Ward doesn't hit hard a Smw..he'll have NO power @ 175..
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Joe Calzaghe moved up and fought the light HW champion - why can't Andre Ward?
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Originally posted by Freedom2014But a lot of people are saying Ward has already done more than Calzaghe.
And a lot of other fighters moved up in weight when they were Wards age: Roy Jones, James Toney, Billy Conn, etc.
160 to 175 is a bigger jump than 168 to 175. And let's not forget, Ward fought at light heavyweight in the amateurs.
I would like to first see Kovalev vs Stevenson, and then I will join in on the demand for Ward to fight the winner. As of right now, I am not that interested.
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Originally posted by teddycanyon View Postto be fair, Hopkins was an aging blown up middleweight, not a man with Explosive KO power like Kovalev. Little bit less of a risk for Calzaghe to give up seven pounds.
And Calzaghe said in interviews he was having trouble making 168. From what I hear, Ward has always been very comfortable at this weight
Stevenson is the Lightheavyweight Champion
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lol andre ward has already accomplished more than joe ever did, There is a reason an undefeated fighter is not ranked as one of the best ever
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Originally posted by Freedom2014But a lot of people are saying Ward has already done more than Calzaghe.
And a lot of other fighters moved up in weight when they were Wards age: Roy Jones, James Toney, Billy Conn, etc.
160 to 175 is a bigger jump than 168 to 175. And let's not forget, Ward fought at light heavyweight in the amateurs.
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Originally posted by Freedom2014 View PostI remember when Joe Calzaghe was 168 champion, after he had accomplished everything there was to accomplish in that division, he moved up and fought the Ring light heavyweight champion, in that fighter's home country.
I realize Andre Ward is younger than Calzaghe was when he moved up, but the 168 division is weaker now, and Ward has nothing left to accomplish in that division.
Why can't Andre Ward go up to light heavyweight and try to become a two-division champ? He fought at light heavyweight, and he's big and thickly-built.
Moving up from 168 to 175 isn't that big of a deal. Years ago, the 168 division didn't even exist. Ward would have HAD to fight at 175 back in the day.
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Originally posted by PurePugilist216 View PostCouldn’t have said it better
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