Mayweather was going to win and was winning easily at that point

Ortiz was tired after his flurry, Mayweather would have caught him with 2 more rights to that eye before the rds was over.

If the fight kept going Ortiz eye was going to close and Mayweather would win by TKO. Ortiz took a lot of hits in that 4th rd and if his eye were to close he would have gotten T'd off on as Mayweather was focused this fight for a KO.

 

Try his HOF career before ever weighing 147 lbs.

 

apparantly it takes floyd two clean punches to put Ortiz down... Damn i feel so bad talking about Ortiz who is a top 5 of mine....

 

HAHAHA hater in the building. I dont need to post the resume you already know who he fought and Ortiz didnt do ****. mayweather has been roughed up once in 42 fights and that was Castillo! other then that he hasnt had a close fight and saturday was another cakewalk against a preety damn good oppenet if you ask me

 

Has this idiot not seen Floyd on the ropes before. This is no different than with N'dou. He was most vulnerable against Oscar on the ropes and hatton had Floyd on the ropes for half the fight

 

Even steward mentioned that he could see a stoppage later with floyd backing up ortiz and ortiz not knowing how to fight backwards and floyd getting a 50% connect rate on power shots. Floyd was throwing more than ortiz and ortiz was supposed to be the aggressor.

 

Gee, and this is coming from a writer who says' floyd didn't cheat.
ahh, just as I stated

By Robert Brown: This past Saturday 17th September was the long awaited highly anticipated showdown between Floyd Mayweather and 147lb champion Victor Ortiz.

The match started in fairly standard fashion with Victor Ortiz to many people’s surprise successfully landing straight left hands to Mayweather's body on a fairly regular basis, although Mayweather seemingly had control of the fight and the fights tempo, the fight appeared to be heading down to the standard and familiar 12 round unanimous decision in Floyd Mayweathers favor, however in the 4th round things began to turn sour.

 

Im quite proud that I agree with the guy who has a big amount of posts on here completely, IntentionalButt. Agree with every word of you in here.

Ortiz landed a handful of shots if any significant ones. Mayweather is comfortable at any place in the ring and his defense on the ropes is something else.

Please somebody show me these significant punches of Ortiz in those four rounds. Other than the grazing right-hook in the 4th where Mayweather lost his balance a bit, that started the last barrage from Ortiz, who couldnt land anything meaningful after that one shot, and then the criminal headbutt.

Mayweather won every round easily. It was impressive in my opinion.

 

lol, you mean 2 legal sucker punches

 

Yea, and Ortiz was able to successfully pin him there a couple times EACH round. Unfortunately a sucker punch (es) ended the fight in only the 4th. Wonder what more of that could've produced

 

By Robert Brown: This past Saturday 17th September was the long awaited highly anticipated showdown between Floyd Mayweather and 147lb champion Victor Ortiz.

The match started in fairly standard fashion with Victor Ortiz to many people’s surprise successfully landing straight left hands to Mayweather's body on a fairly regular basis, although Mayweather seemingly had control of the fight and the fights tempo, the fight appeared to be heading down to the standard and familiar 12 round unanimous decision in Floyd Mayweathers favor, however in the 4th round things began to turn sour.

 

There was no need to end it like that. Mayweather would have easily won and perhaps in more spectacular fashion.

 

So bodyshots is all we got from Victor? Exactly, he didnt land anything meaningful upstairs.

Please point those straight-left bodyshots out for me.

In which rounds, at which time?

 

I agree. I think he probably would have TKO'd Ortiz in 9-11th rounds. But like I said, Ortiz had a ton of steam on those power shots he was just barely missing. One of those lands and the whole fight would have changed.
We all knew Floyd was going to pepper him and easily outland the kid. What was unknown was if Ortiz could land his power shots. 4 rounds wasn't enough to give a fair estimate considering anything could have happened with 8 rounds to go.
It was becoming a slug fest and Ortiz could have very well put Floyd down.

 

I never said he landed anything upstairs meaningful, but he was getting closer.
He landed bodyshots in every round. I saw him land a 3-4 punch combo on Floyd's stomach that got Floyd's attention and smile, that Floyd always does when opponents are getting to him.