Povetkin>Ortiz

Pov would knock him out. Pov has had 166 fights amateur and pro and only lost 9 times. And all 7 of his amateur defeats were avenged so that means in all the time he's been boxing only 2 men have beaten him that he hasn't avenged his loses to and in both instances they were way bigger than him and held huge almost unfair physical advantages over him.

Pov vs Wlad

6'2'' vs 6'6''
225¾lbs vs 241¾
75'' reach vs 81''

Pov vs AJ

6'2'' vs 6'6''
222lbs vs 245¼lbs
75'' reach vs 82''


And Wlad was allowed to get away with blue murder against him, Octopussing him half to death and using his size, strength, and weight to rag-doll him.

And even though he was 39 years old and past his prime against AJ and had all those huge physical disadvantages to contend with and overcome, and was facing AJ in his backyard in front of an extremely partisan AJ home crowd of 80,000 plus, he put up a hell of a fight and gave AJ everything he could handle and some. I along with many others had him ahead on the scorecards at the time of the stoppage.

And in both instances he was facing the #1 three-belt unified champions of the world, one of whom is one of the greats and dominated the HW for a decade. They, like he was, are both Olympic gold medalists too.

Pov as a pro>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ortiz

And Pov had a superb amateur career

Pov's amateur accomplishments>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ortiz's


Amateur record 125-7 (all 7 loses avenged)

Olympic Games
Gold 2004 Athens Super Heavyweight

World Amateur Championships
Gold 2003 Bangkok Super Heavyweight

European Amateur Championships
Gold 2002 Perm Super Heavyweight
Gold 2004 Pula Super Heavyweight

His amateur accomplishments in total:

August 2004 Olympic games Athens 1st place
February 2004 European championship Pula 1st place
November 2003 24th Copenhagen cup Copenhagen 1st place
July 2003 World amateur championships Banghok 1st place
May 2003 Russian championship Ulyanovsk 2nd place
April 2003 22nd Gee Bee tournament Helsinki 1st place
March 2003 International competition Warsaw 1st place
February 2003 54th Strandja Cup Plovdiv 1st place
November 2002 Russian championship Vladivostok 1st place
October 2002 International tournament Warsaw 1st place
July 2002 European championship Perm 1st place
May 2002 Russian championship Rostov 1st place
March 2002 International tournament Rome 1st place
February 2002 53rd Strandja Cup Plovdiv 1st place
November 2001 Oil cup Nizhne-Vartovsk 1st place
October 2001 International tournament "Gold Ring" Podolsk 1st place
September 2001 Goodwill games Brisbane 1st place
June 2001 World amateur championships Belfast 5th place
March 2001 Russian championship Saratov 1st place
March 2001 International tournament Halle 2nd place
November 2000 Russian championship Samara 1st place
March 2000 Russian Cup Perm 3rd place

Note that he accomplished all of that in just under 4.5 years.

Before that he enjoyed a successful kickboxing career too.

Kickboxing competition record

June 2000 European championships (professional) Nicosia 1st place
November 1999 W.A.K.O. World Championships 1999 Caorle 1st place
May 1998 Baltic countries cup Kaliningrad 1st place
September 1997 World Junior championship (under 19) Moscow 1st place

Fill Ortiz's amateur accomplishments on the dotted line below

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Alexander Pov vs Luis Ortiz in the amateurs

Pov couldn't miss with his right hand as soon as it dawned on him that Ortiz had zero defence to it, and he dropped him (ref chose not to count it) and stopped him on the outscored rule

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Serge kills it with pure science

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Yes. And don't forget he was facing very solid opposition when he was a fledgling pro too.