• Forums
  • Best Betting Sites
  • Sportsbook Promos
  • Best Sports Betting Apps
  • NFL Betting Forum
  • NBA Betting Forum
  • MLB Betting Forum
  • NHL Betting Forum
  • NCAAF Betting Forum
  • NCAAB Betting Forum
  • Soccer Betting Forum
  • Tennis Betting Forum
  • General Discussion
  • Help Forum
  • Guidelines
  • FAQ
  • Forum Updates
    Covers Logo
    Covers App
    Faster picks. Smarter bets.
    All in the NEW Covers App
    Download on the App Store Download on the Google Play Store
    • Sports
      • NFL
        • Back
        • NFL
        • NFL Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NFL Picks
        • NFL Prediction Prices
        • Weather
        • Injuries
      • NCAAF
        • Back
        • NCAAF
        • NCAAF Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NCAAF Picks
        • Weather
        • Injuries
      • NBA
        • Back
        • NBA
        • NBA Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NBA Picks
        • Injuries
      • NCAAB
        • Back
        • NCAAB
        • NCAAB Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • NCAAB Picks
        • Injuries
      • MLB
        • Back
        • MLB
        • MLB Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • MLB Picks
        • Weather
        • Injuries
      • NHL
        • Back
        • NHL
        • NHL Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • Prop Projections
        • NHL Picks
        • Injuries
      • Soccer
      • UFC
      • WNBA
        • Back
        • WNBA
        • WNBA Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • WNBA Picks
        • Injuries
      • CFL
        • Back
        • CFL
        • CFL Home
        • Scores & Matchups
        • CFL Picks
      • Golf
        • Back
        • Golf
        • Golf Home
        • Golf Odds
        • Masters Odds
        • PGA Championship Odds
        • US Open Odds
        • British Open Odds
        • Ryder Cup Odds
        • Golf Picks
    • Odds
      • All Odds
      • NFL
      • NCAAF
      • NBA
      • NCAAB
      • MLB
      • NHL
      • Golf
      • Soccer Odds
        • Back
        • Soccer Odds
        • MLS Odds
        • Champions League Odds
        • Premier League Odds
      • UFC
      • WNBA
      • CFL
      • Election Odds
      • Futures
        • Back
        • Futures
        • NFL
        • NBA
        • MLB
        • NHL
        • NCAAB
        • NCAAF
      • Sports Odds History
      • Politics
        • Back
        • Politics
        • Politics Home
        • Presidential Election Odds
        • Midterm Election Odds
        • House Midterm Odds
        • Senate Midterm Odds
        • Texas Midterm Odds
        • Michigan Midterm Odds
    • Picks
      • All Picks
      • NFL
      • NBA
      • NHL
      • MLB
      • NCAAF
      • NCAAB
      • Golf
      • WNBA
      • CFL
      • User Picks
      • Team User Picks
      • Consensus Picks
        • Back
        • Consensus Picks
        • All Consensus Picks
        • NFL
        • NBA
        • NHL
        • MLB
        • NCAAF
        • NCAAB
        • CFL
        • WNBA
        • Consensus FAQ
        • Public Money
    • Prop Projections
      • NFL
      • NBA
      • MLB
      • NHL
    • Betting
      • US Betting Sites
      • Canada Betting Sites
      • Sportsbook Reviews
      • States
        • Back
        • States
        • US Legal Tracker
        • Revenue Tracker
        • Arizona
        • Arkansas
        • California
        • Colorado
        • Connecticut
        • DC
        • Florida
        • Georgia
        • Illinois
        • Indiana
        • Iowa
        • Kansas
        • Kentucky
        • Louisiana
        • Maine
        • Maryland
        • Massachusetts
        • Michigan
        • Mississippi
        • Missouri
        • Nevada
        • New Hampshire
        • New Jersey
        • New York
        • North Carolina
        • Ohio
        • Oregon
        • Pennsylvania
        • Tennessee
        • Texas
        • Vermont
        • Virginia
        • West Virginia
        • Wyoming
      • Provinces
        • Back
        • Provinces
        • Alberta
        • British Columbia
        • Manitoba
        • New Brunswick
        • Newfoundland and Labrador
        • Northwest Territories
        • Nova Scotia
        • Nunavut
        • Ontario
        • Prince Edward Island
        • Quebec (English)
        • Quebec (francais)
        • Saskatchewan
        • Yukon
      • By Sport
        • Back
        • By Sport
        • Baseball
        • Basketball
        • Boxing
        • College Football
        • F1
        • Football
        • Super Bowl
        • Golf
        • Hockey
        • Horse Racing
        • March Madness
        • Soccer
        • UFC
        • World Cup
      • Betting Apps
        • Back
        • Betting Apps
        • Best Sports Betting Apps USA
        • Ontario Sports Betting Apps
      • Rest of World
        • Back
        • Rest of World
        • UK Betting Offers
          • Back
          • UK Betting Offers
          • UK Betting Sites
          • bet365 Bonus Code UK
          • 888Sport Promo Code UK
          • William Hill Sign up Offer
