1<\/p>\n Ortiz is well past his best, but he is still capable of laying out low-level opposition<\/p>\n Ortiz hasn’t been in a meaningful fight since his unanimous decision loss to Andy Ruiz Jr in September 2022.<\/a><\/p>\n However, he is currently riding a three-fight winning streak against lower-level opposition.<\/p>\n The last time he stepped between the ropes in September 2025, Ortiz flattened the unheralded Phillip Penson inside the opening stanza.<\/a><\/p>\n And his opponent over the weekend, Stephon Moss, fell to the same fate.<\/p>\n READ MORE ON BOXING <\/p>\n Two looping left hands from the southpaw stance sent Moss tumbling underneath the ropes, where he was subsequently counted out by the referee.<\/p>\n It marked Moss’ seventh straight loss in TBL and his first inside the distance.<\/p>\n The 36-year-old boxed to a decent level in the unpaid ranks, winning the New England Golden Gloves tournament in 2019.<\/p>\n However, he proved no match for Ortiz, who, while 11 years his senior, far outweighed him in terms of experience. <\/p>\n What did Luis Ortiz achieve in boxing?<\/p>\n Ortiz is perhaps best known for his two fights with Deontay Wilder<\/a> for the WBC world heavyweight title.<\/a><\/p>\n On both occasions, Ortiz was able to outbox Wilder for long stretches before succumbing to a knockout loss. <\/p>\n During a professional career stretching back to 2010, Ortiz has recorded notable wins over Bryant Jennings, Malik Scott, Tony Thompson, Dave Allen<\/a> and Charles Martin.<\/a> <\/p>\n He was largely avoided at the peak of his powers and is widely viewed as one of the great ‘What Ifs’ of the 2010s glamour division.<\/p>\n Now deep in his forties, it remains to be seen where Ortiz fits into the heavyweight picture. <\/p>\n It seems as though the Cuban veteran is hanging on for one last big payday.<\/p>\n But at his advanced age, few will be queuing up to fight him.<\/p>\n Watch Boxing on DAZN<\/p>\n *If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenue<\/p>\n Sign up to DAZN<\/a> to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.<\/p>\n Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate<\/a> from just \u00a324.99\/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.<\/p>\n Alternatively, DAZN Standard<\/a> is just \u00a315.99\/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.<\/p>\n![\"6:](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/06\/ortiz_0.jpg\")
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