Plenty of guys pass this mythical "eye test" before they go in against a legitimate fighter. Zab Judah passed the eye test too. And then he stepped into the ring with a killer. Personally, I'll trust a guy's actual record instead of creaming my pants because he's crushed a few cans. If Ortiz beats Tszyu he can claim to be a legitimate contender at 154. But as of right now Tszyu has the much better resume and has also fought exclusively at the weight. If Ortiz beats him it would be a superb win.
Who? Funny how you won’t mention names. Please for the love of god don’t mention a shot Tony Harrison lmao.
Ahh yes, they're only "shot" when they lose to guys you don't like. How many world champions and top 10 ranked guys has Ortiz been in with?
Name his opposition that’s better than Egis. He’s beat two decent opponents in an old shot Harrison that got brutally stopped by Charlo years ago and the guy who got shut out by Jesus Ramos.
Grow up you clown. I'm not playing this game with you again. We have had this discussion before and I have answered this question before. You are free to go and find my response. Once somebody uses throwaway phrases like "eye test" they lose any credibility. Tszyu's CV is objectively better than Ortiz's is. It's not even open to debate. It's a fact. Ortiz hasn't even fought for a strap at 147. Tszyu is a world champion at 154 and has beaten two legitimate former world champions. Ortiz has not done any of those things, even at 147. End of. If you want me to elaborate, go and find my previous posts on the matter.
This dude was calling out Crawford saying “He was rocked by a bum like Egis” before Crawford sonned Spence
Egis wouldn't beat Mendoza at 154. Egis wouldn't beat Haririson at 154. Hell, he wouldn't beat a decent Horn at 154. Egis hasn't really beaten anybody. Zewski? He was KO'd by Ocampo and we all saw what Tszyu did to Ocampo. Avanesyan? Hilarious. Egis gave Crawford a few headaches but ultimately he was still KO'd.
Egis is a good fighter no doubt it’s just funny the gronks trying to discredit Tszyu’s resume when he has beaten former world champs Harrison and Horn also beat Hogan who was robbed against Munguia and beat Mendoza who was coming off a KO win over Fundora. Not Tim’s fault Charlo ducked him.
At this point, I'd still take Crawford over Ortiz. Ortiz is a JMW, but he doesn't have a JMW resume yet so we still have to go by WW, and Crawford is simply too multifaceted. I can think of a number of ways front/back foot and even on the inside that he could beat Ortiz. Now with this being said I still think Ortiz is the truth and he and Boots are eventually gonna run over everyone else from WW up through MW. Crawford I think would be Ortiz's poison.
Before he lost to Fundora, I did a write up on how shoddy his resume is, it went in one ear and out the other. Now that they have their in denial.... but his forehead got cut excuse!!! They can just pretend like he wasn't taken to school by a brawling pressure fighter, and could never adjust to Fundora moving his head to the right and jabbing. Anyway, here's what I wrote.Sums Timmy's career up fairly perfectly. The Tszyunuts are way out of control on this thread, so... time for a much needed reality check. Just who has Timbo beaten? Wade Ryan is a tricky operator for bums looking to get found out, everyone else beats him fairly easily, he was basically already a journeyman when they fought. Jack Brubaker, about as Aussie level as they come, aside from the controversial gift over Nurse, never had a truly notable win. Bowyn Morgan, unproven on every level, most of his opponents, even the hardcores haven't heard of. Dwight Ritchie, RIP, but aside from a few domestic level bums, never had a notable win, also no power to speak of. Jeff Horn, so... here's the impressive one, oh wait... pre-Bud shellacking it would've been impressive, but post nearly being beaten to death by Michael Freaking Zerafa twice, come the **** on! He wasn't ripe for the picking, he was severely bruised and rotten to the core. I can't think of a Top 15 LMW that wouldn't have beaten him at that time. Dennis Hogan, I really like him and he got stiffed against Munguia. But pretty much anyone who cuts the ring off well will beat him. One of Tim's better