          • Betway Sign up Offer
          • BetVictor Bonus Code UK
      • Betting Guides
        • Back
        • Betting Guides
        • All Guides
        • Glossary
        • Betting Calculators
          • Back
          • Betting Calculators
          • Odds Converter
          • Parlay Calculator
        • Futures Betting Guide
        • Moneyline Betting Guide
        • Over/Under Betting Guide
        • Parlay Betting Guide
        • Point Spread Betting Guide
        • Prop Betting Guide
        • Sports Betting Guides
          • Back
          • Sports Betting Guides
          • How To Bet On Sports Guide
          • NFL Betting Guide
          • NHL Betting Guide
          • NBA Betting Guide
          • MLB Betting Guide
          • NCAAB Betting Guide
          • NCAAF Betting Guide
          • Golf Betting Guide
          • Tennis Betting Guide
        • Teaser Betting Guide
      • Betting News
        • Back
        • Betting News
        • All News
        • Industry News
        • Podcasts
        • Covers Videos
        • Covers Writers
        • Offers & Boosts
    • Promos
      • Sportsbook Promos
      • Canada Sportsbook Promos
      • Bonuses By Sportsbook
        • Back
        • Bonuses By Sportsbook
        • bet365 Bonus Code
        • BET99 Promo Code
        • BetMGM Bonus Code
        • BetRivers Bonus Code
        • Caesars Sportsbook Promo
        • DraftKings Promo Code
        • Fanatics Sportsbook Promo
        • FanDuel Promo Code
        • Hard Rock Bet Promo Code
        • Sports Interaction Promo
        • Stake Promo Code
        • theScore Bet Promo Code
        • TonyBet Promo Code
      • Bonuses By Region
        • Back
        • Bonuses By Region
        • Arkansas Promos
        • Arizona Promos
        • Colorado Promos
        • Connecticut Promos
        • DC Promos
        • Illinois Promos
        • Indiana Promos
        • Iowa Promos
        • Kansas Promos
        • Kentucky Promos
        • Louisiana Promos
        • Maine Promos
        • Maryland Promos
        • Massachusetts Promos
        • Michigan Promos
        • Missouri Promos
        • New Jersey Promos
        • New York Promos
        • North Carolina Promos
        • Ohio Promos
        • Pennsylvania Promos
        • Tennessee Promos
        • Vermont Promos
        • Virginia Promos
        • West Virginia Promos
        • Wyoming Promos
    • Forum & Contests
      • All Forums
      • NFL Betting Forum
      • MLB Betting Forum
      • NCAAB Betting Forum
      • NCAAF Betting Forum
      • NBA Betting Forum
      • NHL Betting Forum
      • Soccer Betting Forum
      • Contests
        • Back
        • Contests
        • Contests Home
        • Streak Survivor
        • King of Covers
        • My Contests
    • Casino
      • Sweepstakes Casino
        • Back
        • Sweepstakes Casino
        • Sweepstakes Casino
        • Sweepstakes No-Deposit Bonuses
        • Sweepstakes Promos
          • Back
          • Sweepstakes Promos
          • Card Crush
          • Casino.click
          • Chanced Casino
          • Crown Coins Casino
          • FreeSpin Casino
          • LoneStar
          • McLuck
          • Mega Bonanza Casino
          • PlayFame
          • Pulsz
          • Stake.us
      • US Casinos
        • Back
        • US Casinos
        • US Online Casinos
        • US Online Casino Bonuses
        • Casino Promos
          • Back
          • Casino Promos
          • bet365 Casino Promo Code
          • BetRivers Casino Promo
          • Borgata Casino Bonus Code
          • Caesars Casino Bonus Code
          • DraftKings Casino Promo
          • Fanatics Casino Promo
          • FanDuel Casino Promo Code
          • Golden Nugget Casino Promo
          • Hard Rock Bet Casino Promo
          • Hollywood Casino Promo Code
      • Canada Casinos
        • Back
        • Canada Casinos
        • Canada Online Casinos
        • Provinces
          • Back
          • Provinces
          • Alberta Online Casino
          • BC Online Casino
          • Ontario Online Casinos
        • Casino Promos
          • Back
          • Casino Promos
          • BC.GAME Bonus Code
          • Cloudbet Promo Code
          • RainBet Promo Code
          • Roobet Promo Code
          • Shuffle Promo Code
          • Thrill Promo Code
    • Prediction Markets
      • Prediction Markets
      • Prediction Market Apps
      • Prediction Market Promos
      • Kalshi Promo Code
      • Kalshi Referral Code
      • Polymarket Promo Code
      • Polymarket Referral Code
      • DraftKings Predictions Promo Code
      • Novig Promo Code
      • ProphetX Promo Code
      • Underdog Promo Code
      • Betr Promo Code
      • OG Promo Code
      • Fanatics Markets Promo Code
      • Plus500 Promo Code
      • Gemini Predictions Promo Code
    • NBA Opening Night
      NBA Opening Night
      • NBA Odds
      • NBA Picks
      • NBA Moneyline Picks
      • Celtics-Pistons Picks
      • 76ers-Knicks Picks
      • Thunder-Spurs Picks
      • NBA Prediction Markets
      • NBA Betting Sites
    Covers Account
    Log in Create account
    Join free Log in
    All Forums | Boxing

