Robert Garcia sets the record straight on victor ortiz

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  1. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    Berto just gave up, seriously. Watch it again - he stops throwing the jab, he just stops working.
     
  2. sportofkings

    sportofkings Boxing Junkie banned

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    thats why he lasted the full 12 rounds of pure pressure from Ortiz:think

    Nah, Ortiz deserves his props for the heart he showed in the fight, he was in a position where he could quit and he didnt take it, he fought back and knocked Berto down in the same round.
     
  3. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    Pure pressure? Dude, Victor performed well but it was hardly like watching Chavez at work. He kept working, but it was more that Berto just didn't want to know. Victor played a part in that, but it's not like Berto was still coming back at him.
     
  4. Relentless

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    most of us knew berto was a fraud look at my old posts/threads for example, berto has a weak chin and cant fight on the inside, he's been fed tomato cans to build him up.
     
  5. sportofkings

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    So you wouldnt call what Ortiz did pressure?:think

    Your blowing what i said out of proportion, I made no reference to it being a particularly skilled or spectacular performance, but he did beat Berto with his agression and pressure.

    the main reason Berto wasnt throwing back was because he was being hurt and outfought by Ortiz.
    thats irrelevant to my point, anyways Berto never fought any big fights at welterweight but I wouldnt call him a fraud. Collazo and Quintana were decent scalps for him at the weight, and he was signed to fight Shane Mosley before the Haiti earthquake forced him to pull out. So its not like he wasnt prepared to fight any good fighters at all.
     
  6. Relentless

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    oh please the haiti excuse again, his second cousins dog or something died and the week later he was partying at a NYC club, he could have easily postponed the fight and collazo was beating him.
     
  7. sportofkings

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    Your some dick relentless:lol:

    I would accept that as legit excuse, whos else can say otherwise? He hardly knew the ****ing earthquake was going to happen a couple of weeks before his fight with Mosley did he? If he was going to pull out anyways for any old reason why leave it till two weeks before a big fight, where the tickets would already have been sold and his credibility damaged by a lame excuse?

    I scored the Berto-Collazo 114-113 for Berto, and it was hardly a robbery even if you felt Collazo pulled it off.
     
  8. Relentless

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    without the earthquake he wouldnt have a good reason to pull out.
     
  9. sportofkings

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    So are you saying he would have through with the fight had the Earthquake not happened, or that he was ready to make some lamet excuse up anyways, and the earthqauke saved him the trouble of doing that?:think

    Do tell, because it sounds like your talking bollocks to me.
     
  10. Relentless

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    berto would have found a way out like the way he always avoided challenges.

    he was at one time in the division with margarito, cotto, pwilly, cintron, clottey and mosley and which one did he fight?
     
  11. sportofkings

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    thanks for replying to my comment a week later, when I couldnt be arsed about the discussion anymore:good
     
  12. Beeston Brawler

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    I'm more inclined to believe what Garcia/Rios say on the matter than Ortiz, who always comes across to me as having a personality disorder.

    One minute he's the slimy primadonna with a smile on his face talking about money and how he's the kingmaker..... the next he's trying to be a badass.

    And failing miserably at both - I mean..... surrendering against Maidana when all he was being hit with was wild right hands with a postage stamp on them.... and then the lack of desire to close the show against Peterson. He's really not all that.

    Rios vs Ortiz would be a cr@cker.... Rios by stoppage in the middle rounds :yep
     
  13. Relentless

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    well im sorry i didnt read your response to me earlier your majesty.
     
  14. Relentless

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    people say that that robert garcia is bitter but his entire family have disowned danny, what do they have to be bitter about?

    plus he took it fine when joan guzman, brian viloria and even fernando vargas left them to be trained by other trainers.

    and to those who say he was looking for victor to make him money... what about the hundreds of other children that they shelter who dont even turn professional?
     
  15. Scotty321

    Scotty321 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This. Lets face it, trainers and fighters talk shite for a living.
    Ortiz did redeem himself against Berto though. That said, I see dftaylor point about Berto. He didn't take it to him in the way Maidana did. He looked like his talk was empty half way through the fight.