The Allen/Ortiz fight is a complete joke.

I don't mind this fight, want to see if Ortiz has power that everyone claims, if so you will see a knock out. If not ppl will just say hes a bum . for me it will show allen is tough as everyone says he is. Im not expecting an Allen win but he can go the distance I think.

 

Anyone that survives Wlad sparring sessions without getting knocked senseless can go the distance,i consider Joshua a harder hitter than anyone as well, and whyte hit him with some hammers. Ortiz really has to pound him out,who knows what will happen if Ortiz doesn't get a early k.o ? I would say Ortiz rep is more on the line here,personally im going to expect it a 12 rounder based on I was not sold on Ortiz before his last fight as far as being an unstoppable power house.

 

Again you are not paying attention. Re read what I wrote, Joshua uses Allen for sparring because he can be durable.I don't know how hard Joshua hits in sparring I know wlad hits very hard and have seen him practically tko Izu Ugonah on vid.

Come back after the fight and then say wow Allen lasted 12 rounds.

 

I disagree whyte is very heavy handed, I think it has a 70% chance of going 12 based on both guys last fight. I don't really mind a k.o from Ortiz to make the Joshua fight more marketable,but I have seen no improvements from Ortiz ,hes hit his ceiling . I cant imagine Allen not going to be better getting good work in with the Whyte camp.

 

This is an 8 round fight guys. So actually ortiz has 8 to try and get him outta there.

 

Allen has almost no chance at beating Ortiz but atleast Ortiz is staying pretty active and its an 8 round fight buried on the undercard, not much to expect in that spot anyways.

I've seen Ortiz being mentioned as possibly meeting Whyte if he gets past Chisora, that would be an interesting fight if it does happen.

 

Ortiz has been ducking Fedosov since before Jennings.

 

This would be a terrific action fight. Too bad Fedosov has been pretty inactive since the ESPN tournament, he's a fun heavyweight.

 

He's been inactive b/c he'd been waiting on GBP to finalize the deal they had since Vindondo. He overpriced himself at 100K. But then he says he'll take the December date for 100K, but they give Jennings more than double that just to ensure a crackable chin is in front of him, and no OH rights that could possibly derail the hypetrain. At least nothing with any real sting.
Then, Fedo goes as low as 65K and they sign Thompson, while still under supsicion of using masking agents and banned diuretics. Fair play to Thomspson, he's a hard worker and doesnt care to be embarrassed so long as he's got an outsiders chance of exposing a flaw. But, at 44/45??? His name value has long since lost it's brand. Sure a couple fluke KOs where he survived Price and exposed his freeze factor and not being the lazier of the 2 lazy SOBS in the ring vs Solis....but even Chazz Witherspoon, a name that rates quite highly on Tiger's resume, would tame the Tiger at this stage.

Point being....when GBP promoted his career, they surely saw something negative to spend more money on guys who don't really prepare Ortiz from a Potvetkin, or a Joshua, or even a Whyte ffs.

This guys a convicted steroid user who's claim to fame is coming in with absurd amounts of synthetic T in his blood and knocking out a generally considered durable Koyode.

I cant wait til an ill prepared Ortiz comes face to face with a Potvetkin or even a Pulev or Ustinov type.