Comments Thread For: Andre Ward Could Be The Next Boxer in Network Battle
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ny123, whenever a fighter, seems to always fight in his hometown, and never gets points taken away, or at the very least warned, for obvious clinches, headbutts, etc., thats the part, that probably doesn't sit well, with boxing fans, who are not big fans of andre ward, my man...I like Kessler and was rooting for him when he fought Ward but it was obvious who the better fighter was that night. I dont see any real examples of where Ward had fixed refs or hometown judging. In reality he has shown himself to be the best at 168 and that just doesn't sit well with some fans for whatever reason.Comment
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Honestly I dont believe Ward needs a hometown ref to accomplish what he has. I dont think he fights dirty intentionally and I dont see any of his past opponents having a different result of their fight with Ward no matter where it took place.ny123, whenever a fighter, seems to always fight in his hometown, and never gets points taken away, or at the very least warned, for obvious clinches, headbutts, etc., thats the part, that probably doesn't sit well, with boxing fans, who are not big fans of andre ward, my man...Comment
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If Ward had just said he needed to rehab his hand so Bute would have to wait, then it'd look a lot better. But all this crap about Bute not being a worthy opponent and having to prove himself etc etc. just made it seem that Ward was not keen to fight the guy. Like I said, he made himself sound bad. Then theres the whole calling out Kessler for a rematch...wtf?Comment
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Was he? Could've sworn he was a heavy favourite. Either way, no one is discrediting his Super Six win but in boxing, its about the next guy. Bute is arguably a more difficult fight, stylistically, than anyone he fought in the tournament.
In fact, I'd say it was barely arguable.Comment
Yeah, wasn't he supposed to lose that fight? He barely broke a sweat.
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