Luis Ortiz expose Fury and put the final nail in the coffin

Hear that, folks?

That's the sound of @lordlush scraping the keg he's been boozing from these last few months.

Good grief, my sozzled friend;

So it's really for real this time? Finally-inally? Surely this coffin can't take any more nails? It's going into the ground now, right? Oh, jeez, are you sure we put the right guy in there? That fellow in the Under Armour with the tattoo of Africa on his shoulder hasn't been seen since August...




Thread sums up the daily struggle of the anti-Fury massive;

'Undefeated 2018 Ortiz wasn't a good win for Wilder!'

'Fury is ducking badly shopworn 2022 Ortiz who just lost to Andy Ruiz!'

Couldn't make it up. These guys write the satire for you.

 

@lordlosh Another Fury thread?

 

The pudgy Gen X hangover known as @catchwtcrumbum might have described him as a sick weirdo or a nutter if they weren't batting for the same team.

 

Where it concerns Fury, I csn boast a very high rate of intuitive accuracy.

On the matter of Chisora's chances of being Fury's next opponent, I ultimately called it wrong, but I also acknowledged as much, tipped my hat to a fellow poster (with whom I'd shared a reasonable prior exchange on the subject) and repudiated Fury and Warren's selection;

With that said, Fury was never going to box Charr. Only a fool (such as yourself) could have believed he would select that guy.

As much as Fury-Chisora III smells, Dereck is getting the shot for one reason and one reason only, i.e. his visibility to the British casual audience, of which Charr has none. Though I doubt it'll match the buyrate achieved by Fury-Whyte, Fury-Chisora III will do well enough commercially, whether we like it or not.

It should also be noted that the December date was offered to more creditable and marketable names before Chisora was selected.

 

By the way, @lordlosh/@lordlush,

I don't hang on Fury's and Warren's every word like you appear to.

Has either of them mentioned that enquiries were made as to Ortiz' availability for the 12/03 date?

If so, did you ever consider that they were perhaps told by Ortiz' representatives (rather than by Ortiz himself) that Luis could not do that date? He did have a tough bout with Andy Ruiz at the start of September, after all.



And, yes, this silly thread is suggesting, to all intents and purposes, though in a roundabout way, that Fury just swerved Luis Ortiz.

 

List all the guys he swerved to fight opposition like Pajkic, Firtha, Abell, Rogan, Wallin, etc.

 

Usyk swiftly ruled out December, citing R&R. No problem, reasonable enough.

Fury expected Hearn and DAZN (and, by extension, Joshua) to nix the offer to Joshua. He and Warren were keeping the Chisora iron in the fire as the next most saleable option after the Joshua and Undisputed bouts.

While I do not like the bout, it is the most marketable fight available to Fury outside of those bouts.

If Fury-Chisora III was absolutely written in stone all along, surely you realize that Joshua himself had to be complicit in the alleged charade, given that he and his company manage Chisora?

 

Fury had already ruled out the potential Usyk fight. He demanded $500,000,000 within a week or no fight. Pretty clear he wanted none of it.

 

To pick just one out of that list at random, Joey was selected to shake off some rust after a layoff that resulted from Fury having been swerved (the two dates that David Haye, a betting favorite over Fury, failed to keep).

You fellows cannot do honesty.

 

As with the Charr stuff and the post-Whyte retirement stuff, only a fool would take the 'half a billion' stuff seriously.

Fury-Usyk is going to happen, and neither fighter is actually expecting to be paid half a billion dollars or sterling for it.

The depths of desperation you exhibit are quite bizarre.

 

Boogey Man of boxing has returned just in time for Halloween to scare way all contenders and champions, lol.

Yeah the Fury/Chisora fight really sucks but what has Ortiz done to deserve a shot, he's coming off two bad performances and he isn't a draw. Nobody is looking at Ortiz now as a viable opponent now. He should really retire considering his age.