Who wins this and how?
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442Fast by knockout13.64%62Fast by decision27.27%12King Kong by knockout56.82%25King Kong by decision0.00%0Draw/too hard to predict2.27%1Last edited by Fury4daWIN; 12-20-2015, 01:44 PM. -
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I think Fury manages to get him out of there after sustaining damage in a war, certainly wouldn't be confident though.
Ortiz is legit, dangerous, dangerous fighter.Comment
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Ortiz is not a scared man like Klitschko. Also his boxing skills are much better than Fury's. Power is on another level.
Fury will duck him. He can't fight Ortiz like he fought Klitschko, he would eat uppercuts till he goes to sleep.Comment
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... Ortiz (like Wilder) has a daughter who suffers from a rare illness...Comment
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fury beats him and makes him quit on his stoolComment
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*****s voting for Ortiz doe lmfao this forum is too muchComment
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He wouldn't fight Ortiz the same as Wlad. He would still have to make great use of his feints though, try to force Ortiz to throw a counter then launch a counter-counter when he opens up. Ming games will be crucial here, just as they were before.Originally posted by TheUntouchable View PostComment
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The best educated guess I can give is Fury wins by decision.
Fury's movement, reach and stamina will be bad for Ortiz.
I think Wlad and Fury would both be really bad for Ortiz but Wlad would probably worse because I think eventually Ortiz would start getting hit by bombs later in the fight.
Even Wilder with his power, reach, and youth could give Ortiz plenty of trouble.
Jennings didn't have the luxury of picking Ortiz apart at long range and getting out safely. Klitschko, Fury and Wilder DO have that luxury...and Wlad and Wilder have the power to keep Ortiz honest and Fury would be hard to catch as well as being pretty gritty.
Ortiz has a chance against any of those 3 heavyweight fighters but Wilder would be the most likely one he could beat.Comment
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