    Guys please don't bet on Ortiz this weekend

    12 Next Last»
    EricLinny
    esplanade
    DannoDanger
    LRM704
    Mack05
    ...
    Participants:
    Search
    Views: 2561
    Posts: 41
    12 Next Last»
     
    EricLinny
    EricLinny
    Captain
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Mar, 2009
    Posts: 5068
    Posted: Sep. 15, 2011 - 4:08 AM ET #1

    +500 or +8000, you're just e

    The real question is whether Mayweather can STOP Ortiz @ +220.  Possible corner stoppage if the young lion is receiving th punishment of a lifetime?    Just can't see Ortiz's people allow him to go a full 12 rounds if he's clearly behind on the cards...It's his first real tough fight and there is NO DOUBT that Victor will be fighting another Wold Championship fight within the year

    Opinions?
    Reply
    To remove first post, remove entire topic.
    +500 or +8000, you're just e

    The real question is whether Mayweather can STOP Ortiz @ +220.  Possible corner stoppage if the young lion is receiving th punishment of a lifetime?    Just can't see Ortiz's people allow him to go a full 12 rounds if he's clearly behind on the cards...It's his first real tough fight and there is NO DOUBT that Victor will be fighting another Wold Championship fight within the year

    Opinions?
     
    esplanade
    esplanade
    Captain
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Feb, 2008
    Posts: 9021
    Posted: Sep. 15, 2011 - 10:16 AM ET #2

    How is there no doubt?
    Reply
    How is there no doubt?
     
    DannoDanger
    DannoDanger
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2008
    Posts: 3554
    Posted: Sep. 15, 2011 - 10:32 AM ET #3

    I just don't get it.  I must be missing something.  When is the last time that Mayweather 'punished' someone?  Are we expecting Ortiz to get busted up and cut and swollen?  Really?  Maybe I'm not looking at this fight the right way or something.
    Reply
    I just don't get it.  I must be missing something.  When is the last time that Mayweather 'punished' someone?  Are we expecting Ortiz to get busted up and cut and swollen?  Really?  Maybe I'm not looking at this fight the right way or something.
     
    LRM704
    LRM704
    All-Star
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2002
    Posts: 11548
    Posted: Sep. 15, 2011 - 11:48 AM ET #4

    Hey Danno, you beat me to it.  How the hell is FM punishing him ?

    Last time I checked you cannot bring a bat into the ring 

    I don't understand the odds on this fight at all. Still waiting before I send something in.

    Reply

    Hey Danno, you beat me to it.  How the hell is FM punishing him ?

    Last time I checked you cannot bring a bat into the ring 

    I don't understand the odds on this fight at all. Still waiting before I send something in.

     
    EricLinny
    EricLinny
    Captain
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Mar, 2009
    Posts: 5068
    Posted: Sep. 15, 2011 - 2:54 PM ET #5

    Reply
     
    Mack05
    Mack05
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Nov, 2005
    Posts: 4403
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 8:10 AM ET #6

    Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

    I just don't get it.  I must be missing something.  When is the last time that Mayweather 'punished' someone?  Are we expecting Ortiz to get busted up and cut and swollen?  Really?  Maybe I'm not looking at this fight the right way or something.


    Danno I am playing Mayweather KO. Always a risk with Floyd. The reason being I think Ortiz comes to fight and not survive. It's Mexican independence day and I think he goes out on his shield. I think Floyd will counter him all night long (ala Pacquaio v Cotto) and Ortiz gets pulled late in the fight. I just don't see Ortiz doing a Survival Shane Mosley type fight.
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

    I just don't get it.  I must be missing something.  When is the last time that Mayweather 'punished' someone?  Are we expecting Ortiz to get busted up and cut and swollen?  Really?  Maybe I'm not looking at this fight the right way or something.


    Danno I am playing Mayweather KO. Always a risk with Floyd. The reason being I think Ortiz comes to fight and not survive. It's Mexican independence day and I think he goes out on his shield. I think Floyd will counter him all night long (ala Pacquaio v Cotto) and Ortiz gets pulled late in the fight. I just don't see Ortiz doing a Survival Shane Mosley type fight.
     
    SawLo
    SawLo
    Prospect
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Apr, 2010
    Posts: 103
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 11:19 AM ET #7

    Ortiz has shown a history to go down against much weaker opposition. There should be at least 1 or two flash knockdowns.  The one that knocks you down is usually the one you don't see coming. 
    Reply
    Ortiz has shown a history to go down against much weaker opposition. There should be at least 1 or two flash knockdowns.  The one that knocks you down is usually the one you don't see coming. 
     
    nuttyrich
    nuttyrich
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2004
    Posts: 1709
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 12:46 PM ET #8

    Floyd all the way, UNDER 11.5 at +160 is a nice payout!

    Ortiz is a guy who does have some skill, but when he throws power shots man he leaves himself WIDE OPEN, maybe the reason he gets dropped a lot. 

    You cannot fight like this against Floyd, he will pick you apart and quickly at that because of Ortiz's aggressive style. 

    Ortiz reminds me of Juan  Diaz, he doesn't know how to hold, too much pride to just survive and winds up getting knocked out.

    Remember ORTIZ is a GUY WHO QUIT "I should not be taking shots like this I'm young"- Remember that when you wager on him.

    This may be Floyds easiest payday since  Arturo Gatti (R.I.P)!

    Floyd will stay in the pocket for short periods, get a feel for Ortiz once he sees he can easily turn Ortiz he will  punish him... he will go for it. 

    Can't see this fight going the distance, Ortiz needs a KO to win and that has to come early, otherwise it's Floyd with a TKO by round 8- or so. 

    Just in case lightning does strike and Ortiz nails him.. the fight will be over also and the UNDER 11.5 COVERS. 

    I know it's hard to imagine Floyd stopping someone especially a BIGGER GUY like Ortiz, but man Ortiz when he gets hit on the button he goes down, he comes back looking for a KO as soon as HE gets knocked down...

