loss, Berto win).

Floyd has had about 18 title fights. So obviously Ortiz has to show us he belongs in there with the elite names.

With that said, I do expect floyd to dominate, even if ortiz has that same fire in him he had against berto. One reason I come to that conclusion is because Ortiz doesn't have much of a jab and imo if he wants to get inside on floyd he's going to need a strong jab to do that, or else he'll just be walking into counter shots all night. So unless he develops a great jab this training camp, I just don't see him being able to get inside and landing shots consistently and overpowering floyd.

I expect a late TKO for Floyd or perhaps a UD with Ortiz touching the canvas once or twice.

One point against Floyd, which could be a major one, is by the time of the fight he will have not fought in 16 months. That's a long layoff. Floyd is also 34 years old now he's not a young guy anymore. So if he comes in rusty at all, he may have a few shaky moments early (kinda like round 2 against Mosley) and you just never know with a guy like Ortiz who has power in both hands that could be disastrous. But Floyd is a pro and I expect any ring rust to be gone after the first couple rounds.
 
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#14
Floyd Mayweather Listed as 8-1 Favorite Over Victor Ortiz

By Alexey Uralets, allboxing.ru

Famous British bookmaker William Hill, one of the largest wagering networks in the world, has published odds on Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s scheduled fight on September 17, against WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz. Despite Mayweather entering the ring with 16-months of inactivity, and Ortiz returning from the biggest win of his career - the bookmaker has listed the former five division champion as a heavy 8-1 favorite to win.
 
Apr 25, 2002
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#19
Anyone know how to make a bet in Vegas? Do I just call a bookie or something?

I'd like to bet some money on this with those odds.
You gotta place your bets in the sports book and collect your money there too. If you know somebody out in vegas you can have them do it for you. That's what I do ever since one of my uncle's moved out there. Anytime I win I just have him deposit it in my account and break himself off a piece of the winnings.