FOX Weights from Los Angeles

Ortiz Vs Flores Weigh In7
Photo: Sean Michael Ham/TGB Promotions

Luis Ortiz 241.6 vs. Alexander Flores 231.8
Frank Sanchez 227.6 vs. Brian Howard 210
Michael Coffie 267.8 vs. Joey Abell 250.8
Steven Torres 252.8 vs. Joshua Tuani 227.6
Carlos Negron 246 vs Rafael Rios 249.4

Venue: Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles
Promoter: TGB Promotions
TV: FOX

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  • Many heavyweights carry too much fat. Not good for marketing if a guy doesn’t look like an athlete and shows up for the contest looking like he hasn’t worked out enough! Why would fans pay to see that?
    The 90s had Lennox, Tyson, Holyfield, Morrison, Ruddock, Ibeabuchi, Michael Grant. Briggs and Akinwande weren’t elite, but at least they looked like professional athletes, for $#!t’s sake!

    • Ortiz may look fat and heavy in the mid-section, but I still would not want to get hit with a left hook he throws. LOL

      • How much testosterone is in his bloodstream? His power never seemed the same after he got popped for d-bol.

        And I agree, it seems weird that a professional athlete who is paid to be in prime condition can’t spend a little more time in the gym.

  • It is difficult to get excited about a fight based on the image of two flabby fighters wearing masks and trying to flex. Things, so many things have definitely gone downhill.

    • No doubt. If Wilder wanted a big payday, Andy Ruiz would be the right guy. Very little risk and still a healthy reward. It’s a lot safer than Usyk, the Joyce-DuBois winner, or even Wallin.

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