    Floyd will just abuse him until he finally gets Ortiz going backward.. and once that happens FIGHT OVER.

    Good luck to everyone, I'm going with UNDER 11.5 +160

                                              
    Reply
    Floyd all the way, UNDER 11.5 at +160 is a nice payout!

    Ortiz is a guy who does have some skill, but when he throws power shots man he leaves himself WIDE OPEN, maybe the reason he gets dropped a lot. 

    You cannot fight like this against Floyd, he will pick you apart and quickly at that because of Ortiz's aggressive style. 

    Ortiz reminds me of Juan  Diaz, he doesn't know how to hold, too much pride to just survive and winds up getting knocked out.

    Remember ORTIZ is a GUY WHO QUIT "I should not be taking shots like this I'm young"- Remember that when you wager on him.

    This may be Floyds easiest payday since  Arturo Gatti (R.I.P)!

    Floyd will stay in the pocket for short periods, get a feel for Ortiz once he sees he can easily turn Ortiz he will  punish him... he will go for it. 

    Can't see this fight going the distance, Ortiz needs a KO to win and that has to come early, otherwise it's Floyd with a TKO by round 8- or so. 

    Just in case lightning does strike and Ortiz nails him.. the fight will be over also and the UNDER 11.5 COVERS. 

    I know it's hard to imagine Floyd stopping someone especially a BIGGER GUY like Ortiz, but man Ortiz when he gets hit on the button he goes down, he comes back looking for a KO as soon as HE gets knocked down...

    Floyd will just abuse him until he finally gets Ortiz going backward.. and once that happens FIGHT OVER.

    Good luck to everyone, I'm going with UNDER 11.5 +160

                                              
     
    EricLinny
    EricLinny
    Captain
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Mar, 2009
    Posts: 5068
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 1:24 PM ET #9

    Quote Originally Posted by nuttyrich:

    Floyd all the way, UNDER 11.5 at +160 is a nice payout!

    Ortiz is a guy who does have some skill, but when he throws power shots man he leaves himself WIDE OPEN, maybe the reason he gets dropped a lot. 

    You cannot fight like this against Floyd, he will pick you apart and quickly at that because of Ortiz's aggressive style. 

    Ortiz reminds me of Juan  Diaz, he doesn't know how to hold, too much pride to just survive and winds up getting knocked out.

    Remember ORTIZ is a GUY WHO QUIT "I should not be taking shots like this I'm young"- Remember that when you wager on him.

    This may be Floyds easiest payday since  Arturo Gatti (R.I.P)!

    Floyd will stay in the pocket for short periods, get a feel for Ortiz once he sees he can easily turn Ortiz he will  punish him... he will go for it. 

    Can't see this fight going the distance, Ortiz needs a KO to win and that has to come early, otherwise it's Floyd with a TKO by round 8- or so. 

    Just in case lightning does strike and Ortiz nails him.. the fight will be over also and the UNDER 11.5 COVERS. 

    I know it's hard to imagine Floyd stopping someone especially a BIGGER GUY like Ortiz, but man Ortiz when he gets hit on the button he goes down, he comes back looking for a KO as soon as HE gets knocked down...

    Floyd will just abuse him until he finally gets Ortiz going backward.. and once that happens FIGHT OVER.

    Good luck to everyone, I'm going with UNDER 11.5 +160

                                              


    DING DING DING


    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by nuttyrich:

    Floyd all the way, UNDER 11.5 at +160 is a nice payout!

    Ortiz is a guy who does have some skill, but when he throws power shots man he leaves himself WIDE OPEN, maybe the reason he gets dropped a lot. 

    You cannot fight like this against Floyd, he will pick you apart and quickly at that because of Ortiz's aggressive style. 

    Ortiz reminds me of Juan  Diaz, he doesn't know how to hold, too much pride to just survive and winds up getting knocked out.

    Remember ORTIZ is a GUY WHO QUIT "I should not be taking shots like this I'm young"- Remember that when you wager on him.

    This may be Floyds easiest payday since  Arturo Gatti (R.I.P)!

    Floyd will stay in the pocket for short periods, get a feel for Ortiz once he sees he can easily turn Ortiz he will  punish him... he will go for it. 

    Can't see this fight going the distance, Ortiz needs a KO to win and that has to come early, otherwise it's Floyd with a TKO by round 8- or so. 

    Just in case lightning does strike and Ortiz nails him.. the fight will be over also and the UNDER 11.5 COVERS. 

    I know it's hard to imagine Floyd stopping someone especially a BIGGER GUY like Ortiz, but man Ortiz when he gets hit on the button he goes down, he comes back looking for a KO as soon as HE gets knocked down...

    Floyd will just abuse him until he finally gets Ortiz going backward.. and once that happens FIGHT OVER.

    Good luck to everyone, I'm going with UNDER 11.5 +160

                                              


    DING DING DING


     
    DannoDanger
    DannoDanger
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2008
    Posts: 3554
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 1:44 PM ET #10

    I guess no one watched the Berto fight. 

    AND... does Mayweather hit anywhere near as hard as Maidana?

    Maidana made a guy quit, so he will against Mayweather too? 

    Reply

    I guess no one watched the Berto fight. 

    AND... does Mayweather hit anywhere near as hard as Maidana?

    Maidana made a guy quit, so he will against Mayweather too? 

     
    Mack05
    Mack05
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Nov, 2005
    Posts: 4403
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 2:43 PM ET #11

    Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

    I guess no one watched the Berto fight. 

