yeah the rematch with Arnaoutis will be really intersting I think.
yeah the rematch with Arnaoutis will be really intersting I think.
"If there's a better chin in the world than Pryor's, it has to be on Mount Rushmore." -Pat Putnam.
The greatness of Mike Arnaoutis.
Despite the fact he landed maybe 5 shots and threw maybe 20 and was just going easy on Ortiz. Prompted Ortiz to say that Arnaoutis and greek fighters are very tough.
Just wait till the rematch when Arnaoutis lands 6 shots and throws 21. Ortiz will be overwhelmed.
I think Ortiz needs a big more of a challange before we can rate his chances against a Hatton or Pac, id put him in with an Uranga, Mallinaggi or someone of that standard, then we can talk somemore about his chances of being a big player at 140.
I think a fight against Uranga would be fun to watch.
I think this one has HUGE potential and knows how to close the show.But I'm always weary of jumping the gun,GBP has done a great Job of getting him seen on some high profile cards and hes taking full advantage of it.I really thought Mike would take him rounds but Ortiz studied him,closed and then dropped the hammer for a big KO.He did wait around a little,almost just looking for one huge shot.Seems to have a level head.
He's stepped up the competition but not immensely,he really needs adversity and need to see him go some rounds,face a punching threat,I think hes been dropped early and come back strong many fights ago but that next big step will answer many questions.Sometimes when everything is going a guys way and hes blowing everyone out...he may get complacent and start looking past the tough work that will be immediately in front of him as a consequence.Ortiz has faced big adversity outside of the ring and over come it,needs to go through it in the ring more so Imo.Definatley one to watch.
I don't see Peterson ever making it to world level. I think Ortiz will though I remember him getting knocked on his arse a few fights back.
wasnt that on the ODLH-Forbes undercard??
I also remember seeing that and thinking how naive he was for stepping in and getting caught.
But you can only beat whats put infront of you and blowing out a guy who`s close to him in the rankings within 2rounds obviously suggests he is ready for the next level of his initiation
Top prospects always look good against c/d/e level opposition (except for the occasional Bredis Prescott moment) but it's when they get moved up to the fringes of world titles that you find out how good they are. I've seen Berto look like a world beater against low level opposition but then he fought Collazo and didn't look anything too special and you wonder how far he'll go. I think ortiz will have a better career than Berto right now but I'd like to see him in against quality first before saying he's going to be world class.
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