wins. Steve Spark, the win means next to nothing. He was fresh off a move from 140 to 147 , and he couldn't polish off Brubaker, so his power hadn't carried up, then he moves up to 154 where has even less power. He immediately dropped back down to 140 after this quick big payday. Takeshi Inoue, another guy I like, but also another guy who's never had a notable win to his name. He's best known for getting outworked for 12 rounds straight against Munguia. Recently went life and death with absolute novice Weljon Mindoro, who was blowing out of his ass for the last 8 rounds. Terrell Gausha, who managed to drop Tim fairly hard in the first round, here in the States, is a virtual nobody. Never had a big win, aside from that horrendous scrub Jamontay Clark, best known for being ravaged by Golub, Rosario and Fundora, and getting Papa Al to protect his ass twice. Gausha has lost every time he's stepped up, shut out by both Lara and Lubin, who ain't that great himself. Carlos Ocampo, has beaten exactly who again? He's a can crusher who's been feasting on Mexican cab drivers his entire career. His three claims to fame, he got his guts ripped out by Spence in 1, then beat Zewski who's one of the biggest jokes Canada has produced in the last decade. Then he lost wide to Fundora, sure he went the distance with him, but so did Sergio Garcia who got ransacked by Yoenis Tellez. Fundora also couldn't stop 6 fight novice Daniel Lewis. Tony Harrison, the biggie that they all love to brag about! Here in the US, he's not held in high regard. He's primarily known for his terrible gas tank and glass jaw. The man got ragdolled by friggin Willie Nelson and Jarrett Hurd for Christ sake. He also came within a **** hair of being KO'd by goddamn Cecil McCalla, who couldn't crack an egg. Tony also struggled mightily with an ancient Ishe Smith and got perhaps the gift of the year over Bryant Perrella who systematically took him apart, Bryant's two claims to fame was being violently KTFO by Abel Ramos and Yordenis Ugas, who couldn't legit stop Mike Dallas. ToBut.... but.... but Tony beat Jermello! Yeah and? I picked him to beat Jermell. Because Jermell is a ****ing terrible boxer. He relies mainly on his KO to bail him out, after being outboxed on at least 10 occasions. This time he wasn't so lucky, but he got even in his next outing. So congrats to Tim, he's WIllie Nelson level! Brian Mendoza, huge fan of the guy and he's one of Tim's better wins. But let's be honest here, Rosario is a glass cannon who was sparked by Gallimore before he lucked out by being put in the ring with another glass cannon in J-Rock. Sure his win over Fundora was impressive, one I also predicted, and why is that? Because Fundora had almost been KO'd by Lubin the year before, and has been a KO waiting to happen for years. Aside from that, what has Brian done exactly? I'd love to spin his loss to Ramos, but I can't, at best he won two rounds. Hell, Ramos performed way more impressively than Tim did, certainly won more rounds. I'd also like to say he deserved to win over nobody Larry Gomez, but he didn't, at best it was a draw. He also couldn't KO Cornflake Lamanna which is just shameful. So sure, Brian is improved, but improved how much, we don't really know. So cool it with the hyperbolic non stop chimney load of smoke you're blowing up his ass. He's beaten three Americans most people here couldn't pick out of a goddamn lineup. Partially because the sport is basically dead, and also because they're simply not names. Harrison maybe people know, because he got a close win over Jermell and then got KTFO out by him. So give it a rest about Americans fearing this clowny jackass, because no one is sweating him in the least.
I think this is a very intriguing fight. Crawford is obviously the favorite, but Ortiz present some challenges for Crawford. Let's not forget Crawford's performance in the Avanesyan fight. He didn't like the pressure coming at him and he was getting hit a lot. Ortiz brings pressure and power and if Crawford is not careful, he could get clipped. The older Crawford gets, the gap is only going to narrow as Ortiz gets better.
We know what your eyes are like You say its a Floyd, Canelo, Tank world so far LOL Who ya gonna pick next ?? lol