    AND... does Mayweather hit anywhere near as hard as Maidana?

    Maidana made a guy quit, so he will against Mayweather too? 



    Danno I don't think that Floyd has that one punch knockout like Maidana. I see this fight going very similar to the Mayweather v Hatton fight. Hatton when he fought Mayweather was a superior fighter then Ortiz is now. I agree with everythiing Rich said above. Ortiz leaves himself too open too often and Floyd will murder those kind of mistakes. I think Mayweather operates on a different planet then Ortiz and either way this will be a one sided demolition. The only question for me in this fight, is can Ortiz reach the final bell. He probably will, but I have to play the value and the value here is Mayweather +200 KO/TKO.
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

    I guess no one watched the Berto fight. 

    AND... does Mayweather hit anywhere near as hard as Maidana?

    Maidana made a guy quit, so he will against Mayweather too? 



    Danno I don't think that Floyd has that one punch knockout like Maidana. I see this fight going very similar to the Mayweather v Hatton fight. Hatton when he fought Mayweather was a superior fighter then Ortiz is now. I agree with everythiing Rich said above. Ortiz leaves himself too open too often and Floyd will murder those kind of mistakes. I think Mayweather operates on a different planet then Ortiz and either way this will be a one sided demolition. The only question for me in this fight, is can Ortiz reach the final bell. He probably will, but I have to play the value and the value here is Mayweather +200 KO/TKO.
     
    jdr016
    jdr016
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Aug, 2006
    Posts: 6591
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 6:32 PM ET #12

    Quote Originally Posted by Mack05:



    Danno I don't think that Floyd has that one punch knockout like Maidana. I see this fight going very similar to the Mayweather v Hatton fight. Hatton when he fought Mayweather was a superior fighter then Ortiz is now. I agree with everythiing Rich said above. Ortiz leaves himself too open too often and Floyd will murder those kind of mistakes. I think Mayweather operates on a different planet then Ortiz and either way this will be a one sided demolition. The only question for me in this fight, is can Ortiz reach the final bell. He probably will, but I have to play the value and the value here is Mayweather +200 KO/TKO.

    The guy was always a glorified club fighter. Overhyped because he had a loyal following. Taking Pac over him still ranks as one of the easiest bets of my life!


    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by Mack05:



    Danno I don't think that Floyd has that one punch knockout like Maidana. I see this fight going very similar to the Mayweather v Hatton fight. Hatton when he fought Mayweather was a superior fighter then Ortiz is now. I agree with everythiing Rich said above. Ortiz leaves himself too open too often and Floyd will murder those kind of mistakes. I think Mayweather operates on a different planet then Ortiz and either way this will be a one sided demolition. The only question for me in this fight, is can Ortiz reach the final bell. He probably will, but I have to play the value and the value here is Mayweather +200 KO/TKO.

    The guy was always a glorified club fighter. Overhyped because he had a loyal following. Taking Pac over him still ranks as one of the easiest bets of my life!


     
    Mack05
    Mack05
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Nov, 2005
    Posts: 4403
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 7:11 PM ET #13

    Quote Originally Posted by jdr016:


    The guy was always a glorified club fighter. Overhyped because he had a loyal following. Taking Pac over him still ranks as one of the easiest bets of my life!




    Hatton was not the same fighter when he fought Pacquaio so that is a ridiculous point. I too made a truck load on Hatton against Floyd and Pacman. It was clear Hatton was not in their league. I think Hatton is a lot better then a glorified club fighter (he gave Floyd all he could handle for 6 rounds). Ortiz would NEVER beat a Kostya Tszyu. Hatton was unreal that night he beat Tszyu. The best Ricky Hatton would easily beat the best Ortiz. He would be sucking Hatton right hands all night long.

    Anyone who thinks Ortiz would beat Hatton @140 literally haven't a clue about boxing..Do a search of my boxing picks. I know boxing. Ortiz is drastically over matched tomorrow night..
    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by jdr016:


    The guy was always a glorified club fighter. Overhyped because he had a loyal following. Taking Pac over him still ranks as one of the easiest bets of my life!




    Hatton was not the same fighter when he fought Pacquaio so that is a ridiculous point. I too made a truck load on Hatton against Floyd and Pacman. It was clear Hatton was not in their league. I think Hatton is a lot better then a glorified club fighter (he gave Floyd all he could handle for 6 rounds). Ortiz would NEVER beat a Kostya Tszyu. Hatton was unreal that night he beat Tszyu. The best Ricky Hatton would easily beat the best Ortiz. He would be sucking Hatton right hands all night long.

    Anyone who thinks Ortiz would beat Hatton @140 literally haven't a clue about boxing..Do a search of my boxing picks. I know boxing. Ortiz is drastically over matched tomorrow night..
     
    NJDevils
    NJDevils
    Covers Rehab
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Oct, 2004
    Posts: 33122
    Posted: Sep. 16, 2011 - 8:15 PM ET #14

    Quote Originally Posted by jdr016:


    The guy was always a glorified club fighter. Overhyped because he had a loyal following. Taking Pac over him still ranks as one of the easiest bets of my life!





