Dereck Chisora will be stylistically all wrong for Luis Ortiz if they fought now?

What random majority thinks doesn't matter to me. Luis Ortiz did indeed look massively feather fisted in his fight against Dave Allen. When you are unable to blast clowns and low level scrubs like Allen away in a very short time, then there's something seriously wrong with your punching power.

And yes, I have specified what exactly is stylistically wrong for Luis Ortiz. It's a busy aggressive style that Chisora employs with a very durable chin which would be too much for the relatively light hitting Ortiz to crack, because he couldn't even crack the chin of a far inferior heavyweight in Allen.

 

Chisora rises up to the occasion and performs better against better opponents than against lesser opponents due to motivation. He beat Takam because he rose to the occasion. Chisora from the Takam and Whyte fights also beats Kabayel.

At this point, Luis Ortiz has done ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to suggest he is a more proven heavyweight at the top level than Dereck Chisora. What's his best accomplishment in his boxing career? Oh that's right! It's beating Bryant Jennings! Let that sink in for a moment!

 

If light hitting Ortiz couldn't even score a single knockdown, never mind a clean KO over a total scrub and clown like Dave Allen with multiple of his best punches after multiple rounds. He's doing absolutely nothing to a far superior Dereck Chisora. Chisora will make Ortiz look like he has the punching power of a little sissy pssy after he walks through each and every one of his punches. Ortiz will tire from landing so many clean punches on Dereck Chisora that would have no effect on Chisora, and then end up getting brutally stopped himself from fatigue, rather than inflicting any meaningful harm on Chisora.

Chisora is an aggressive fighter with a granite chin. That is what I mean when I claim he is 'busy'. Chisora lost to Kabayel because of motivation. Against better opponents like Ortiz and Takam, he rises to the occasion and performs better.

 

No, Ortiz will lose by TKO after realizing how pathetically feather fisted his weak fists are when he throws everything but the kitchen sink on the iron chinned Chisora, only for those punches to damage his own hands permanently and worse than any damage he'd inflict on the granite chinned Chisora.

 

Granite chinned based on what? Maybe it's more likely that Ortiz is a feather fist that can barely crack an egg at the highest level for him to fail to even score a single knockdown against the scrub in Allen?

 

That's how I'd put it to. But I think I'd make Chisora the slight favorite at this point in time. I think Ortiz lacks the power to KO Chisora and the stamina to fight 12 rounds as Chisora would be able to.

 

Fury is on a much higher level than the scrub that is Luis Ortiz. Not even comparable!

 

What has Ortiz ever done to be a top 5 heavyweight or even ranked higher than Chisora? Beat Bryant Jennings? Lol. Gimme a fu7king break!

 

Ortiz failed to even drop a clown like Allen and stop a clown like Malik Scott. He is not coming close to 'killling' someone who is on a much higher level in Dereck Chisora.

 

Yes, Chisora was so bothered by their punches that he didn't suffer a single knockdown, or even come close to getting knocked out, or stopped, or even stunned. Chisora was so bothered by their light hitting punches that he won pretty much every round against Takam, dismantled Takam and brutally stopped him worse than Anthony Joshua and quicker than Povetkin. Sure, you make a lot of sense!

Not to mention, Chisora walked through nearly everything Whyte and Takam dished out.

Yes, Duhaupas has proven to arguably be a harder puncher than Whyte. But that doesn't mean Ortiz has proven to be a harder puncher than either of those guys. Whyte had already given a previously undefeated Dave Allen a beating en route to a decision win and damaged him pretty bad in the process. Meanwhile, Luis Ortiz faced Whyte's leftover version of Allen and still couldn't score a single knockdown and needed to settle for a corner retirement rather than a clean knockout, proving Ortiz hits no harder than Whyte. If Ortiz really hit harder than Whyte or hit as hard as you claim, surely he should've scored at least one knockdown over Allen, considering he was facing a more faded and damaged version of Allen than the undefeated Allen that Whyte faced? That fight doesn't at all prove Ortiz hits harder than Whyte. Instead, it proves they have even power.

Duhaupas arguably hits harder than Ortiz too. Duhaupas cleanly and brutally one punch KO'ed a previously unbeaten version of Robert Helenius. Find me just one opponent, Ortiz put to sleep or made unconscious, especially an unbeaten opponent. And I don't mean standing TKO stoppages or corner stoppages. I mean, a real concussive clean knockout. You won't find any, because Ortiz doesn't hit that hard as a matter of fact.