TIM DAHLBERG
AP Sports Columnist
LAS VEGAS (AP) — They are a flawed group at best, the heavyweights who will be vying for your attention — and money — over the next few months. Unpredictable, too, though that just adds to the intrigue of a trio of fights that will either make boxing's big men must-see TV or relegate the division to the doldrums once again.
Deontay Wilder is awkward but dangerous, a string bean of a heavyweight with a crushing right hand that can change everything in a fraction of a second. Luis Ortiz is a big puncher, too, though there are questions about both his stamina and age (40) going into this weekend's rematch with Wilder that serves as an appetizer for what comes next.
That would be Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr. on Dec. 7 in Saudi Arabia. Another pie