    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by jdr016:


    The guy was always a glorified club fighter. Overhyped because he had a loyal following. Taking Pac over him still ranks as one of the easiest bets of my life!





     
    daviddaman24
    daviddaman24
    Captain
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2009
    Posts: 8135
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 12:08 AM ET #15

    don't overthink this one guys... it will go the same way as all recent mayweather fights (with the exception of the Hatton KO)... Mayweather in a 12 round lopsided decision.
    Reply
    don't overthink this one guys... it will go the same way as all recent mayweather fights (with the exception of the Hatton KO)... Mayweather in a 12 round lopsided decision.
     
    rzagza
    rzagza
    All-Star
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Sep, 2009
    Posts: 10857
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 3:50 AM ET #16

    LOL at people betting the under in this fight.  Thats like calling for a Hopkins win by KO.  Use your brains, this is a Floyd fight.  Defense first, second, third.  He doesnt take chances - ever.  Not saying the under is impossible but barring a cut it's highly unlikely.  The 2 guys hes stopped in the last 7 yrs were runt midgets Sharmba Mitchell and Ricky Hatton.  Hatton fought 2 fights at 147 in his career - Floyd and Collazo and looked horrible in both, not a coincidence, dude was a lightweight fighter.  That KO of Hatton means nothing, Ortiz is a big welter who has faced bigger punchers and more aggressive guys than Floyd.

    Floyd by any decision -130 is the play.  Dont overthink it, just do it.  If you must have a hedge play on Floyd in Rd 10-12 at +950.
    Reply
    LOL at people betting the under in this fight.  Thats like calling for a Hopkins win by KO.  Use your brains, this is a Floyd fight.  Defense first, second, third.  He doesnt take chances - ever.  Not saying the under is impossible but barring a cut it's highly unlikely.  The 2 guys hes stopped in the last 7 yrs were runt midgets Sharmba Mitchell and Ricky Hatton.  Hatton fought 2 fights at 147 in his career - Floyd and Collazo and looked horrible in both, not a coincidence, dude was a lightweight fighter.  That KO of Hatton means nothing, Ortiz is a big welter who has faced bigger punchers and more aggressive guys than Floyd.

    Floyd by any decision -130 is the play.  Dont overthink it, just do it.  If you must have a hedge play on Floyd in Rd 10-12 at +950.
     
    nc1capper
    nc1capper
    MVP
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Aug, 2007
    Posts: 16348
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 7:50 AM ET #17

    of all of floyds talent perhaps his strongest is his selection of fighters,,he picks these guys he fights for a reason--like Rich's thinking but agree with Danno also, Floyd picks this guy apart for 12 rounds and wins by UD
    Reply
    of all of floyds talent perhaps his strongest is his selection of fighters,,he picks these guys he fights for a reason--like Rich's thinking but agree with Danno also, Floyd picks this guy apart for 12 rounds and wins by UD
     
    jlt9889
    jlt9889
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Sep, 2007
    Posts: 4453
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 9:46 AM ET #18

    when was floyd's last fight that went under 11'?
    Reply
    when was floyd's last fight that went under 11'?
     
    HoldenRg
    HoldenRg
    Banned
    Participation Meter
    Joined: May, 2006
    Posts: 9777
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 10:16 AM ET #19

    I agree on the overthinking part, Floyd only fight guys he can beat not anyone that can give him problems  we all know that people c'mon. He is one of those guys that wants to say he went undefeated in his career even though it is fighting subpar opposition. It's like a MLB saying they are super world champs becasue they beat a bunch of softball beer league teams. C"MON

    PEACE!

    Reply

    I agree on the overthinking part, Floyd only fight guys he can beat not anyone that can give him problems  we all know that people c'mon. He is one of those guys that wants to say he went undefeated in his career even though it is fighting subpar opposition. It's like a MLB saying they are super world champs becasue they beat a bunch of softball beer league teams. C"MON

    PEACE!

     
    TrajaD
    TrajaD
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Mar, 2011
    Posts: 1248
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 11:03 AM ET #20

    Victor or Tease
    Reply
    Victor or Tease
     
    nuttyrich
    nuttyrich
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2004
    Posts: 1709
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 12:18 PM ET #21

    So we mostly  agree Floyd is going to pick apart Ortiz, only question is will Floyd actually go for the KO when his dna is to cruise. 

    My thinking is not based on FLOYD, it's based on ORTIZ, being SO OPEN to HIT, AGGRESSIVE, people have to see a good chance at a possible stoppage... not like Ortiz's CHIN is sturdy, I question his heart and Stamina. 

    Ortiz is so easy to hit on the button that Floyd doesn't have to do much to drop him, or HURT HIM. 

    Remember Ortiz when he gets hit or hurt, first instinct is to BRAWL-

     Floyd will not be there to slug he will just counter Ortiz until Ortiz tires enough where ref stops it, he quits, corner stops it... or Floyd Finally throws enough punches the misery ends.

    Let's be honest after the Maidana fight his career was over, Ortiz is on a FREE pay day, just like all the other opponents Floyd has chosen since he moved up to 147. 

    Ortiz was thrown in TOO quickly when he was brought up, he's not polished enough to win in a fight of this magnitude. 

    I can definitely see why some will pick Floyd by decision, but to those who are look at why some are betting under or Floyd by KO, it's not non-sense it's a style match up and after a 15 month Layoff again this is the PERFECT opponent for Floyd. 

    Good luck to everyone, regardless of your pick!
                                 


    Reply
    So we mostly  agree Floyd is going to pick apart Ortiz, only question is will Floyd actually go for the KO when his dna is to cruise. 

    My thinking is not based on FLOYD, it's based on ORTIZ, being SO OPEN to HIT, AGGRESSIVE, people have to see a good chance at a possible stoppage... not like Ortiz's CHIN is sturdy, I question his heart and Stamina. 

