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Quote Originally Posted by fan johnny View Post

I only stated the facts, no myths.. I re-read your posts and basically, you're saying that Ortiz is a big dude so his power will have greater effect on Floyd but do you think P4P wise and even H2H on the latter case, that Ortiz punches harder than Chico and Delahoya? Floyd has fought and overcome all styles and sizes and Ortiz is nothing new. He either goes all offense or all defense and is unable to mix them up well, there's no in between with him. If he attacks Floyd, he'll get taken apart cuz that what Floyd relishes. He's at his best when fighters get offensive on him plus ortiz is in some more deep trouble here because Floyd fights southpaws very aggresively. ORtiz has no edge over floyd from the outside or on the inside so I just dont see his size being any kind of problem.
I believe that the article on wrist size related to a fighters power is a myth because the original author used selective numbers from only a few fighters and came up with a theory based on his sampling. It just doesn't have enough evidence to prove anything and is highly subjective. You could easily turn the theory around and use small sized wrist fighters that have power.

Basically but Not exactly. I'm only saying Roger's concern about Pacquiao is misplaced because Ortiz has the "potential" to do more damage to his nephew with a well placed punch.

To address the second part of your post anyone who says Ortiz has the skill set to give Mayweather problems doesn't watch Mayweather fights. Having said that, Ortiz can be at 24, having desire and coupled with Floyd's low output also has the potential to give Floyd problems. I think Floyd will bait Ortiz the same as he does with many pressure fighters. I think this is exactly why Floyd got caught by Mosley in the second round.

Does Ortiz punch harder than Chico or Dela Hoya? I don't think it matters. What really matters is how many times he can catch Mayweather with a clean shot to the head. It only takes one clean punch in the right place to produce a KO. I'm almost positive if the fight goes the distance, Ortiz loses on the cards. And I'm also almost positive that Floyd won't put himself into an offensive position long enough to KO Ortiz.