Ortiz is an example and more of a man than Abraham

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  1. Thatman

    Thatman No respond troll pactards banned

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    look how the poll is worded. Bias ass poll.
     
  2. dbouziane

    dbouziane ............. Full Member

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    no im not you ****ing noob im talking about how he breaks down mentally when he cant bully someone around like he did berto. he's fallen apart in multiple fights. don't pretend that he hasnt it sounds pathetic. its also rediculous to deny he has serious issues. its not some malicious attack on victor is an objective observation.

    he also is prone to impulsive illegal outbursts in which he immediately realizes he ****ed up and then drops his hands and gets all emo wanting a hug and a kiss. he did it to floyd and he did it to lopez last night. Reiss had to remind ortiz to keep his hands up for christ's sake.

    this isnt rocket science its right there in front of your face.
     
  3. stefanoitch

    stefanoitch Well-Known Member Full Member

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    boxing is not a sensible sport.
     
  4. Toad

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    how are ali and robinson quitters? :huh
     
  5. Thatman

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    Not really. AA won his fight and came back to be even more known.
     
  6. rayc916

    rayc916 Member Full Member

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    Ortiz is a great fighter, but hes reminds me of Judah in terms of getting broken down Mentally against someone who doesn't give up and fights back the full 12 rounds.
     
  7. hussleman

    hussleman Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    AA was forced to continue by his promoter and manager. They knew if AA went the distance he would win the decision in Germany.
     
  8. NeroN

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    Ortiz was forced to continue by his team too. Did he continue ? No.

    Why didn't he continue ? Because he has NO heart and NO balls.

    Deal with it breh.
     
  9. Thread Stealer

    Thread Stealer Loyal Member Full Member

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    It doesn't make him any more or less of a man. Being sensible and more concerned about your health and more liable to quit makes you less of a fighter, boxing is not exactly a "sensible" sport.

    Look at a lot of the examples of gutsiest fighters and performances. Fighting with broken jaws, noses, hands, bad cuts, etc...is not really "sensible". You have to be a little bit crazy to do that.
     
  10. iceferg

    iceferg Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I don't think Ortiz has no heart. He was just very unlucky last night. Still though, I had to press no as Victor didn't lose respect but AA earned it that night and yes Ortiz does have the heart of a fighter, you don't get as far as he has otherwise.
     
  11. |A|C|S|

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    Ortiz will quit everytime the pressures on, your sayin u wanna pay money to watch a guy quit because his jaw was broken when he said it hurt a little bit, your probz the same guys that watch wwe
     
  12. Royal-T-Bag

    Royal-T-Bag Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    how many fighters have continued fighting with a broken jaw? wayyyyyy too many to name, in lower profile fights than this one and fights that would have been less damaging to their reps to quit in. Ortiz was heavy fave and has a history of trying to find a way out, before the injury he was looking for ways out by blatantly fouling for the 2nd straight fight! He's a dirty muther****er and a quitter. If this was the first time he gets a pass but it was not only the 3rd time in recent years that he quit (he has a history of quitting in the ams too) but it was the 2nd straight fight he used blatant fouls to try and get out of the fight when he wasn't able to impose his will. **** Ortiz, I can't support that guy, he shoulda went out on his shield after his history of quitting, a loss going out on his shield would have done him the world of good.

    And who's gonna pay his medical bills? how be he use some of the few million dollars he's made fighting? Don't feel sorry for this millionaire you sensitive little girls. He doesn't have the heart of a top tier fighter.....he's given us numerous examples of quitting, it's time we call a spade a spade.
     
  13. sinosleep

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    Why don't you just put skirts on em already.
     
  14. Thread Stealer

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    Nobody forced him to go through that pain and risk with the broken jaw. They can tell him to go on, but the fighter always has the option of surrendering.

    Look at Tyson-Golota.
     
  15. Imperial1

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