    Ortiz is so easy to hit on the button that Floyd doesn't have to do much to drop him, or HURT HIM. 

    Remember Ortiz when he gets hit or hurt, first instinct is to BRAWL-

     Floyd will not be there to slug he will just counter Ortiz until Ortiz tires enough where ref stops it, he quits, corner stops it... or Floyd Finally throws enough punches the misery ends.

    Let's be honest after the Maidana fight his career was over, Ortiz is on a FREE pay day, just like all the other opponents Floyd has chosen since he moved up to 147. 

    Ortiz was thrown in TOO quickly when he was brought up, he's not polished enough to win in a fight of this magnitude. 

    I can definitely see why some will pick Floyd by decision, but to those who are look at why some are betting under or Floyd by KO, it's not non-sense it's a style match up and after a 15 month Layoff again this is the PERFECT opponent for Floyd. 

    Good luck to everyone, regardless of your pick!
                                 


     
    kmoney85
    kmoney85
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Sep, 2007
    Posts: 1620
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 4:07 PM ET #22

    Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

    I guess no one watched the Berto fight. 

    AND... does Mayweather hit anywhere near as hard as Maidana?

    Maidana made a guy quit, so he will against Mayweather too? 


    Berto is not a smart fighter.. he head hunts and goes for the big punch every fight. Berto could have easily came out the victor in that fight if he worked the jab a little and picked his shots instead of swinging for the fences. 

    Floyd will dance circles around this kid tonight. GL if you're on Ortiz you will surely need it

    Reply
    Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

    I guess no one watched the Berto fight. 

    AND... does Mayweather hit anywhere near as hard as Maidana?

    Maidana made a guy quit, so he will against Mayweather too? 


    Berto is not a smart fighter.. he head hunts and goes for the big punch every fight. Berto could have easily came out the victor in that fight if he worked the jab a little and picked his shots instead of swinging for the fences. 

    Floyd will dance circles around this kid tonight. GL if you're on Ortiz you will surely need it

     
    HotTopic213
    HotTopic213
    Prospect
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Jul, 2011
    Posts: 48
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 4:42 PM ET #23

    This is my opinion guys, Since they been saying that now there is kinda of an agreement if Mayweather and Pacquio win there tune up fight that next year they will finally agree on a almost for sure fight no matter what. That explains the high odds for potential next year bought. Also for all you guys saying Ortiz is going to get beat up is b.s guy is a fighter and someone said he is a quiter... In that fight he lost he seems lost confused or im not sure what it was. But i got to say right now guy is well knowned now. And if you didnt see his fight against Andre Berto you should look it up. Even after he got knock down guy kept pressuring and coming forward to Berto. He was like a machine. So good luck to all of you on the bets. If i put any money it will be that this is going to the distance decision. All of Floyd fights is hit and dont get hit so he runs all around. 12 rounds Floyd wins.
    Reply
    This is my opinion guys, Since they been saying that now there is kinda of an agreement if Mayweather and Pacquio win there tune up fight that next year they will finally agree on a almost for sure fight no matter what. That explains the high odds for potential next year bought. Also for all you guys saying Ortiz is going to get beat up is b.s guy is a fighter and someone said he is a quiter... In that fight he lost he seems lost confused or im not sure what it was. But i got to say right now guy is well knowned now. And if you didnt see his fight against Andre Berto you should look it up. Even after he got knock down guy kept pressuring and coming forward to Berto. He was like a machine. So good luck to all of you on the bets. If i put any money it will be that this is going to the distance decision. All of Floyd fights is hit and dont get hit so he runs all around. 12 rounds Floyd wins.
     
    Qncyk1
    Qncyk1
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Aug, 2011
    Posts: 1239
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 5:09 PM ET #24

    Quote Originally Posted by Mack05:



    Danno I am playing Mayweather KO. Always a risk with Floyd. The reason being I think Ortiz comes to fight and not survive. It's Mexican independence day and I think he goes out on his shield. I think Floyd will counter him all night long (ala Pacquaio v Cotto) and Ortiz gets pulled late in the fight. I just don't see Ortiz doing a Survival Shane Mosley type fight.

     

    spoken like a true handicapper.

    if you fight not to get ko'd(clottey/paq,mosely/paq&may,haye/wk)then you probably wont get kod.

    ortiz is coming to fight and like a true mexican(arreola) he will give everything he has in the ring and will receive any amount of punishment to do so.

    nice post for the rookies, mack.

    Reply

    Quote Originally Posted by Mack05:



    Danno I am playing Mayweather KO. Always a risk with Floyd. The reason being I think Ortiz comes to fight and not survive. It's Mexican independence day and I think he goes out on his shield. I think Floyd will counter him all night long (ala Pacquaio v Cotto) and Ortiz gets pulled late in the fight. I just don't see Ortiz doing a Survival Shane Mosley type fight.

     

    spoken like a true handicapper.

    if you fight not to get ko'd(clottey/paq,mosely/paq&may,haye/wk)then you probably wont get kod.

    ortiz is coming to fight and like a true mexican(arreola) he will give everything he has in the ring and will receive any amount of punishment to do so.

    nice post for the rookies, mack.

