Victor Ortiz: "Quiero limpiar la division de las 147 y despues subir a las 154"

By Dan Ambrose:

Former WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz (29-4-2, 22 KO’s) says he’s going to stick it out at welterweight rather than moving up to junior middleweight because he says he wants to beat all the top guys at 147 first before he moves up to 154 to face WBC junior middleweight champion Saul “Canelo” Alvarez.

Ortiz, 26, hasn’t fought since he was stopped by Josesito Lopez last June in the 9th round after suffering a broken jaw in two places.

Ortiz said to RingTV “I am gonna stay at 147 pounds for a little bit longer I’m sure, just because I wanna clean the division…I wanna show that I am that pound-for-pound 147. Once I’m done there, definitely 154, that’s next.”

I don’t know that it’s a realistic goal for Ortiz to be talking about cleaning up the welterweight division because he’s failed in his last two fights at that weight, and not looked good in either fight. It might be in Ortiz’s best interest to move up to the weaker 154 pound division and see how he does against guys like Canelo, Ishe Smith, Vanes Martirosyan, Erislandy Lara, Austin Trout, Cornelius Bundrage and Zaurbek Baysangurov.

Ortiz has the skills and the heart to beat some of them, but probably not all of them. Canelo is the guy that Ortiz will be looking to face first of all because he’s the money guy.

In the same interview, Ortiz said he wasn’t impressed by Canelo and by WBA middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin. Ortiz didn’t say specifically what he wasn’t impressed with about them, but he does feel he can beat Canelo. It’s unclear what his thoughts are about Golovkin. I wouldn’t like that match-up for Ortiz because Golovkin is just too strong and he’d likely hurt Ortiz if that fight were to be made.

As far as Ortiz staying at welterweight, he’s going to have to target Devon Alexander, Kell Brook, Paulie Malignaggi, Manny Pacquiao, and Floyd Mayweather Jr. to see if he can beat any of them. I think Ortiz can beat Brook, Malignaggi, Alexander and possibly Pacquiao, but obviously not Mayweather.
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Por Dan Ambrosio:

El ex campeón del CMB peso welter Víctor Ortiz (29-4-2, 22 nocáuts), dice que va a aguantar en el peso welter en lugar de subir a peso mediano junior, porque dice que quiere vencer a todos los pilotos de cabeza en un primer momento 147 antes de que él se mueve hacia arriba a 154 a cara CMB campeón de peso mediano junior Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez.

Ortiz, de 26 años, no pelea desde que fue detenido por Josesito López en junio pasado en la 9 ª ronda después de sufrir una fractura de mandíbula en dos lugares.

Ortiz dice que RingTV "Voy a permanecer en las 147 libras por un poco más de tiempo estoy seguro, sólo porque quiero limpiar la división ... Quiero demostrar que soy el que 147 libra-por-libra. Una vez que he terminado allí, sin duda 154, que es el próximo. "

No sé que es una meta realista para Ortiz para hablar de la limpieza de la división de peso welter porque ha fracasado en sus últimas dos peleas en ese peso, y no se veía bien en cualquier lucha. Puede ser que sea en el mejor interés de Ortiz para subir a la división más débil libra 154 y ver cómo le va en contra de gente como Canelo, Ishe Smith, Vanes Martirosyan , Erislandy Lara , Trucha Austin , Cornelius Bundrage y Baysangurov Zaurbek.

Ortiz tiene las habilidades y el corazón para vencer a algunos de ellos, pero probablemente no todos ellos. Canelo es el tipo que Ortiz se busca hacer frente en primer lugar porque él es el tipo de dinero.

En la misma entrevista, Ortiz dijo que no estaba impresionado por Canelo y por la AMB campeón de peso mediano Gennady Golovkin . Ortiz no dijo específicamente lo que no me impresionó acerca de ellos, pero él se siente que él puede vencer a Canelo. No está claro cuáles son sus pensamientos sobre Golovkin. No me gustaría que match-up para Golovkin Ortiz porque es demasiado fuerte y que probablemente haría daño a Ortiz si esa pelea se hiciera.

En cuanto a Ortiz mantenerse en el peso welter, él va a tener que apuntar a Devon Alexander , Kell Brook , Paulie Malignaggi , Manny Pacquiao y Floyd Mayweather Jr. para ver si él puede vencer a cualquiera de ellos. Creo que puede vencer a Ortiz Brook, Malignaggi, Alexander y posiblemente Pacquiao, pero obviamente no es Mayweather.

Link: http://www.boxingnews24.com/2013/02/victor-ortiz-i-want-to-clean-up-the-147-lb-division/

Victor Ortiz no sabe que hay esta su Papa Floyd...Y que en las 154 libras tambien esta Papa Floyd...

que quiere limpiar... el piso con todos los KO que le van dar pol cocote????

cambio de profecion ortiz ?
que bien por el ,ya con la quijada rota mejor que se meta a limpiar escuelas.

Le tenia fe a Ortiz, pero decepciono con su actuaciones.

Lo primero que tiene que hacer es limpiar su reputacion como boxeador.

saludos

Victor Ortiz to perform on Dancing with the Stars on March 18th
February 26th, 2013 | Post Comment


victor ortiz By Dan Ambrose: Former WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz (29-4-2, 22 KO’s) will competing outside of the boxing ring on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars on March 18th. Ortiz, 26, will be matched with Lindsay Arnold for the dance competition. Ortiz says he’s still letting his broken jaw heal.

Ortiz suffered a broken jaw last June in his loss to Josesito Lopez, and Ortiz is really taking his time getting back in the ring. At this point it looks like he’s going to use up a year of his career letting his jaw heal, and he might regret it later missing all that time.

The average healing time for a broken jaw is six weeks, and Ortiz has been out of the ring thus far eight months, and he doesn’t fight scheduled, so it’s likely he won’t be back in the ring until the summer, if then.

Ortiz said on his twitter “No, I am not quitting boxing. Just decided to kick some b*** on the dance floor while my jaw fully heals. Gotta stay competitive.”

It almost looks like Ortiz is in shut down mode with his career after his loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in September 2011 because Ortiz pretty much phoned in his performance against Josesito Lopez last year, and that was Ortiz’s only fight in 2012. At this point it looks like Ortiz will only fight once in 2013 unless he all sudden gets busy, and that doesn’t seem to be happening.

Ortiz said recently that he plans beating all of the top fighters at 147 when he does come back to competition. I really don’t see that happening. When Ortiz does get back in the ring, he’s going to be incredibly rusty, and who knows whether he’ll ever be the same fighter that defeated Andre Berto two years ago. I don’t think he will. I believe Ortiz’s best days are behind him at this point.

campeon escribió:cambio de profecion ortiz ?
que bien por el ,ya con la quijada rota mejor que se meta a limpiar escuelas.

al parecer es de la unica forma que puede limpiar algo ...como me he reido con esta ocurrencia