December 31, 2021
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Weights from Hollywood, Florida

Ortiz Martin Weigh In
Photo: Lester Silva

Luis Ortiz 243.4 vs. Charles Martin 246.2
Frank Sanchez 239.2 vs. Christian Hammer 264.8
Jonnie Rice 283.8 vs. Michael Coffie 278.4
Gerald Washington 253.8 vs. Ali Eren Demirezen 256.2
Viktor Faust 233.3 vs. Iago Kiladze 216.6
Steven Torres 256.8 vs. James Evans 217.8
Frank Martin 137 vs. Romero Duno 135.8
Geovany Bruzon 226.6 vs. Lenier Pero 252.2
Maliek Montgomery 129.2 vs. Angel Luna 130.8
Atif Oberlton 174.2 vs. Ernest Amuzu 174.4
Alayn Limonta 145.8 vs. Ray Barlow 147.4

Venue: Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, Florida
Promoter: TGB Promotions
TV: PPV, FOX

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  • I’m actually taking Martin in this fight, but I have no confidence whatsoever. he’s down 8lbs from his last fight for whatever it’s worth, but that was two years ago.

    Maybe it’s distressing that Rice is 15lbs more for the rematch than he was for the first fight five months ago. I’m still taking him over Coffee though, who is up 7 himself.

    • Odds seem to have overreacted on Coffie fight-good chance he beats rice in the rematch.

    • Awful to think this is PPV. However, it is an interesting fight buffered by a good undercard. I’ll take Martin if it goes more than 4 rounds, Ortiz wins if he ends it early.

  • So called boogeyman of heavyweight division, wont need a mouth piece for this fight,he can just take his dentures off…

  • So, Rice finally gets over the hump with the big win over Rice, then weighs in at what has to be close to a career high for him. I’m guessing that extra weight isn’t muscle.

    • Second highest weight ever and the highest wasn’t even a whole pound more. It’s just a bad look – putting on 15lbs in five months when you won a fight like he won the first one. I’m still picking him, but if that right hand isn’t quite as fast and accurate as it was the first time, I guess we’ll know why.

      • I’m picking Rice also. I thought that win might have inspired him to take it to another level…maybe to lose a few pounds and try to make a serious run. Coming in North of 280 certainly is a bad look. No way that does him any good. Lucky for Rice though that Coffie showed zero ability to get out of the way of right hands. That couldn’t have changed much in 5 months.

        • For a guy who has spent a career toiling and taking on the toughest of opponents, this would be his chance to finally “break through.” No one can knock him over some of his losses, he fought every young monster. But to potentially blow this opportunity? Makes no sense.

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