     
     
    Qncyk1
    Qncyk1
    Veteran
    Participation Meter
    Joined: Aug, 2011
    Posts: 1239
    Posted: Sep. 17, 2011 - 5:17 PM ET #25

    [Quote: Originally Posted by rzagza] LOL at people betting the under in this fight.  Thats like calling for a Hopkins win by KO.  Use your brains, this is a Floyd fight.  Defense first, second, third.  He doesnt take chances - ever.  Not saying the under is impossible but barring a cut it's highly unlikely.  The 2 guys hes stopped in the last 7 yrs were runt midgets Sharmba Mitchell and Ricky Hatton.  Hatton fought 2 fights at 147 in his career - Floyd and Collazo and looked horrible in both, not a coincidence, dude was a lightweight fighter.  That KO of Hatton means nothing, Ortiz is a big welter who has faced bigger punchers and more aggressive guys than Floyd.

    Floyd by any decision -130 is the play.  Dont overthink it, just do it.  If you must have a hedge play on Floyd in Rd 10-12 at +950.
    [/Quot

     

    i had pbf/mosely over and thought that pbf could have ko'd mosely if he wanted to, which he didnt. difference between mosely and ortiz is ortiz is going to bring it the entire fight which can leave him open to counters and continued punishment something that mosely elected not to do by going into survival mode.

    oritz was also badly cut against maidana.

    ortiz is not afraid of going out on his shield and on mexican independence day weekend i think that he will be honored to do so.

    caliente.com.mx is offering individual rounds 9-12 at 66-1 and round 8 at 50-1, esentially 12-1 odds.

    Reply

    [Quote: Originally Posted by rzagza] LOL at people betting the under in this fight.  Thats like calling for a Hopkins win by KO.  Use your brains, this is a Floyd fight.  Defense first, second, third.  He doesnt take chances - ever.  Not saying the under is impossible but barring a cut it's highly unlikely.  The 2 guys hes stopped in the last 7 yrs were runt midgets Sharmba Mitchell and Ricky Hatton.  Hatton fought 2 fights at 147 in his career - Floyd and Collazo and looked horrible in both, not a coincidence, dude was a lightweight fighter.  That KO of Hatton means nothing, Ortiz is a big welter who has faced bigger punchers and more aggressive guys than Floyd.

    Floyd by any decision -130 is the play.  Dont overthink it, just do it.  If you must have a hedge play on Floyd in Rd 10-12 at +950.
    [/Quot

     

    i had pbf/mosely over and thought that pbf could have ko'd mosely if he wanted to, which he didnt. difference between mosely and ortiz is ortiz is going to bring it the entire fight which can leave him open to counters and continued punishment something that mosely elected not to do by going into survival mode.

    oritz was also badly cut against maidana.

    ortiz is not afraid of going out on his shield and on mexican independence day weekend i think that he will be honored to do so.

    caliente.com.mx is offering individual rounds 9-12 at 66-1 and round 8 at 50-1, esentially 12-1 odds.

    All Forums | Boxing
    12 Next Last»

    Hot Forums IconHot Forum Topics

    • Claiming Prizes 57,786
    • Serious Streak Survivor Strategies 1,918,498
    • Tuesday 10/20/2026 817
    • Commanders vs Niners in-game live MNF 2,759
    • Congrats to ltdsks - 20 wins in a row! 5,058
    • NFL THREAD * 151 * 26,042
    • the whole problem is knowingly spreading false info to vulnerable people 22,987
    • Public Indicator Calculations 2026 23,209
    • PART DEUX 165
    • Monday Night Covers Bloodbath Brewing 2,463

    Warning - External Link

    Report User

    Thank you for reporting
    This content is abusive or harmful
    This post is spam
    An error has occurred
    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

    Delete Post

    Are you sure you would like to remove this post?

    Remove Thread

    Are you sure you would like to remove this thread?

    Scan Results

    Login/Register

    Happy to have you join the conversation. To do so, please login or create an account.
    Accounts are free and easy to create.

    Search


    Loading…

    Loading…

    About Us
    Contact Us
    Careers
    Our Team
    Brand
    Testimonials
    Betting Guides
    Sportsbook Reviews
    Betting News
    Podcasts
    Responsible Gambling
    Betting Sites
    US Betting Sites
    Canada Betting Sites
    Canada Casinos
    Best Betting Apps
    Contests
    Streak Survivor
    King of Covers
    Ultimate Race
    Office Pools
    The Covers community has
    810,221
    lifetime members worldwide
    Join our community today
    Covers 30 Years Logo Established in 1995,
    Covers is the world
    leader in sports
    betting information.
    21+
    Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER
    Help Privacy Privacy Choices Terms of Service Cookies Sitemap Forum
    YouTube logo
    Facebook logo
    Twitter logo
    Instagram logo
    LinkedIn logo
    Google News logo
    Covers is verified safe by:
    Evalon Logo Logo GPWA Logo GDPR logo Logo GeoTrust logo Logo
    Covers Logo
    Copyright © 1995 - 2026 Genius Sports. All Rights Reserved.
    If you choose to make use of any information on this website including online sports betting services from any websites that may be featured on this website, we strongly recommend that you carefully check your local laws before doing so.It is your sole responsibility to understand your local laws and observe them strictly.Covers does not provide any advice or guidance as to the legality of online sports betting or other online gambling activities within your jurisdiction and you are responsible for complying with laws that are applicable to you in your relevant locality.Covers disclaims all liability associated with your use of this website and use of any information contained on it.As a condition of using this website, you agree to hold the owner of this website harmless from any claims arising from your use of any services on any third party website that may be featured by Covers.